Tired can mean true. Actually, @murphy.sarah has a point about the body's feedback. When I'm wiped out from a long day, I stop overthinking and just shoot. Last week, I got a perfect shot of a street musician because I was too tired to adjust settings, so I used auto and caught the moment. But other times, my hands shake and I miss focus, ending up with garbage. It's like my brain switches between hyper-aware and completely checked out. Knowing when to push through and when to quit is the real skill.

That bit about games reflecting family roles seems like a stretch. People play board games to relax, not to act out some deep family drama. Your mom might just be competitive at Monopoly but totally chill in real life. Reading life lessons into every game night feels like overthinking it.

Hard way lessons stick with you better though, in my experience. Rubyhart gets it. Sometimes you need that sting to really learn.

Your "hiding in plain sight" thing? Old ship logs confirmed our ghost ship tale.

Debunked ghosts with data, salvage became less spooky.