What's better than a loaded Easter basket? Could it be this blog post? That's for you to decide. This one has a new structure: Quote of the weekPoetry readingSelected topicFood for thoughtPhoto storyFood for thought pt 2Media consumption Let's get to it! ~ Quote of the week "The wise man knows that it is better … Continue reading A whole assortment of goodies
Less is, usually, more
If there was a constant theme for this past week, it was that-- less is, in fact, usually more. It's OK to do less. It's good (sometimes) to eliminate things from our schedule. If you're already a productive member of society, why continue to pile things high on your plate? In my case, I went … Continue reading Less is, usually, more
Summer is just around the corner
Just as the title says, it feels like summer is nearly here. On Gran Canaria, flowers are in full bloom and, with the exception of when I go hiking, the sun is shining bright. In the U.S., the weather is warming and more than 54% of adults have received at least one dose of the … Continue reading Summer is just around the corner
Ordinary life in 2021
Hello there! Welcome to another edition of my blog. It's just the second week since I decided to reignite the publishing of these posts. I hope you all are as excited to revel in these tidbits as I am. As I alluded to last week, the posts that make up this blog are going to … Continue reading Ordinary life in 2021
Mid-April update
Hello there! If you're reading this, welcome to my blog: 'glimpses from a sole perspective.' In 2020, I published on this platform with a decent amount of regularity. In recent months, the output has been rather sparse. Beginning with this post, my objective is to publish updates on a weekly basis. And since today is … Continue reading Mid-April update
A return to the blogosphere
Hello and welcome back to the blog, "glimpses from a sole perspective." It's been nearly three months since I published a post on here. There are a few different reasons as to why I ceased to produce written content, including travel, changes in priorities, and a rise to meet the demands of life in 2020. … Continue reading A return to the blogosphere
Tufia, microplastics, and an interview with free diver Josh Munoz
This blog post is primarily about the environmental problem of microplastics.
Commitment March on Washington, photos from Gran Canaria, and a bit of Canarian history
Hello and welcome to this week's edition. Before we dive in, I wish to take note of something: I imagine it will be a bit jarring for the reader to make sense of present-day inequality in America before looking at a curated spread of travel photos right afterwards. I acknowledge this, but the idea behind … Continue reading Commitment March on Washington, photos from Gran Canaria, and a bit of Canarian history
Ongoing trouble in Belarus, a day in Rome, and some Memphis blues from Belgium
Howdy and welcome to this week's edition of the blog. No need for half-baked jokes or attempts at being witty, so let's get to it. Topic #1: Ongoing trouble in Belarus Belarus first came to my attention a couple of weeks ago while I was listening to an episode from the BBC's great podcast "Newshour." … Continue reading Ongoing trouble in Belarus, a day in Rome, and some Memphis blues from Belgium
Coronavirus spikes in Spain, Camping on Gran Canaria, and the BBC’s “Focus on Africa”
After a one-month hiatus due to traveling and some unexpected demands across the broader spectrum of existence, I am back with this weekly blog. This week's edition is concise and also includes pictures, so you likely won't need to reach for a stiff drink while reading. Topic 1: Coronavirus spikes in Spain After returning from … Continue reading Coronavirus spikes in Spain, Camping on Gran Canaria, and the BBC’s “Focus on Africa”
