Let go and let it flow

Today, I am letting go knowing I have done enough. Today, my sanity reigns. And it is all the matters, nothing more. Today, forget the Leni you knew, you will only have the Leni that is, that has always been.

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Morning's Here

What’s not to love with mornings? They’re peaceful and calm. It’s like a few hours to escape the hustle and bustle of life.

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Becoming Minimalist

Three years later I have reaped the benefits of becoming a minimalist. I say becoming because throughout the course of purging and mindful purchase, usage and possession, I have come to realize that minimalism is a never-ending process. It does not have to be a frustrating journey with no end. It’s simply a lifestyle.

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Speaking Lithuanian in Estonia

What I do remember from this trip is meeting Martinas. Martinas is a solo Lithuanian traveler from our group. At one point, Martinas was standing right beside me and so I took the courage and talked to him in Lithuanian. He looked stunned and confused, later, amused, that an Asian like me was speaking to him in his native tongue. We found ourselves having our own little bubble as we moved along the tour.

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Room 106

This post has been written as part of the activities in one of my advanced French class about French bureaucracy. My students were encouraged to talk about one of their problems, describe their feelings and emotions going through this problem and share how they handled it. To get the ball rolling, I shared this problem I encountered as a student in France, during my first days in Rouen which I talked about briefly in this post from 2015.

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In Response to Adulting from 2016

What is adulting? I’ve always thought it was being self-made, being independent, or confident. I got this concept from one of the books I’ve recently read, which joins every bit of idea I have of it: Adulting means self control. The ultimate mastery of being an adult is calmness - the state of being calm.

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