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25w34 Fit battery, glean bins, electric wheelchair,

more of ME — scroll down past eclectics

— eclectics ‘WE HEADLINES’ from this week’s media — 

eclectic  deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources

“Remember, the States are merely an ‘agent’ for the Federal Government in counting and tabulating the votes,” the president wrote on Truth Social. “They must do what the Federal Government, as represented by the President of the United States, tells them, FOR THE GOOD OF OUR COUNTRY, to do.”
Trump has described the states as “agents” of the federal government before in this context, but without casting them as subservient to him personally.
This is a rather novel take on the Constitution, to put it mildly.  https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/18/politics/mail-voting-trump-states-rights-analysis

There’s a third way to have a good life beyond [1] happiness and meaning.
Zooming out: The pursuit of joy or [2] purpose leading to a good life is backed by decades of studies. But recent research pinpoints another way: living a [3] psychologically rich life.
And that means? A life marked by [3a] new experiences, [3b] perspective-shifting insights and even [3c] discomfort. To kick-start your psychologically rich life today, follow these four tips.  https://www.washingtonpost.com/the-seven/2025/08/20/what-to-know-for-august-20/?utm_campaign=wp_the7&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter
What is a good life, and how can we create it?
Forty-plus years of research has pointed to two answers.
The first says that a good life is a happy life, one created by [1] pursuing comfort, satisfaction and more joy than sadness.
The second says that a good life is a meaningful life, one [2] grounded by purpose, connection and making the world better.
But recently, researchers have proposed a third answer: A good life is a psychologically rich life, marked by [3a] novel experiences, [3b] perspective-shifting insights and complexity, but also [3c] more discomfort and challenges than a happy life or a meaningful life.
“We wanted to capture more explorative, adventurous, creative types of good life,” like those of artists and poets, said Shigehiro Oishi, a psychologist at the University of Chicago who first conceptualized psychological richness.
Happiness, Oishi said, can be thought of as a batting average — it goes up and down with good and bad experiences. Psychological richness, on the other hand, is more akin to career highlights — how many interesting stories and experiences we have over our lifetime.  https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2025/08/20/how-to-live-good-life/

Sooknanan said the injunction halting any FTC probe was merited because Media Matters is likely to succeed on its claim that the FTC is being used to retaliate against it for a critical article on a Trump supporter.
“The court’s ruling demonstrates the importance of fighting over folding, which far too many are doing when confronted with intimidation from the Trump administration,” said Angelo Carusone, chairman and president of Media Matters.  https://apnews.com/article/ftc-trump-administration-media-matters-1d1750656ba5b7eb3f44463f107b034c    Harv not necessarily confronted with intimidation gives ‘it’ up in lieu of a better life time on issues where he judges not in his interest to pursue his ‘correct’ position, but incorrectly muddy his lifetime.



— life.flow.productivity of 168 hours available —

— into Sunday
  used 31 hours  to  
study/build website.life.flow expression
           used 14 hours 
 to 
 
cooperate intellectually sociality                       
 to self-interest and 
absorb snags / stumbles
vs measure of self expired via birthday celebrations, ie 86 years1
yet not be surprised at the unprepared 
worst of an unprepared death day
SELF-GROWTH     — 45 — 
hours invested
 so far this week
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self-warehouse subjugated QUALITY

BIGGIES 
THIS WEEK  
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230 OPQ tasks**  
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  losing anxiety?
   
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   Fit battery    
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   return walker    
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   integrate wheelchair    
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   urgent care
**at the beginning and close of each week there are underlined emphasis organized toward self-fulfillment 
 
NON-BIGGIES 
 
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   6600 steps   
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 2/3 cup coolant  
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 org Photos videos NOT  
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 COA  NOT
  
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  bins a bit of progress
    
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NEXTs (if ever in priority order)  
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 haircut again  
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body haircut 
shower
  
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  finish wallet
 
 
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revalue small iPad on swing 7arm 
 
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 integrate GOAL blogger with ERG Scrivener illustration 
  

WELD  
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163 B-free niceties**  
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:  153 graceful-death
   
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  171 work blog.life.flow HarvOtto.com 168

.55*at the beginning and close of each week there are underlined emphasis organized toward self-fulfillment 

— variance analysis notes about prior week 33 into this week 34 — 

Several remaining days of w33 were spent jump-starting car every time !  
Battery replacement work results in an ill psyche and ill back.

— narration — 
Narration generally means any kind of explaining or telling of something. It is usually used in reference to storytelling. Vocabulary.com
A narrative is a story, whether fictional or non-fictional, that tells a series of related events or experiences. Examples include novels, short stories, autobiographies, historical accounts, personal essays, news stories, and even everyday conversations where someone recounts a personal experience. …. Non-fictional:  Google 2025may08Rnoon