You ever want to do this? I have…
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You ever want to do this? I have…
One-Liner Wednesday is brought to you each week by Linda Hill and this station. And now a word about Camel filter cigarettes.
At work we have a healthy points challenge to detox from technology. I think they realize burnout is a real thing. I turned off my notifications on my cell to save battery life. Not sure if that helps but I have noticed I am less jumpy. Turning off the phone is one of the best things on that list.
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I keep my phone with me at night, because I use the flashlight (Siri recognizes “Hey Siri, turn on/off the flashlight”), but I’m learning not to log on and check WordPress and mail. You do definitely sleep better if you aren’t looking at it all night…
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I do enjoy that Siri flashlight. Very handy.
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Not everything on the list, but yeah.
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Burning your house down is a little extreme…
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Hahaha – that is one that I left out.
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Oh, John, this made me laugh and laugh. The kickoff that reminded me of all the unplugging I haven’t done, the constant dings on my phone…but the burn your house down really tickled me! Thanks for the giggles.
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“Disappear under mysterious circumstances” was my favorite…
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🤣
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I thought it was a good one…
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Oh man, I love that saying! The cigarette commercial just makes me shake my head. So funny to see these.
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I run the cigarette ads because it’s been 50 years in the US since TV ads were banned. Some of the commercials were pretty well-done.
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I like being accessible, but there are some folks I rarely respond to because they’re so energy-draining.
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I know what that’s like, trust me…
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I am very good at not being accessible, although I’ve never gone so far as to burn the house down. Just delete FB and you’ll be off to a good start.
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I still have it. It’s kind of helpful to stay in touch with family. I still automatically post messages there when I have a new blog post, but I don’t spend a whole lot of time there, sometimes just once every couple of weeks, just to clear the notifications.
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