very approximate carbon footprint

After two months of being the only person in the house (except for two weekends), it seems like I have used
PER DAY:
8-9 kW hours of electricity (including cooking, lights, device charging, etc.).
6 gallons of fuel oil for heat
<1/2 gallon of gas for the car (based on gas station credit card bills, I use about 3 gallons a week)
I don't know how to calculate my share of 7 or 8 local buses plus maybe 6 subway rides a week.
The only plastic I acquire is frozen food or bread bags, for the most part.
Not buying clothes of late, fuel-based or otherwise.
I expect to drive to and from Vermont in April, drive to Maine and back in October, and take train & plane to see my sister sometime this year (timing TBD).
The last time I flew was to Florida in December.
The next time I plan to fly is to Florida (same relatives) in March.

Using an online calculator
https://co2.myclimate.org/en/calculate_emissions
sitting in economy on a roundtrip flight to Incheon in a Boeing 787 would produce
4.5 tons of carbon. The obvious thing to do would be to calculate my daily usage as shown above and compare. Maybe tomorrow when I have more time and patience.

not tired of it yet

I don't have a tiktok account but things show up on twitter and youtube that were originally made for TT.
I probably have watched twenty little videos of people dancing to Texas hold'em. This is my favorite
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kl-9ZsMG7a4
Somewhere in there is a scholarly recapitulation of the theory about Black + Irish origins of tap dance in the US. It's not a new topic, but maybe adding cowboy hats changes it a bit.