My daughter hasn’t seen my family for years because I really don’t want to travel far with her. This age is so hard.

Not ND but a big fan of being organized and recently moved from Trello to Todoist and really liking it! I can integrate my Google Calendar and there are “projects” to keep things organized. Plus the basic level is free and totally sufficient. And it gives you reminders of stuff that are due soon.

The dentist shared this week that my daughter finally has all 20 teeth and being done with teething feels like finishing a marathon. We all deserve medals.

Toddler bedtime is exhausting. 😫

We did! Back in 2017 I think.

All of the NG and AP stuff is so depressing. I saw her perform at a small gig in November and now I feel kind of weird about it.

I’m sorry you are feeling so down! Therapy is really awful sometimes, but I hope you can find someone that works better for you. You make a lot of people’s lives better, including mine. 🙂

I love working remotely, but I found out recently that one of my teammates might be secretly working a second job. She’s been very unreliable and I was being really understanding due to her personal circumstances, but now I feel like the situation may not be what she claims. Should I say something?

Now that I finally have room (and time) for jigsaw puzzles - curious to know what you do after they are complete. Back in the box and keep it? Or do you exchange with someone else?

So strange to have left drought stricken SoCal and end up in a severe drought in Massachusetts. Did I somehow cause this?

I got down to 50, which is 10 years older than what I am. I’m surprised we recognized comparable amounts - you listen to so many new artists!

Back on my bs (posting on social media platforms) - liberal folks who are even mildly tuned into policial news - what are you doing to keep anxiety at bay? I can’t do another four years of feeling this way.

Move back north! (I will probably regret moving back northeast in about three months)

I’m not even complaining - it makes me feel nostalgic!

Joining a social media website that requires an invite is very Facebook circa 2005.