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March 2018

Sewing

Apparently I Want to Make All The Things … But Also Solve Crime

Navelgazing
February Scorecard On March 19 Tells You What You Need To Know

March 19, 2018

The fact that I am writing this February round up on March 19th pretty much sums up my February. Here’s the headline: AND CHAOS ENSUED! I was really doing great with all my goals and walking every day and keeping all my commitments until February 16th and then: 1) I…

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Starting to take some of the improvements from the guest room and add them to my bedroom, like this cool power outlet for the bedside table. I’m hoping it helps with the constant problem of needing to charge all devices simultaneously.

Still obsessing over Sew Over It and Lisa Comfort, the lady boss behind it all. Here is her site, YouTube vlog, and Insta. I bought pretty much every pattern they have during the recent 30% off sale.

Currently reading The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss. I need this book to help me but I don’t have enough time to read this book because I’m working nonstop, so…

Interested in these silica gel packets for my yarn stash. Does anyone out there add these to ziplock baggies of yarn?

Listening to lovely Carla Bruni singing “Quelqu’un m’a dit.”

Trying some cedar oil in my oil diffuser to ward off summer pests

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Julian Bass @thejulianbass·

July 2, 2020

if y’all can retweet this enough times that Disney calls, that’d be greatly appreciated

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Erik Middlebrooks, MD @EMiddlebrooksMD·

July 2, 2020

When back to homeschooling children in about 2 months, remember that is the price and sacrifice you pay for the freedom to not wear a mask! No scenario back to near-normal life happens without social distancing and masking.

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Jess Dweck@TheDweck·

June 30, 2020

“Sorry your parents are dead and your kids can’t go to school until 2021, Barney’s Beanery needed to be open for exactly 3 weeks in June” https://t.co/pDPyXozMBC

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June 30, 2020

This is my favorite video now. 🔥

nathan ma@nthnashma

This TikTok is one of the many videos that offers a masterclass in plot and character development that I think a lot of people could use

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Bloomberg Opinion@bopinion·

June 29, 2020

U.S. economic advantage is under threat. Unless there’s a huge push to…

Bring back immigrants
Sustain research universities
Make housing cheaper
Lower infrastructure costs
Reform the police

...the result could be decades of declining living standards https://t.co/5ts6hTPPj9

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March 2018

Apparently I Want to Make All The Things … But Also Solve Crime

February Scorecard On March 19 Tells You What You Need To Know