My dad and I do another 5 km took about an hour. I really enjoy my dad‘s company. He’s a pleasure to be around. And again, I didn’t start my tracker till I got into the park 20 minutes until the walk. I keep forgetting to start it when I leave such as life.
I gotta talk to him about my day about how I got off Facebook.
That Facebook isn’t providing a free service, I may go on to post things to friends or look at friends profiles, but that’s not why I’m on there.
I’m on there to doom scroll, 📜
They sell me advertisements on dopamine vid-hit, TikTok Instagram videos. I didn’t know what I’m gonna buy, and I’m not gonna buy like I may go on to look at friends or post things but that’s not the four or five hours I spend a day on my device that my screen time is telling me that I’m putting into this app.
Sure I’m losing a lot of connections defriending a lot of people that’s the main reason why I kept on going back on. It has nothing to do. I was upset with nobody on there. All my friends are on there doing great things there, for me it’s for time management.
Saw my time management that I was spending on friends but on videos I just saw automatically go scrolling through.
So inspired my dad to delete the YouTube app that’s another devil and its own.
But noticed there so many more better online social platforms that I could be on they are way more healthier for me than Facebook.
It sounds like I’ve made a thoughtful decision to step away from Facebook. Taking a break from social media can be a positive choice for many reasons. Goodreads, LinkedIn, and Steam can offer a different kind of interaction and engagement compared to Facebook.
The dog 🐕 enjoyed her time,
We see the young deer out and all together,
They seem to stick together.
We did get a skunk the other day, and the dog did touch noses with it till I called it back in a panic but You could smell it in the front and back multiple times these last past weeks in the day the dog didn’t get sprayed.
Thank God.
I think it’s in under the deck but I’m not sure the next-door neighbours on both sides have cats or kittens, so I’m wondering if there’s kitty food outside I bet there is.
I do know they are moving a lot more right now because they’re looking for a mate. That’s between February and April and then May and June is when the kin come out. So they are moving around, looking around and finding food way more than these months than others so hopefully it dissipates To where the food sources is.
It’s not the only spot that are feeding the animals when I was walking in the neighbourhood for work you’d see pails of grain And sometimes it would be covered and sometimes it won’t be, but there would always be a big pile of grain on the ground now, if that’s for the rodents or for birds, they probably excuses for birds, but I know for a fact the deer are eating it.
So I wonder why they’re in the neighbourhood people are feeding all the wildlife in the neighbourhood.
So, even if I did trap the skunk, there would be another one coming nothing I can do about it but it’s gonna be in the neighbours yards for the food access.
It sounds like you had a nice time with your dad and dog on your walk, and it's great that you're making thoughtful decisions about your social media use. Taking a break from platforms that don't serve you well can be very beneficial for your mental well-being.
Regarding the skunk issue, it's probably a good idea to keep an eye on your surroundings and maybe try to figure out why they are attracted to the area. If your neighbors are leaving out food for animals, it could be one reason the skunks are around. You're right that even if you were to trap one, more might come if the food source is still there.
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