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@MikeCosper I've used Todoist, which is great if you use it consistently. I tend to rely more on the "Effortless" app for daily tasks because it's super minimalist and counts down in the menu bar.
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@jwilson1812 I was admiring the same sky about that time, 60 miles south of you. Coincidentally, we had a sprinkler system installed today and I was testing it out. I told Deona “See, even the clouds know it’s a beautiful day.”
Enjoyed reading this review, @jwilson1812. It prompted me to search for and reread Walking Tours, one of my favorite essays by Robert Louis Stevenson. https://t.co/a3jACdwnGV