This is what I'm doing right now (February 2021)
1. Raising a kindergartener in a global pandemic.
2. Running, or walking, or running with walk breaks (or walking with run breaks) every day that I have the energy to get outdoors. Reality check: this is not every day.
3. Writing science journalism. My latest: a feature for Sky & Telescope on the history of an 1892 6-inch refractor at the University of Washington.
4. Consulting with tech companies who want to create great marketing programs while protecting the health of their people.
5. Completing a certificate in Health and Wellness Coaching in preparation for bringing coaching skills to my consulting practice.
6. Taking biochemistry courses at Bellevue College in Washington State, because biochem is just cool.
7. Baking a whole bunch: everything from rye sourdough bread made with home-grown yeast cultures to chocolate Earth Day-themed cake pops.
7. Dreaming of the day when road races will start up again so that I can start planning for marathon #17.
(Why a "Now Page"? Inspired by the work of Courtney Carver, who was inspired by this site.)
2. Running, or walking, or running with walk breaks (or walking with run breaks) every day that I have the energy to get outdoors. Reality check: this is not every day.
3. Writing science journalism. My latest: a feature for Sky & Telescope on the history of an 1892 6-inch refractor at the University of Washington.
4. Consulting with tech companies who want to create great marketing programs while protecting the health of their people.
5. Completing a certificate in Health and Wellness Coaching in preparation for bringing coaching skills to my consulting practice.
6. Taking biochemistry courses at Bellevue College in Washington State, because biochem is just cool.
7. Baking a whole bunch: everything from rye sourdough bread made with home-grown yeast cultures to chocolate Earth Day-themed cake pops.
7. Dreaming of the day when road races will start up again so that I can start planning for marathon #17.
(Why a "Now Page"? Inspired by the work of Courtney Carver, who was inspired by this site.)