You're right to worry about losing hands-on skills.

Your point about the bag strap is really smart. It proves that real moments connect people better than perfect speeches. Should we try to make networking more about real talk and less about acting?

The annual budget report showed a $150,000 cut to library services last quarter. Did the council mention if that was directly tied to the closure? I heard from a friend on the parks board that structural repairs were estimated at half a million. In my experience, when numbers get that high, something has to give.

That part about it turning tragedy into a "weird character study" is where I see it differently. Understanding why someone did something horrible can help stop it from happening again. I guess both types of shows, the ones about victims and the ones about killers, have a place.

Jamesm38 is onto something with the color coding. I used red tape on all my copper solder gear and blue tape on anything for PVC. Put them in different tool bags so he has to think before he grabs. The physical separation builds a habit faster than labels alone. It took my kid about a week to stop mixing them up once everything had its own colored home. Just be strict about keeping the systems separate, and he'll get it.