
I cover one eye, then the other
Bathroom, morning, one palm, before the kettle. I've never called it a habit. I wouldn't want anyone in the door.
Four things
No chart. No machine. Four things I can notice in a bathroom, which is why they get waved off.

Bathroom, morning, one palm, before the kettle. I've never called it a habit. I wouldn't want anyone in the door.

Six conditions. Half of them terrifying. What if it happens while I'm driving. Midnight is a bad time to sort that list.
Hop not wired. This is a dry run of the click, not a tracked send.

Nothing on the chart. I checked again the next morning. They said I was fine. I went home and kept checking.

Everybody waits for the dramatic version. Nobody warned me it could go that fast. The useful signs are the ordinary ones. The question underneath is a barrier, not a pamphlet.
I was doing all four before I had a name for any of them. If you are still checking before the kettle, try it for sixty days and see.
Hop not wired. This is a dry run of the click, not a tracked send.