Category Archives: Feeling Clearly

Exploring emotions, working to articulate and express them clearly, completely, and helpfully.

A Good Run

Posted on 10 April 2021 by Isabel Gibson

An analysis of the cost/benefit of the monarchy. Not. Continue reading →

Posted in Appreciating Deeply, Feeling Clearly, Mortality | Tagged , | 6 Comments

The Song the Cicadas Sing

Posted on 10 April 2021 by Isabel Gibson

Listening to the cicadas. Continue reading →

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Spring-Challenged

Posted on 27 March 2021 by Isabel Gibson

From winter to summer with barely a pause in-between. It’s efficient, anyway. Continue reading →

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Which Twenties Cometh?

Posted on 07 March 2021 by Isabel Gibson

And old argument: a new chance. Continue reading →

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MAiD: And Again

Posted on 27 February 2021 by Isabel Gibson

Excerpts from two more pieces on MAiD. Continue reading →

Posted in Feeling Clearly, Politics and Policy, Thinking Broadly | Tagged , | 4 Comments

R-O-E Redux

Posted on 26 February 2021 by Isabel Gibson

A plea/challenge/expectation from an Asian American. Continue reading →

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Waiting for It

Posted on 26 February 2021 by Isabel Gibson

Not a happy or comfortable place to stand. Just an important one. Continue reading →

Posted in Feeling Clearly, Management and Work, Relationships and Behaviour, Thinking Broadly | Tagged , | 4 Comments

Let Us Suppose

Posted on 06 February 2021 by Isabel Gibson

Thinking better. Because it matters. Continue reading →

Posted in Feeling Clearly, Thinking Broadly | Tagged | 4 Comments

P.S.

Posted on 29 January 2021 by Isabel Gibson

I thought about trying to do something cute with this. It doesn’t need it. P.S. I, like Aurelio, would like to see changes made soon.

Posted in Feeling Clearly, Politics and Policy | Tagged , | 8 Comments