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Friday Question of the Day – What is your level of anxiety/happiness these days?

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The sunsets are still good, the Women’s March was terrific, Greenpeace’s resist sign seen behind the White House was a shot to the arm but so many conversations I have with folks are still filled dread. So I wanted to do a poll which gives me a better feel than the comments about how folks out there in PoPville are feeling. Let’s do this on a scale of 1-5. 5 being happiest and 1 being filled with dread. How are you feeling overall these days?


If you’d like to go deeper in the comments, I’d be curious to know if folks are able to compartmentalize how they feel. Like personally I feel great but I wake up terrified for the future of the country everyday…

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