Category Archives: Reading

Essential Workers

Posted on September 2, 2021 by msw blog

By Letters editorThe Seattle TimesRe: “Gov. Inslee: Law enforcement, firefighters, grocery workers to get COVID-19 vaccines in March” [March 4, Health]:I am overjoyed that essential workers like grocery employees will finally get their long-deserved shot at immunity starting March 22. … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged cleanliness, community, custodian, employment, Essential workers, Evalynn Fae Taganna Romano, health, immigrants, infection, infection-control, letter to the editor, newspaper, Op Ed, opinions, opportunity, pandemic, published, refugees, Society, writing | 4 Comments

This You?

Posted on August 31, 2021 by msw blog

I am a college student who returned to campus this semester. Since I’ve been back, my absolute hero has been the doctor who runs student health services. I’ve asked her a million questions about Covid-19, and she always makes time … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged assumptions, communication, community, concern, Fashion statement, forgetfulness, grace, health and wellness, health services, mentor, noisy, pandemic, privacy, professor, student, What would you do ? | 2 Comments

Random Act of Kindness

Posted on August 22, 2021 by msw blog

RAVE to the woman who puts jigsaw puzzles in her Little Free Library! They’re such a joy to do, thanks for sharing yours! RAVE to kindness. Flying home from Oakland, California, a week ago, I was next to a pleasant seatmate with whom … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged aging, communication, community, grace, grocery shopping, happy mail, healthy, humor, joy, kindness, mental health and wellness, nonprofit organization, patient, pay it forward, rave, travel | 4 Comments

Birthday Lies

Posted on August 20, 2021 by msw blog

My twin brother and I exchange gifts on our birthday. In recent years, he’s gotten lazy about it. His presents often seem like last-minute efforts. This year was our 30th birthday, so I expected a little more. But when he … Continue reading →

Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading | Tagged ambitions, aspirations, birthday, birthday parties, confidence, Dishonesty, family, gift giving, gifts, human connection, lying, Make a wish, recognition, Resentment, success, support system, tradition, what would you do?, Wishes | 5 Comments

Decompress now that your commute is gone

Posted on August 11, 2021 by msw blog

A commute helps you prepare for the day ahead and decompress after a long workday. Here are four ways to create a similar buffer and properly recharge while working from home. Keep the tradition. Re-create your old mornings: Sip coffee, listen … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged commute, daily routine, decompress, exercise, Meditation, podcast, puzzle, quartine, quiet times, recharge, remote work, self care, tradition, Traffic, transition, workday | 6 Comments

Category Archives: Reading

Essential Workers

This You?

Random Act of Kindness

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Decompress now that your commute is gone

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