Having my family in closer proximity, but that’s what comes with living in another country.
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Having my family in closer proximity, but that’s what comes with living in another country.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 24 April 2021 source ↗
A family of my own, I guess, though it terrifies me.
Following the Zen proverb: you should sit and meditate for 20 minutes; if you’re too busy, then you should sit and meditate for an hour.
A chef would be nice.
More sleep, less stress.
As somebody who brought joy to people.
In the hospital after my C-section, hanging out with my new baby, feeling very, very happy and grateful.
It’s all a learning experience, even if it’s a shit time.
Maybe the night we drove a Hummer in Kabul and went to a cafe that Osama bin Laden supposedly used to frequent.
A veterinarian, but I decided against it because it required too many years of schooling; I wasn’t great at school.
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