If your beliefs include or depend on vilifying any one or any thing, it is probably because they can’t stand on their own. Their merit only exists in contrast.
(Example, you can like bikes and believe more people should use them without vilifying those that use/choose cars)
Ooh, here’s another good one from my blog archives that is topically related about capturing brief private thoughts in lieu of sharing them on social media…
Spelunking down my blog for posts on journaling. Here’s some things I found that might interest you:
Just a heads up for my Micro.blog friends that I’ve gathered the series of thoughts I posted about community a few weeks back into a single post I’m about to post on my main blog.
In other words, you’re not dreaming, you did see this before.
I often forget how much I love Drafts when I don’t have occasion to use it for a while. Then, I do and I remember I should be using it a lot more than I do.
I really love it. So unbelievably useful for all things text.
End of the year challenge prize at Yoga and a Pint. Come 5 times in the months of November and December and get this.
I just declared bankruptcy on my Instapaper queue.
Fresh starts feel better than unpaid debts.
Testing is going well.
Testing…
I’m thinking the solution to breaking (broken) news is to do my best to avoid it and, instead, subscribe to two printed sources with a track record of good journalism.
Why two?
Because I’d like one that leans left and one that leans right.
The Atlantic and The Economist?
Open to other suggestions.