Short on ideas for how to portray the theme of my get pushed challenge—Busy. I had the thought of an overlapping jumble of words, but not sure what to do with it. While Frank was making dinner, and I had the use of the upstairs computer, I grabbed a few things and took pictures of them—a piece of choir music Frank had laid on the desk, a city water bill, a page from a genealogical chart done by some people on my mother’s mother’s side of my family. After I got them laid out in Ribbet, I added a little inverted screenshot of my February 365 calendar, and for good measure my (incomplete) to do list from my phone. I really do have a lot more things that need to be done. In the interest of full disclosure, the problem with this hasty construction is that 1. The music is a song I already know pretty well so I’ll practice it a bit, but it’s not on my “busy, must learn” list. 2. The city water bill comes out of our bank account each month automatically, so I’m not frantically trying to remember to pay it. Do have to file it, but… 3. The bit of genealogy I grabbed is not a line I’m trying to work on right now. It’s significance is mainly that I haven’t been setting aside time to do anything much with my family history at all. So… not really satisfied with this, but too busy (or maybe lazy, and then busy trying to catch up with all the stuff left undone) to re-do. See the 25th: https://365project.org/mcsiegle/alternates/2024-02-25
