"Burrito Place Week Ahead"

Jan 28, 2024 - 9:08pmBoulder-Colorado

Caption: Sketching intentions for the week at burrito.place

Description: A hand-drawn sketch resembling a web or mobile application interface. It features a header with the text 'burrito.place' followed by a subtitle stating 'my intention this week is to:'. Below the subtitle are two sections, one with the word 'entries' and another with squiggly lines suggesting content. There's a button or tab at the top right of the second section labeled with the word 'update'. The bottom of the sketch has a drawing that appears to represent a wave or a mountain.

Extracted Text

burrito.place

my intention this week is to:

entries

update

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