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London heat July 29 from dad

Published May 10, 2018 at 640 × 480 in Leading the way to Olympic gold.

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I began my parade of holiday parties last week by providing some after-dinner entertainment for my OxCamNE family (that’s Oxford + Cambridge + New England). Someone told me afterward that I was the most entertaining speaker ever they've ever had, but I think “most hungry” or “most ridiculous" is more accurate. Either way, I consider it an honor to tell my story. #tistheseason #theboatrace #oxcamne

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My dad sent me a cartoon the other day, as he often does. This one hit a little too close to home. I'm so over-committed and over-worked that I am not able to fully enjoy the fantastic life I've created for myself. I need to make some changes, but I'm not sure how. Have you ever felt this way, and if so, what changes did you make (or will you make) to address the problem?

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