Caught my assistant over-proofing the sourdough repeatedly, and I'm not sure how to stop it.

My client's note made me change where I get flowers

A bride told me her bouquet died really fast after the wedding. I thought about it and saw I was always ordering flowers from other countries. For her friend's party, I bought some tulips from a local grower instead. They looked just as good and stayed alive for over a week. Now I mix local flowers with my usual orders to keep things fresh. It helps the community and my customers love it. Do you mix local blooms into your work?

Update: My background blur dropped during a company wide call

So I was giving a report on a video call with everyone from my job, and I had this free app that blurs my background so folks don't see my apartment. Right when I was getting to the important part, the app crashed out of nowhere. My real room popped up, complete with my cat knocking over a plant and my exercise bike covered in clothes. People started typing laughs in the chat, and my manager joked about my 'dynamic home gym.' I mean, I used the blur to keep things private, but it totally backfired and now my team knows I'm messy. Maybe it's just me, but I'm not sure if the convenience is worth the risk of another tech fail. I guess the trade-off for using these digital privacy tools is that they can make things more awkward when they break. At least the cat was cute, so there's that.