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    So I was sitting in this little corner cafe yesterday afternoon, you know the one with the exposed brick walls and those industrial-style pendant lights that make everything look like it’s straight out of a mood board? The Sunday slump had hit hard after a lazy morning, and I figured some caffeine and people-watching might shake me out of it. I had my laptop open, not really working, just scrolling mindlessly. Then I remembered I needed to finally sort out my trip notes from that Japan trip last fall—photos, receipts, train schedules, the whole chaotic mess was still living in about seven different places: my phone notes, a Google Doc,…

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    Sunday Scatterplots: How a Spreadsheet Quietly Runs My Wardrobe

    Okay, so I’m sitting in this little corner cafe, the one with the slightly too-loud indie folk playlist and the barista who always remembers I take oat milk. It’s one of those lazy Sunday afternoons where the light is just perfect—golden and soft, filtering through the big window beside me. I’m supposed to be planning my content calendar for the next month, but instead, I’m people-watching and scribbling nonsense in my notebook. Classic. My laptop is open, of course. It’s basically an extension of my arm at this point. And right there, among the twenty-odd tabs I have open (don’t judge), is my trusty orientdig spreadsheet. It’s not glamorous. It’s…