Ever have a day where you’re busy but accomplish nothing? That was mine.
I planned to wash the car, but the mail led to sorting, which led to taking out the trash, then paying bills. Grabbing my checkbook, I noticed I was out of checks. In the study, I found checks—and a Coke to refrigerate.
In the kitchen, I saw wilting flowers and spilled water while watering them. I found my glasses and the remote but kept getting sidetracked.
By sunset, the car was dirty, the bills unpaid, and everything unfinished. A day lost to distractions taught me to focus on one thing at a time.
What started as a hyped-up crowd-pleaser turned into something real—raw like a late-night heart-to-heart. In that moment, two unlikely kindred spirits, wrapped in stage lights and emotion, turned a party into something deeper—a truth you feel in your chest and don’t forget.