Hey, thanks so much for the recommendation about that podcast on urban planning. It completely changed how I look at public spaces. I listened to the first three episodes on my drive upstate last weekend. The traffic was surprisingly light, which made the trip fly by. I stopped at that little bakery you mentioned near Kingston and got a loaf of sourdough. It was fantastic, perfectly crusty on the outside. Anyway, the podcast host interviewed a couple of city officials who talked about the challenges of implementing bike lanes in older neighborhoods. It's such a complex issue with no easy answers. Let me know if you have any other recommendations. I'm almost caught up with this series and need something new to listen to during my commute. g4roBDHx4txZ Also, let me know if you want to go for a run this weekend.

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I finally got around to organizing my home office and it feels like a completely different room. Getting rid of the old bookshelf made the biggest difference. I replaced it with some floating shelves which make the space look much bigger. I also invested in a decent desk lamp, which was long overdue. Working from home requires a good setup to stay productive. I found some great organizational bins at the store that perfectly fit the closet. Now I can actually find all my art supplies without digging through boxes. It took me the entire weekend but it was totally worth it. I feel so much more focused when I sit down to work now. Next project is the garage, but I'm not looking forward to that. One step at a time. My goal is to finally have a dedicated space for all my gear.