It’s been 2 days without power.
Yet how many of us still do this whenever we enter a room?

It’s been 2 days without power.
Yet how many of us still do this whenever we enter a room?

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I confess to a therblig or two.
Wow — I had to look that one up. Sounded more provocative than it is.
I couldn’t resist:-)
It’s Gilbreth spelled backwards [almost]. Frank Bunker Gilbreth and Lillian Moller Gilbreth invented the term to measure small hand or finger movements for production workers. It’s now used to measure texting and other computer movements.