Day 55
It is nearly impossible to feel bad about yourself during moments you are wishing others well.
Suggested practice: Send a silent good wish to at least five people today. Include at least one person who mildly annoys you.
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Over 1300 #SARSCoV2#CoronavirusUSA#HCoV19 tests completed 3/11 by @UWVirology @UWMedicine, about 9% positive. Many tests were for patients in other parts of the US lacking access to testing. We have capacity for more. Order info here https://t.co/vbIsdTp2ny. #WhereAreTheTests
Drunken shopping is a multibillion-dollar industry. From a tiny synthesizer to 32 bags of roasted-chicken-flavored potato chips, here are some weird things Seattle residents bought while inebriated. https://t.co/jCkUGM2IwZ
@HighlineSchools What about current 7th graders who will be changing schools due to the boundary changes? Will there be an info night for them and how/when will they register for 8th grade classes and electives at their new schools?
Don’t aim for consistently heroic efforts. Aim for being heroic at consistency.
Heroic efforts = take a huge toll emotionally, physically, and cognitively. Not a sustainable thing to strive for.
Consistency = compounds over time. Good enough over and over again makes you great.
Our true net worth comprises of assets that can never be taken away from us. This includes memories of moments filled with love, words spoken from the depth of the soul, thoughts and actions filled with compassion. Best to collect assets that will last forever.
Orca pods in Puget Sound are the smallest they’ve been in 34 years, and the federal government has chosen this precarious moment to gut the law that protects them, writes columnist Danny Westneat. https://t.co/IW4ctDmrdd
If 100 people lived on earth:
—1 person has 50% of all money 💵
—48 have no Internet access 💻
—14 people cannot read 📚
—10 have no clean drinking water 🚰
#WorldWaterDay https://t.co/DU26hATDEr