My old house had the same issue with painted numbers. Priming and sealing first makes a huge difference.

Sometimes it's about where the art is used, not if it's art. Like, a logo designer for a big brand gets paid bank, but a local muralist might not. That museum glass is super specialized, so it finds its market. Creative work can be solid when it solves a business problem. We just get hung up on calling some things 'jobs' and others 'passions'.

Know someone whose aunt posted their grandma's secret recipe?

Honestly, that's the only way to do it. Next you'll be tracking hours on your light bulbs and doing a full inspection on your coffee mug before use. I bet you have a service bulletin out for your lawnmower blade. Just wait until you need a form in triplicate to get a soda from the fridge.

Took me ages to finally make the switch and you're totally right about the notes. What exactly feels more usable to you now? I remember trying to take quick notes before and it was such a clunky mess that I'd just give up. Was it the organizing part that got better or just the basic writing experience? What's the one feature you use the most?