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Pragmatism

Had a great weekend, sister won a prize in the Mardi Gras Short Story Competition. Yay! Lot of parents being odd about how it had to be a gay prize but meh. Mum is funny in the way she is actually in a weird way open-minded and went over to tell one of the very gayest authors that his story deserved a higher placing, but when it’s her daughter? Doesn’t look so good apparently.

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The most horrific filing system in the entire world

is what my Dad’s secretary has evolved in the back room of his practice. I just spent half a day making her desk neat, never mind actually sorting through the giant boxes of mixed papers under the desk – invoices, bank statements, BAS and bank deposits from as far back as 2007 – and that’s only the easy stuff that I know where to put, even if it takes ages.

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“multipotential”

Occasionally I read some of the websites about gifted kids, which bring to mind a few things. One, there is a lack of writing about gifted adults – probably because most gifted people fit into the ‘moderately gifted’ category, and once they find an adult niche like a physics department, they are pretty sorted. As someone who doesn’t even really fit in a physics department, I feel that my experience is unrecorded. I also feel that I am going to be lonely forever and not really be understood by anyone, but I am trying to change that.

Below for big self-absorbed rant about title topic (maybe kinda).

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