Watching Lego Masters, eating Halloween candy while keeping an eye on a snowstorm that is evolving, possibly into a blizzard.

My immediate behavior in the face of obligation-free paid time off is to sleep until I can’t sleep any more. If/when this is interrupted, I go back to bed as soon as possible for as long as possible.

Book-ended my day with urgent calls, almost exactly 12 hours apart.

“Jane! Get me off this crazy thing!” —George Jetson

I could easily have changed an elevated-access password Friday, when I received a three-day warning. I but chose to wait until today, when I needed it to perform a specific thing, to do the account recovery process instead.

#ADHD #makesCompleteSense

When the Jeopardy clues elicit responses such as “Bootylicious” and “Shuttlecock.” I heartily approve.

That feeling when you find someone interesting to follow online, and then within 24 hours they indicate they will be taking a break.

I’m probably using social media wrong, but I deeply enjoy following people who challenge me and teach me.

Here’s the thing: We are all influencers. We all shape the world around us with our words and actions. This has always been true.

If we aren’t uplifting the people in our lives, what are we doing?

I am thinking more about our advertiser-based media landscape, and I’m grateful that the federated social media sites and services remove the perverse incentives of likes or follower counts.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I have a T-Shirt problem.