Sunday greetings everyone - Happy Mother’s Day to those of you who celebrate it!
I’m excited to report that my zero inbox dream has been realized. Some of you will remember I’ve been chasing this for years — trying to get organized and disciplined enough to actually run an empty inbox. The extra motivation finally came when I agreed to speak at a conference on the dream of a zero inbox; I gave that presentation a week ago Friday. The proof of the pudding showed up yesterday: when the batteries in the UPS for my workspace gave up the ghost, instead of it being a frustrating interruption of work I was behind on, I just headed out to run a nice Saturday errand and grab the replacements. Best Saturday I’ve had in a long time.
Today’s video share is a lovely Mother’s Day story — a Kansas reporter using her airtime to honour her mom by celebrating her scientific legacy. Her mother was the first to notice a biogeographical boundary cutting across the state — now called the Tatschl Line — and the piece is a great reminder that our moms had whole interesting lives before they were our moms.
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Enjoy the rest of today’s Digest.
~ Pastor Tim
It's been another busy week here at Cybersalt World Headquarters — not just keeping up with work, but keeping up with all the appointments that come along with arm recovery. I'm grateful the arm keeps feeling better each day. I've booked some rehab appointments in the coming weeks to help get the full range of motion back, and even though some things still really hurt, that is actually good news. Add in dentist visits and some phone calls from doctors with encouraging test results, and this poor old man feels very cared for. I'm happy and thankful.