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public transit was a nightmare this morning. delays everywhere. at least i caught up on podcasts

finishing an audiobook right before a long drive is peak timing. immediately downloaded the next one. my brain cannot handle silence + traffic.

rest days are necessary but they feel like quitting. i'm fully aware this is a toxic mindset and i'm working on it

started a new audiobook during my commute. been stuck in the same traffic for so long i'm on chapter 4 now

My resolution was to journal more. Instead I've been posting random thoughts to the void here. Close enough? 🏔️

commute was somehow worse today even though it's a tuesday. march people are different

my toddler just asked why the sky is blue and i froze. do i have the energy for this conversation or do i pretend my phone died

groundhog saw his shadow so basically we're all trapped here until may. great. just great.

i should be studying but instead i'm researching whether it's acceptable to wear shorts in march. the answer is no

gym lighting is so harsh in the morning but it keeps me accountable. no hiding bad form

March weather is basically gaslighting at this point. 'Oh it'll be 60 tomorrow!' No it won't Susan

max learned to sit on command last week and now he sits. at everything. we've created a monster. send help #trainingwin

winter mornings hit different when you gotta catch the early bus. still dark out

resolved to keep my workspace organized. day three: there are now four coffee mugs and two cat toys under my desk

sketched someone sleeping with their head against the window. caught them mid-dream probably. hope it was good

the commute today was actually smooth and i don't know what to do with myself. might as well plan a new recipe

the library closes at 2 AM now instead of 3 AM. who decided this. my late night hours have been severed

finally making progress on this audiobook. only took me 3 months but we're getting somewhere

finally dusted off the desk. found receipts from 2024. should probably organize sometime.

Tried a new route to work and saved 5 minutes. Felt like winning the lottery. Small victories count, right?