Thamara Kandabada. Generalist. Tinkerer.
5 Aug 2026
Filed under Life
On the mics again
Is The Bad Take back? And some reflections on leaving an online footprint
4 Aug 2026
Beyond Couch to 5K
The next step in my running journey
11 Jul 2026
Couch to 5K: Week 9
That's it, I'm a runner now!
25 Jun 2026
Couch to 5K: Week 8
I'm almost there
21 Jun 2026
Birthday
It’s like any other day
14 Jun 2026
Couch to 5K: Week 7
25-minute running interval: conquered!
7 Jun 2026
Couch to 5K: Week 6
Can I call myself a runner now?
2 Jun 2026
A weekend in Scotland
Among nature, music, and art
28 May 2026
Couch to 5K: Week 5
Making steady progress
18 May 2026
Couch to 5K: Week 4
Getting used to longer running intervals
11 May 2026
The Gobbins Cliff Walk
A dramatic coastal walk with killer views
8 May 2026
Couch to 5K
A decent start
20 Mar 2026
Duodecennium
Looking back at 12 years on the internet
18 Nov 2019
Poison
On being a teetotaller
21 Aug 2019
The stages of atheism
My journey into unbelief
17 Apr 2019
Pick one
On favourites
3 Feb 2019
Flip the Switch
On anger
28 Jan 2019
The death of intimacy
What weddings are, and not
15 Jan 2019
The unhustle
Work hard, play easy
12 Jan 2019
(De)clutter: an update
In 2019, I want to read more. I tweaked my iPhone setup for exactly that.
31 Dec 2018
To the year that flew by
Reflections on 2018
6 Dec 2018
A new reason to write
From mindless scrolling to mindful writing
1 Dec 2018
Stop.
And do nothing.
28 Aug 2018
Wander
On meditation and purpose
22 Jul 2018
The self-made myth
No one is self-made. To call one that is a blatant dismissal of the work of many around them.
30 Nov 2017
(De)clutter
Tidying up, just a little bit
12 Nov 2017
Goodbye, Headspace. Hello, Oak.
An update: meditation, 21 days in
11 Nov 2017
Diary, not book
Ignoring Guy Kawasaki
17 Oct 2017
Meditating with Headspace
Because one challenge is not enough
15 Oct 2017
A challenge, for the next 30 days
Today, I took on a quite unexpected challenge, on a whim: a ‘Digital Detox’ of sorts.
9 Oct 2017
Reality check
For 15 long years I dabbled in many things I ended up wanting nothing to do with. Now that I look back, those years were more valuable than I give them credit for.
