The Single Best Way To Fill Gaps In Your Day
Murder hornets. Betty White. Lizard brains. Letting love win.
If you are anything like me, 2020 has left you with some extra time you didn’t have before.
Right now I don’t have to commute to work, which is a huge relief in itself, and I don’t have a tenth of the social commitments I did this time last year. Excuse me while I mourn the loss of Fall house parties and the death of my Halloween couple’s costume. It was supposed to be a taco and hot sauce; I’ll let you guess which one I was going as.
While the chaos of the year has certainly brought more of, well, a lot of things we didn’t want…
Social Division…
Racial Injustice…
Wildfires…
Anxiety & Unease…
Murder Hornets(???)…
to name just a few.
It has also brought with it…less.
Less meetings. Less pressure to say “yes” to obligations. Less time spent shopping. Choose your own adventure here — what comes to mind that you have devoted less time to as a result of the events of this year?
My guess is you also have gaps in your schedule and have been wondering the same thing I have:
