Do you remember any phone numbers?  I used to know everyone's phone number.  Don't have an emergency without knowing a phone number.  

We feel (A), we act based on that feeling (B), and then there is an outcome (C).  We tend to believe that in order for a different outcome (C), we need to first feel something different (A) and then do something different based on that new feeling (B).  But will the feeling (A) ever change on it's own?  Maybe we need to act in a different way (B) in spite of how we feel (A).  

Are things good or bad?  Or do we get to choose what we want to take out of any situation?  The choice is yours. 

It's my best understanding that color blind doesn't really exist.  I attempt to explain why, and to explain how we would be better served recognizing our biases in order to give us the ability to not act on them.  

Was it a blessing? No? Then it was a lesson.  Don't be scared to make a decision.  Don't worry about making the rightest right choice.  Do your best and just let it be what it is.  Either it will work well, or it will work well for learning and growing. 

Why don't we call more things "the Milli Vanilli of?"  Like the guy who doesn't do any work in the group project could be the Milli Vanilli of group projects.  I'm sad this isn't a thing.  We need more news like Milli Vanilli not really singing.  This is the news I want. 

Mims finally joins me and we talk about what we have found that we enjoyed during quarantine and how we'd like to carry that into our future even after the world opens back up, in whatever form that takes. 

Some snippets from a video chat with a buddy.  

You can't go home again.  A saying that means whatever it is that you miss, just isn't the same anymore.  Which will probably be very true even after quarantine.  No matter how much I miss doing things, I'm not sure that the solution will just be going back outside.