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5 Lessons THE ROW Has Taught Me After Two-Thirds of Completion
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to take the time to fire up the laptop, open up the word processer, and share my thoughts in blog...
tmould
Feb 1810 min read
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2024
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. The impact suicide has had on my life over the last few years has been dramatic, confusing,...
tmould
Sep 10, 20246 min read
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5 Tips That Helped Me for Mental Day-to-Day Clarity
Each celestial rotation of our shared home, as defined by the Gregorian, provides a new day. A notion that shouldn’t be new to anyone,...
tmould
Jun 10, 20248 min read
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Some Kind of Change, Some Kind of Spinning Away - Time and Grief.
“Time does not change us. It just unfolds us.” ― Max Frisch That construct of time is a funny old thing. It’s inevitability. It’s...
tmould
Apr 30, 20247 min read
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Coffee, Religious Studies Homework, and Not Much About Rowing
My commitment to drinking good coffee using a v60 filter can be testing due to the time it takes to make a cup of Joe. The taste is worth...
tmould
Feb 28, 20246 min read
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The Frayed Ends of Sanity... or at least a Rowing Machine Cable
Being five weeks into the challenge, I felt comfortable in having established a routine to complete the daily rows. The body is feeling...
tmould
Feb 10, 20247 min read
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The Anatomy of a 5km Row after 95kms Rowed
5,000 metres is not much in a car, fine on a bike, relatively comfortable for a run, a good walk, but seemingly for me at this stage of...
tmould
Jan 23, 20245 min read
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And you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"
If you are reading this, I’m sure you know about The Row challenge I’ve already embarked on. If you don’t, then welcome, how have you...
tmould
Jan 16, 20245 min read
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