Musings from Journalings Of Sporring - Issue #27

June 19, 2021

Hi, Y'all! How're you doing today? ;)

It's time for a name change here, so from the next newsletter, the name is Musings Of Sporring.

This edition wasn't supposed to be ready so fast, but the meatiness of it gave me no reason to wait another week.

Journalings of thoughts

  1. Moving was the best decision, the countryside have healing effect on my rather beaten up soul and body. Plus being close to my daughter and her family gives it extra life.

  2. I have become a bit of a gardener, and it feels so good working with my body again.

  3. Seems I'm getting back to habit writing every day, I use the 2 first hours of my day for that ad then I'm outside enjoying te lovely weather, and of course nature.

Journalings of links

I’d never been into tea. Tasting like wilted flower soup at its best, and hot soil water with a slight bouquet of manure at its worst, I’ve been puzzled by its ancient, meditative, near mystical appeal.

There are few things that impact your daily productivity, career trajectory, and overall well-being as much as your routines. As Will Durant writes in The Story of Philosophy (a quote often misattributed to Aristotle): “We are what we repeatedly do.”

Making New Years’ resolution is one of my favorite end-of-year activities. Every year I’m encouraged by the idea that in a mere 12 months I will have become a (marginally) better person. But every year I’m unable to keep the resolve in my resolutions for more than a few months.

Twitter continues to add more monetization options for creators, as it seeks to provide more incentive to keep popular users tweeting and engaging more often.

If you've followed this blog very long, you know that I like to try out different tools. I often change what I use for my tasks, planning, email, all kinds of things. I enjoy learning new technology and have fun trying out different tools. However, there are two other big…

Journalings of Articles

We have a limited time in our Earthly shape, and it’s our job to make the best of it. Leaving a legacy is part of our journey, and even if we don’t think about it, it’s how the state of the matter…

I have, for most of the past year, had more or less the same schedule. And it’s been working fine, but since my move, I have had to rearrange everything I usually do before lunch and crunch them into…

As much as it saddens me. I have decided to let my online Journal go to the archives. It’s been a reasonably good journey, I only let a couple of days slip due to different circumstances that were…

In the past, maybe 10 years or so, we have seen an increase in apps that notify us. And for our monotasking brains, all these distractions kill a lot of our creativity. As I mentioned in an earlier…

If you are like me, a search, learner, and student of/for life, you're probably also struggling with existential questions. Questions larger than life itself, unanswerable questions, questions so…

Being a creative person, I believe since I was a toddler, the ways for me to express myself have changed during the course of my life. It’s a natural way of life and the life I enjoy living. It…

I have had an online presence for 13 years now, and I have learned a lot of lessons. And for that matter also applied to it. My worst time was when I fell into a deep depression in 2011–2012. Back…

Journalings of Instagram

Journalings of Youtube

2% survival rate???? She's absolutely my favorite to win AGT this year! Cute, stunning and so brave! I will never complain about my health issues anymore! And that song??? #fuckcancer

Journalings of the end

“The unexamined life is not worth living.”— Socrates