My dyslexic shopping list might amuse regular people

My shopping list notepad to myself.

Sometimes I realize that my open dyslexia + mental eccentricies & organization might be amusing to “regular” people.

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  1. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Suman Kar

    my obsession with organization is *wonderful* for project management, and also weird for my own life.

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Perry Roberts

    technology can be a useful tool.

    One of my team members has an AI bot which transcribes my weekly project update meetings, and the AI also provides "helpful" suggestions on action items, which are hilariously awful and *wrong*.

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Sarah Ferguson

    these items are loosely grouped by similarities, and mostly sectioned off by how I usually walk through the impressively massive Walmart superstore.

  4. Tom Kirkmanreplying to John Shurr

    most avocado oil (and olive oil) is diluted with cheap and toxic seed oils (aka vegetable oils).

    Grass fed tallow and grass fed butter are my go to items for animal fats.
    I can easily go through a stick of butter daily.

    Most salmon is farmed and also fairly toxic.
    < sigh >

    So my reality is mostly eating USDA steaks and grass fed 80/20 hamburger and grass fed butter.

    90% of U.S. grocery stores are just toxic poisons.

  5. Tom Kirkman

    Cliff Saunders

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