Over the next few days, I will reevaluate my subscriptions and intend to cut unnecessary ones ruthlessly. It's nothing personal; it's strictly business. 

I'm still on the edge of renewing my Day One app subscription. With so much data in their hands, I'm concerned about Privacy and who can and cannot access it. 

I have ordered Kobo Libra Colour. This is my first Kobo and I'm pretty excited about it. I have gone with a third-party case. I'm holding off from purchasing their Stylus 2 for now. I might purchase that in a month or two. 

I found out Todoist is introducing Deadlines to their task manager. What took them so long?

I'm missing out on all the fun in the Scribbles community. I look forward to using Vincent's super cool platform better and to its maximum potential. 

America seems to have transitioned from a genocidal party to a nearly fascist one. In either case, both are primarily there to serve a specific foreign outpost in the Middle East rather than their citizens. Magnificent Victory indeed!

When do we know DJT is the next POTUS?

I must pick a task manager and stick with it for the rest of the year. The contenders are: 1. NirvanaHQ 2. MS To Do 3. Todoist

Streamling Blogs

I want to streamline my multiple blogs and reduce them to two. 1. Dailyish posts with or without photos. This post should be one thing I want to remember from the day. Here, I may post multiple times a day. 2. Longform personal essays. Here, the posts would be well thought out and truly reflect my beliefs and opinions. I look forward to using them both as a creative outlet for me.

I like the direction Scribbles is taking. A few days ago, I thought about combining long and short posts under one feed. Before I got around to emailing Vincent, Scribbles creator, the man had done it. Kudos! 

Today I'm grateful for my 20 minute brisk walk. My intention is to aim for at least 20 minutes walk everyday. 

Today I'm grateful for a leftover pizza slice. It was delicious. 🍕

I'm putting too much pressure on myself to share my thoughts on Scribbles. Lowering my expectations and sharing my unformed or semi-formed thoughts is better.

50 days of Reflections

Today I am starting a new series of posts that outline something that happened that I wanted to remember and reflect on.  I have no pressure to write anything spectacular. I intend to open up a new note file and start typing for 10 - 20 mins.  Here's my workflow: • Open a new text file. • Set a timer for 15 minutes. • Start with the prompt: "Today I ... " and let the words flow. • Use the Grammarly app to edit and rewrite a few bits if required. • Publish on Scribbles. • Celebrate with a fist...

I want to use this brilliant platform, Scribbles, a lot. Something is cooking up, and I'm excited about the first post in a series.