š¾Ā My Morning Link Routine Hits a Snag
For more than ten years, my mornings have followed a familiar rhythm: coffee, sunrise, and a quick click over to The Animal Rescue Site. One tap earns food and supplies for shelter pets, and sharing the link on Facebook helps spread the word. Itās a tiny ritual, but it feels like a good way to start the day ā a little kindness before the world gets noisy.
Lately, though, my dependable routine has hit a pothole.
š» The Mysterious Case of the Spinning Share Button
Since the New Year, Facebook has decided to getā¦ dramatic.
I click āShare.ā
Facebook asks, āWho can see this?ā
I choose āPublic,ā like always.
And then ā nothing. Just spinning. Spinning. More spinning. Enough spinning to power a small wind farm.
Itās the digital equivalent of someone nodding politely while slowly backing out of the room.
Iāve tried refreshing, reloading, coaxing, pleading, and even giving my computer the sideāeye. No luck. The share button has apparently taken a personal day.
š Why This Matters (At Least to Me)
I wrote a blog post ages ago promising readers that if they ever misplaced the link, they could always find it on my Facebook feed. It felt like a simple, reliable promise ā until Facebook decided to reinvent itself on January 1.
Now I feel like Iām letting people down, even though the problem is clearly not on my end. Technology has a funny way of making us feel responsible for things we canāt control.
š¬ļø Letting Go (Just a Little)
So hereās the update: Iām still clicking daily. The animals are still getting their points. And Iām still trying to share the link ā even if Facebook is currently acting like a moody teenager who refuses to come downstairs.
If youāre looking for the link and donāt see it, thatās why. Iāll keep troubleshooting, and hopefully Facebook will snap out of its New Year funk soon.
In the meantime, consider this a reminder that even the smallest routines can go sideways ā and thatās okay. Life, like a dusty road, is full of bumps, detours, and the occasional spinning wheel.
Longest Dirt Road in The World
