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Perspective

I’m From Here: Coming Back To My Hometown

April 24, 2013 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

When I went off to college, I chose a school six hours north of home. I thought my hometown was kind of boring, and I wanted a change. I loved my family, but I needed to separate from them. I swore I wasn’t going to move back home after I graduated. Ten years after I […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: college, friends, home, hometown, Hudson Valley, social life, work

Life Is About… Love

February 27, 2013 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

“Love is like riding or speaking French. If you don’t learn it young, it’s hard to get the trick of it later.” -Downton Abbey As a teacher, this quote really rings true to me. I teach nine- and ten-year-olds, so I spend a lot of time with children at a very formative age. You can […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: children, downton abbey, fear, love, passion, relationships, teaching, the beatles

Life Is About… Change

February 23, 2013 by Leanne Sowul 1 Comment

From the time of the first humans, we’ve been conditioned to adapt to change. Sometimes the changes are swift: a lion jumps down from a tree right in front of you; you’re driving and your car catches on fire. Sometimes the changes are slow: an ice age descends; long-held morals and traditions are broken. But […]

Filed Under: Perspective, Self Improvement Tagged With: adapting, adrenaline, change, emotional, fast change, mother, physical, school, slow change, summer vacation, survival of the fittest, teaching

Life Is About… Experiences

February 18, 2013 by Leanne Sowul Leave a Comment

Think about your favorite book or movie. What was your favorite part of it? Was it when the main character was sitting around, thinking about her problems? Or was it when she was out solving them? Chances are, you prefer the latter. I do, too. Why? Because doing something is always more interesting and memorable than […]

Filed Under: Perspective, Self Improvement Tagged With: babysitting, bottle, brad sherwood, colin mochrie, couch, doing, experiences, Nemo, parking, planning, snow, whose line is it anyway?, winter

Life Is… A New Series

February 15, 2013 by Leanne Sowul 1 Comment

When I was in my senior year of high school, a good friend and I met for third period study hall every day to drink hot chocolate and talk about the meaning of life. (One might call this an odd form of senioritis.) Though I remember our conversations fondly, I don’t recall much of their […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: deep thoughts, hot chocolate, meaning of life, philosopher, study hall, universe

Weathering the Weather

January 30, 2013 by Leanne Sowul 2 Comments

Mother Nature is laughing maniacally at those of us on the northeast coast right now. We went from bitter cold temperatures for days on end, to an ice storm, to a twenty degree thaw, to a further jump of twenty degrees combined with rain. And the weather fluctuation is set to continue over the next […]

Filed Under: Perspective Tagged With: air pressure, ancestors, cold, depression, humidity, ice, mood, mother nature, prehistoric, seasonal affective disorder, sunshine, temperature, vitamin d, weather

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