When I say post-mortem, they all look at me like I have 4 heads. Or possibly like I am going to make them cut up a dead body!

We call the process a debrief, which often results in lessons learned.

Debriefing?

Debriefing! That is a good one. Thanks,

I'd go with debriefing too, which sounds Professional and Serious. (Even if 'post-mortem' is going to be more emotionally accurate.)

And, now it occurs to me, 'post-mortem' would probably be a poor choice for a nursing school....

And, now it occurs to me, 'post-mortem' would probably be a poor choice for a nursing school....

If nothing else, it's an actual thing in that industry. So not conflating the terms seems like a good practice.

Okay, I'm done with meetings for the day. I've changed a light bulb, cleaned the living room, and swept all the things. I need to mop next. I'm saving some things on my to do list for tomorrow.

After that, I'm going to pretend I'm working on my inbox while I watch TV.

I'm eating a broccoli slaw and kale salad from Trader Joe's (verdict: yum) and wondering if they massaged my kale.

All this massaging kale is cracking me up! How do you massage kale? Just rubbing it with your fingers?

Basically, with some salt and acid or oil.