Adding a "good things" box is a solid move. I had the same problem and started putting a tiny doodle in the corner of each day, even if it's just a bad smiley face. It forces you to use the page for something that isn't a task.

Lol tell that to my skin, which breaks out if I even look at a product wrong. I once got a rash from a moisturizer labeled "for sensitive skin," so 500 reviews would have saved me a lot of trouble.

Totally get that. I once spent a whole afternoon fishing a wire through an old fireplace chase just to avoid one wireless contact.

Wait, cold water really fixes that? I always thought heat was the main problem with color running in humidity. That's a solid tip. Makes sense it would close the cuticle down fast. I'm filing that away for next time it gets muggy in here.

Watched my niece talk to a voice assistant for an hour about her stuffed animals. It gave perfect replies, but that's the problem. It's just echoing data, not sharing a real laugh or remembering your birthday without being told. How can something that never had a bad day or a scraped knee ever really get you?