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12 Goals for 2012
1. Practice yoga at least four times a week. Even if it’s just sun salutations. 2. Finish my computer program for Hindi. 3. Make more time for my spirituality. 4. Find employment in my field. 5. Visit three non-United Kingdom … Continue reading →
Numbers for 2011
In 2011… I was on 16 planes, rented 6 cars, rode a long distance (3+ hrs) bus 17 times, a long distance train 6 times, and used public transit in 7 different metropolitan cities. I was in 8 different countries … Continue reading →
Favo(u)rite Books of 2011: Part Two
Alright, here we go for the second half of Amy’s favorite 10 books that she read in 2011… Everyone reads Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts when they’re in India. It’s a classic Westerner-Living-in-India-”Memoir” (it’s a quasi autobiographical novel). I picked … Continue reading →
Favo(u)rite Books of 2011: Part One
I usually give myself my first cup of coffee to dick around on the internet, catch up on some news, and wake up before I start The Never Ending Reading. Today’s dickery is about books. I’ve read about 120 books … Continue reading →
Worries
Things I am worried about: The people I’m leaving behind. The logistics of my June trips. Handling the Indian train system. Whether or not I will have enough to do in my volunteer position. I hate not being busy. Being … Continue reading →