Jalapeño hummus is what got me hooked! 🤤

I learned to touch type QWERTY in 7th grade (late oughts).
I taught myself to touch type Colemak two years ago. I liked it but quickly realized it was a waste of time because nothing else in the world uses it and i didn’t want to give up QWERTY familiarity. lol

People just don’t really want to be my friend.
They’ll hang out when we’re having a good time or doing things together, but as soon as they’re no longer being entertained i don’t exist.

They also keep enworsening the fucking thing, which is infuriating.

On their what

Another: Our curvy spines make no damn sense and eventually cause almost all of us problems.

You should focus on being true to yourself and let others think what they want.
Anyone’s opinion of you, that isn’t close enough to you to know if it’s accurate, doesnt matter.

Walking slowly through the forest on a warm day and listening to the birds chirping.

Now tell one about Gaza

Have you tried about saying something funny about sex on a livestream?

Been there, homie. You’ll come back around, keep the faith. 🙏

For when it’s real bad: The Sad Bastard Cookbook

Veggies + pasta + sauce

Beans + veggies + sauce

Various forms of potato

Carrots and hummus

I actually like the OneDrive name. It’s practical and sensical.

Been using the Fossify suite for a while. The Fossify Launcher works well enough.

Yeah, trading all of it doesn’t make a lot of sense. You’d like a max like 15 days or something. lol

The intent is more about introspection, not necessarily taking preventative action, but it would certainly be highly useful for that!

Yes, i agree. Without knowing how much time you have left it would be hard to spend it on anything.

I will say, though, if you’re hating life right now you might feel more inclined to spend a little longer in a good moment.

I think in reality many people would also be plagued with decision paralysis. I know i would.

The intent is really just about introspection, not necessarily making changes. But feel free to interpret how you want!

Your answer is quite good, though. If you spend your life’s length by staying in small moments you limit your ability to have new experiences. I hadn’t thought of it that way.

They’re saying that spending more of your limited time in the moments with your child earlier in their life reduces the amount of time they’ll have with you later. With this in mind, if your child found out you gave up length for depth and you’ll be leaving the world early because of it, how would they feel?