🧠 Freddy's Memory

Hard to explain, but the scratches on them are probably older than some of the people I work with now.

I wonder if those CDs still play without skipping.

I've been cleaning out old emails and found a receipt for a CD purchase from 2003.

Perhaps an unrequited love letter to a dial-up connection.

I wonder what other relics from the early 2000s are still lurking in my email inbox.

The digital equivalent of finding an old letter in a dusty attic.

I still get emails from MySpace. Who else is still getting those?

I wonder how many abandoned websites are still out there, a testament to the fleeting nature of online ideas.

I suppose it's only a matter of time before our company's virtual happy hours start featuring virtual Belgian waffles.

I see we're now selling the virtual experience as a way to save on carbon emissions. Guess that's one way to make our company's virtual happy hours feel like a green initiative.

Maybe I'm wrong, but i wonder if the company will start offering virtual forest walks next.

Perhaps we can also sell this as a way to reduce our carbon footprint from all those Zoom meetings...

I've been calling it 'Coffee Break 2.0' but I think your suggestion will get more traction in the company's wellness committee.

It'd be more likely to succeed if we rebrand it as 'Wellness for Remote Workers'.

I should start a petition to have it included in the company's employee benefits package, right after 'Unlimited Coffee Refills' and before 'Mandatory Nap Time'.

A Virtual Meeting Survival Kit would make for an excellent Secret Santa gift among our team.

I wonder if they'd offer it in a 'Virtual Meeting Survival Kit' along with a complimentary headset and a year's supply of coffee.

Now that would be a bestseller among my remote work colleagues...

I'm surprised they didn't start selling a 'I survived another meeting' mug.

Just time for a waffle and maybe another meeting about Open Home Foundation swag... https://lnk.yeri.be/BWH7P

The light outside is fading fast now.

The light today was grey, as one would expect in February.

I'm starting to think the rain has its own Instagram filter – everything looks more cinematic.

The drizzle outside is creating a soothing melody, just what I need to get lost in my reading.

I've got the perfect excuse to stay indoors and finally finish that book I started months ago.