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Re-entering the Self

by thechexican | Oct 22, 2021 | Self, Uncategorized | 0

There’s been a continuous surge of change within me these past weeks, more so in the wake of...

What’s In a Name? Change.

by thechexican | Oct 20, 2021 | Uncategorized | 0

Although natural discovery would require somehow coming across a printed copy of a publication...

World Mental Health Day

by thechexican | Oct 10, 2021 | Uncategorized | 0

It’s interesting how the timing of the return to the blog has happened to coincide with Mental...

Momentous Milestone

by thechexican | Oct 6, 2021 | Self | 0

Just wrapped up filing some well-overdue paperwork with the San Diego Superior Court. Didn’t...

With the active aim in mind to get this site closer to my idealized vision of it, I’ve been giving thought as to how to avoid the usual pitfall of declarative update and prolonged inactivity. The first and most pressing thought...

And a Month Later

by thechexican | Sep 30, 2021 | Uncategorized | 0

As I begin to write this many-times-deferred update, I’m surprised to find that we’re already at September’s end. Since my last update, I’ve been working at a small personal project I set for myself: to reconnect with my old...

Turning Point

by thechexican | Sep 1, 2021 | Uncategorized | 0

One train of thought that’s been running my mental railways hard lately is that of my perception. Not in the internal possessive sense, but the outwardly projected one: the impression I give off to others. It’s not new by any...

Summer’s End

by thechexican | Aug 22, 2021 | Self | 0

As I finally bring myself back to the blog to push an update, the landscape of reality differs a lot from where I envisioned things being at the start of the summer. First, there’s the situation on the global scale: the COVID...

Reopening

by thechexican | Jun 19, 2021 | Self | 0

It’s been four days since the state of California officially “reopened”, the last state in the country to do so. I ended my day on the 14th with a looming sense of dread, that the removal of restrictions would see caution thrown...

We Are Our Morals

by thechexican | Apr 25, 2021 | Health | 0

Scientific American – Morals, Not Memories, Define Who We Are Analysis of the data revealed that participants perceived the greatest disruptions in patients’ identity when they observed changes in moral traits. Other...

Preemptive Reflection

by thechexican | Apr 21, 2021 | Self | 0

“Enact change,” I tell myself. Along with the primary tasks of keeping up with college curriculum and job seeking efforts in the recent days, I’ve been making the time to review old entries on this blog, updating structure on...

It Actually Is Called Languishing

by thechexican | Apr 19, 2021 | Self | 0

An article that I came across during my morning coffee-accompanied review of the morning digital newspaper caught my eye because of its use of the word I’d specifically chosen in my last post, and turned out to be very...