I'm in full-on avoidance mode. And I'm not sure why. Here's how I know; my list of projects: Taking bass lessons (Scott's Bass Lessons, Fretboard Accelerator course) Redesigning the roof of my workshop ... in SketchUp, which I am re-learning after a couple dormant years Rehabilitating my front lawn, with a mattocks and 5 yards of topsoil Building a retaining wall and patio in my back yard Resto-modding a motorcycle in my workshop Building plant stands for my wife's epic collection of potted plants Planting/maintaining fruit and veggie plants, plus ornamental trees Rewriting the first season of a TV series I was working on years ago Writing two new screenplays Working with my parents on major home renovation plans (their home) Planning the gutting and renovation of the entire downstairs in my home Working with a contractor on the design/building of our new back deck Relocating the new washer and dryer in our laundry room Building walls in our carport to create a safer all-season storage area Collaborating with the fan clubs for the new MLR teams, to help them get set up and running Created and managing mailing list for my neighborhood Creating and managing a similar mailing list for my remote bandmates project Recording music with my remote band project Removing the old forced-air ducting in my house... ... so I can seal up those spaces and keep the heat in the rooms that need it Getting back on a strict Keto diet to lose weight (and yard work is helping, too!) Producing new electronic music in GarageBand Looking for a new job because I'm not convinced my company is going to avoid layoffs much longer Researching what I need to do with my long-term investments now the Fed has abdicated their base responsibilities to the market ... Yeah, COVID. Yeah, the world is on fire. But ... maaaan ... I'm filling up my time to avoid something. No doubt about that. Taking guitar lessons (Fender Play)