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quarantine meditation four: into the unknown

August 23, 2020August 23, 2020 ~ Joanna ~ 2 Comments

What do Elsa, a Japanese anime character, and the year 2020 have anything to do with each other? We all had so many expectations for 2020. It was supposed to be the year of "vision" (20/20 vision if you're a cheesy person like me). Many of us had dreams of career progression, travelling, pursuing new … Continue reading quarantine meditation four: into the unknown

buried talents

June 3, 2019June 3, 2019 ~ Joanna ~ 1 Comment

A motley combination of Buzzfeed personality quizzes, neatly filled-in coloring books, and anecdotes from my childhood Sunday School teacher (who told me I always requested to sit in a chair instead of on the ground with the other kids so I wouldn't get my dress dirty) inform me that I am, in fact, a perfectionist. … Continue reading buried talents

the lengths we grow

November 14, 2018November 14, 2018 ~ Joanna ~ 6 Comments

Sometimes the change that is most evident isn't the one most needed--or even the one already in motion.

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