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A client in Phoenix pointed at a tiny detail on my site plan and asked 'what's that for?'
It was a standard utility stub-out symbol I'd used a thousand times, but his question made me realize I was just copying old details without really thinking. I had to stop and actually explain the water line connection, which was a good reminder to check my own assumptions. Do you ever find yourself on autopilot with standard details?
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robinson.holly2d ago
Ugh, I do that with cooking recipes all the time.
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olivia_webb2d ago
Actually, @robinson.holly, I always follow recipes exactly. The first time I make something, I measure every teaspoon and cup. It's the only way to learn what the dish is supposed to be before you start changing it. You can't know the rules you're breaking until you've tried them.
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