Found out my habit tracker was actually making me anxious

I read a study that said tracking daily habits can increase stress by 30% if you aren't flexible with it. Saw it in a psychology blog last week, has anyone else felt worse after starting a full tracker spread?

PSA: I found out a single page of original Shakespeare draft sold for $9.2 million

I was just browsing the British Library's online collection last week and stumbled on a fact that totally threw me. Apparently there is only ONE surviving page of Shakespeare's handwritten drafts for any of his plays, and it's from the play Sir Thomas More. I could not believe that's it, just a single messy page with edits scribbled all over it. They think he wrote it around 1603, and the page got valued at over 9 million dollars. It got me wondering, what ordinary looking document from our world would be worth that much in 400 years? Has anyone else gone down a rabbit hole on old manuscript prices?

That blueberry batch I started at the farm stand ended up tasting like soda water

Switched from hand digging post holes to a skid steer auger last spring

I used to spend all day digging post holes by hand for a 400 foot fence in Austin, getting blisters and slowing way down. Then I rented a skid steer with a 12-inch auger for $300 and knocked out all the holes in under 3 hours. Has anyone else found the rental cost is totally worth it compared to the headache of manual digging?

Thought Invincible was overhyped until I binged the whole run in 3 days

Kept seeing everyone rave about it but the premise sounded dumb to me. Found a cheap tpb at a used shop for $8, read the first issue and couldnt put it down. Anyone else sleep on a series and then get totally hooked?

Overheard a flight attendant in Miami say something that changed how I book tickets

She told me she always searches for flights on Wednesday afternoons because airlines update fares then, and I saved $60 on my last trip to Chicago. Has anyone else tested out different days for booking?

Chose a wet saw over a grinder for a driveway job last month

I went with a rented wet saw for a 40 foot driveway instead of my usual angle grinder and it took twice as long but the edges were so clean I didn't have to patch a single chipped spot, anyone else switch tools on a big slab and regret or love it?

The $15 knee kicker pad from Harbor Freight actually holds up better than my old $50 one

I was at the HF in Portland last month grabbing some consumables and saw that orange pad on clearance. Figured it would shred in a week like everything else from there. Three jobs later and its still got all its foam, no tears. My old branded one started compressing after two rooms. I only bought it cause I forgot my usual one at home. Anyone else find a cheap tool that ended up being better?

Picking the wrong book nearly killed my book club

I nominated a dense historical novel for my club last month and three people quit before page 50. We switched to a fast-paced thriller for the next meeting and had our best debate in 2 years. Has anyone else seen attendance suffer from a bad book pick?

Had to pick between a murder mystery or a fantasy romance prompt for a contest

I went with the murder mystery because I thought it'd be easier. Three paragraphs in, I'd killed off the wrong suspect and had to rewrite the whole thing from scratch. Has anyone else ever picked the wrong genre and regretted it instantly?