Tag Archives: James McMurtry

House Arrest

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Laura Alford, PhD

I stared too long into the abyss… and TikTok stared back. Californians have been on house arrest for a year now, with no time off for good behavior, wildfires, or mudslides. If you’re not too depressed to get out of … Continue reading →

Posted in California, Continuouse Improvement, Monterey, parks & recreation, Writing | Tagged anxiety, beaches, bevy of quail, California Quail, covid lockdown, coyotes, deer, depression, every little bit counts, forests, good behavior, hair of the dog, house arrest, James McMurtry, mudslide, outdoors, overwhelmed, raccoons, small bites, TikTok, wildfire, wildlife | Leave a comment

The Two-th

Posted on January 2, 2018 by Laura Alford, PhD

Way back in 2012 my starting goal post count was one a week, which got downgraded to one a month-ish when I started the PhD program. Since August lasted about 90 days this semester, I’m not too far off my … Continue reading →

Posted in Christmas, football, Goal setting, Graduation, LSU, Uncategorized | Tagged anemometers, conundrum, every little bit counts, flower of the little way, for want of a nail, goal line stand, goal posts, goals, James McMurtry, january the 2nd, Nick Saban, Rubik's cube, school, St. Therese, the process, the two-th, way | Leave a comment

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