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Why Going Cold Turkey Is The Only Thing To Do

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Going Cold Turkey

Gahhhhh!

I blew it!

My winning streak is over.

This is exactly why I should never multitask.

I’m talking about Wordle.

When I hit 300 wins, my plan was to aim for 365 for a perfect year.

Actually, 366, because it’s a leap year.

But I blew it.

Here’s what happened.

I was at the dog park.

Since I was the only human there, and since Blue was occupied with sniffing, I sat on the bench to start the daily puzzle.

However, I noticed a commotion out on the street.

There was a smashed-up Mercedes, and a tow truck, and a couple of cops.

But there was no debris to indicate an accident.

It was probably a stolen car, and this was where the bad guy was caught.

By this time, more people had arrived at the dog park, and the true-crime excitement was causing quite a stir.

Plus, there was dog chaos.

There’s always dog chaos.

And that’s when it happened.

Oh, I should have known better.

I am notorious for screwing things up when I multitask.

I should have put down the Wordle and saved it for later.

But I didn’t.

I kept half an eye on the puzzle in the midst of the commotion.

And I lost.

Gahhhhh!

That’s it.

I’m done.

No more Wordle for me.

I’m not quitting because I’m a sore loser.

Although I most certainly am.

I’m quitting because I realize, now, that this Wordle winning streak has been an enormous time suck.

I’m going cold turkey.

No more Wordle for me.

Gahhhhh!

Liz Brenner

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