Was it one of those shows where you feel like you need a secret password to get in? I had a similar wake-up call at a museum exhibit where they projected digital art all over the walls and floor, and I realized it was way more than just hitting 'undo' a bunch of times. The whole 'living painting' thing you described is exactly what got me, it makes a still gallery feel totally different. Honestly, I'd probably still be there now if they didn't kick people out at closing time.

It was 1,200 receipts from a whole year of freelance work. Had to match each one to invoices and check for missing payments. An app wouldn't catch the mismatches.

Tax spreadsheet? That's a NIGHTMARE.

That writer's story is wild but honestly, how many clients are paying a buck fifty a word? Most places I see are charging way less to begin with.

Totally get it. I once spent an entire afternoon piecing together a walnut board I'd split with a bad saw cut.