Using Microsoft To Do to… Do.

I’ve been looking to organize and process the complex and salient aspects of my life – house move, driver’s license conversion, address changes, CAREER CHANGE, etc. I started big – somewhere there’s a Jira instance with one task on it, I checked into ScrumMaster certification, I think I explored the project-based features of GitLab (it sure worked when I was a software developer). None of that did the trick – I’m not a project manager, Scrum of me and my cat isn’t it, and all of that is too much software to do what amounts to… making and using lists of things to do.

Yesterday I tore across the hallway for no apparent reason, today I’m going to sleep on your keyboard, and my only blocker is I want food, now.

Dejected, I e-trudged into Microsoft Store, resigned to pull some ad-bloated app maybe I could have written myself at one time, and typed: to do.

All hail the monopoly.

If Microsoft makes it, I know it’s going to be QA’ed to death. It’s going to have ever-growing features that make sense to people who use the app, and you’re going to get comprehensive notes about how to use it.

More when I come back.