As someone who works in healthcare...don't bother giving us more. They aren't doing anything smart with the money they do have.
It's such a fucking disgusting system and I wish I had never gotten into health care. I hate everything about it.
Beyond the sky and the earth by Jamie Zeppa. The only people I know who have read it have done it at my recommendation.
Call your dad more often.
Morbid, Red-handed, Wine & Crime, Criminology, True Crime Garage, Dark Poutine, My Favorite Murder, Small Town Murder.
Varying degrees of comedy, I cycle through favorites depending on my mood.
Don't buy the textbooks. You probably don't need them. If you do, buy a used one from another student for 1/100th of the price or get an online copy.
I recently stumbled across a crochet tutorial that really hyped the stitch markers and I definitely think it would help make things more concrete for me. I will try this method when I pick it up again, maybe in the winter. I mostly wanted to learn because of the granny square projects and how much faster it is then knitting for some things. We will see if I can figure it out, I guess 😅
(Edit: lemmy shit the bed and said my comment couldn't be posted so I tried again and apparently it posted both. Whoops)
I feel like one is left brain and one is right brain 🤣 obligatory I'm a knitter, but I tried crochet recently and how the hell do you even know where you are? Like knitting you can count and it's super concrete and crochet just feels like a confusing free for all lmao.
(And I know if I put more time into it maybe I'd catch on and knitting probably felt the same when I started blaahblah)
Beyond the Sky and Earth - Jamie Zeppa The Hobbit/LOTR - JRR Tolkien Harry Potter series - JK Rowling Outlander series - Diana Gabaldon A Man Called Ove - Fredrik Backman (honestly anything by him) Gone with the Wind - Margaret Mitchell
Is there a way to change what my home feed defaults as in connect, do you know? In terms of top day, best, active etc.
Similar hours, no kids but 2 dogs and 2 cats.
A Roomba and a housekeeper once a month to do the big things (dust, bathrooms, floors). Worth every penny.
I think having an isolated area for kids toys or an easy to dump bucket to throw everything in would probably help the chaos that I see in other parents' homes but as a childfree person I'm the last who should give advice on that so feel free to laugh and ignore that idea.
Ahh, thank you! I thought I was doing something wrong as I am still trying to figure out lemmy 🤣