Catherine Work
Coverage of Catherine Work in the Nexus archive.
- Traveling with just a backpack taught me that I don't need special clothes to exercise. I wear the same outfit for all my workouts.
Traveling with just a backpack taught the author that specialized clothing or gear is unnecessary for exercising. She states she wears the same basic outfit across various workouts like biking and pickleball. This mindset was adopted after living in a rural village in Cameroon, teaching her to adapt to whatever conditions are available.
- I've flown in long-haul economy on a dozen airlines. These are 3 I'd recommend to anyone, and one I wouldn't book again.
The article compares long-haul economy experiences across 12 airlines, recommending Etihad Airways, Air France, and American Airlines for their comfort, food, and amenities, while advising against China Eastern Airlines due to poor app navigation and lack of amenities. The author prioritizes affordability, legroom, and vegetarian meal options in their evaluations.
- I'm an only child and I live far away from my mom. I'm already stressing about long-term care as she gets older.
An only child living in Italy expresses stress about caring for her 70-year-old mother in the U.S. as she ages, despite their differing values and the mother's lack of retirement plans. The mother works 40-50 hours weekly, resists lifestyle changes, and jokes about being 'floated out to sea' when older, complicating long-distance caregiving.