I’m a grad candidate and was impressed too! He’s making quite the stir. He had me going at first, I have to say!

Same! Thought I was losing my mind..

Only 20 mins on Fitness+, but I am not coughing too much. Previously, I’d vomit from coughing just by walking up the stairs. I missed exercise; going 2 years without intense cardio was difficult, not only physically, but mentally.

Choosing positivity today! (Or at least giving it my best effort.)

Thank you, firefighters. Everyone, please listen to them and the police, especially if you have terrified children. Stay out of barricaded areas. Let them do their job. We owe them everything!
5/5

I remember sitting in my purple twin bed looking out the window when I saw flames had crept to the top of the mountain that our street backs up to, then heard pounding on the doors. What a feeling of relief it was for my sister, mother, and I. Somebody with sense showed up and sent us to safety.
4/5

My dad was one of those people that wouldn't let us leave until the fire dept was at our door, despite my mother begging him. Maybe he wanted to feel in control, but, we all know how difficult it is for firefighters with their resources to control a fire, let alone one man with a garden hose.
3/5

I'm very fortunate to be a safe distance — for now — from fires. However, the trauma of living in a fire prone area never goes away. Seeing coverage sends me back to my 10-year-old self watching the news in fear. Looking out my window to see ash softly float down to the ground like fresh snow.
2/5

So sorry to hear, David. I grew up in LA & Ojai and have had to deal with my share of fire devastation as well. I'm writing an article for Business Insider about those affected by the fires, please contact me if you're interested. Might be cathartic. Regardless, I'll keep you in my thoughts!

Update 2: I take it back, I have received *AN* message. I’m feeling much less bored.