How to Do Nothing (2017)
For an article about nothing, I wasn't expecting so much of it.  I'm afraid that I wasn't able to read the whole thing.  My biggest criticism is that I think there are too many connections drawn at various points.  It's one of those things where X led me to Y which led me to Z, but X doesn't really have any bearing on Z at all.  Because a path led there, it gives credence to the idea that they are connected, but the only connection is the author.  In that way, I found it difficult to read as I felt I was searching for a needle in a haystack.  I don't need the author's stream of consciousness in order to do nothing.  I have my own.   I kept wondering why I am looking at her rose garden and her birds rather than looking at my own.