I do a lot of photography and I share it on my deviant art page.
The funeral industry (in a nutshell) is hella expensive
Cost of the plot, scheduling, cost of a casket, prepping the deceased, if there’s anything special there’s that cost as well, etc
There’s a reason I tell my family that when I die, cremate me and put my remains in a coffee can. If you wanna schedule some kind of event do it completely removed from the funeral parlor.
I’m still working on this one
I’ve gotten a lot better at it but damn do I have room for improvement (I need to dodge “nap mode” more often IMO)
I’d say I’m about 60% successful at it currently
The ability to start and finish a task is pretty cool
The ability walk out of a room to grab something and remember what I was planning to grab is also pretty cool
I feel fucking seen by this post
It rings right to my core
Shaking hands and small talk? That’s my jam, the only issue would be realizing the passage of time and stopping the small talk.
I’ve got a bit of a motor mouth
I still love the fact that those TSA keys are all available online as 3D files and likely as metal as well
My fellow Americans, you need to reach out to your representatives to ask them to push for legislation to repeal the Comstock Act.
Remember, if it’s still on the books it’s just waiting to be used.
Don’t let it be used, push for it to get officially repealed.
The gooey frosting is was does it for me on those fresh cakes
A slightly gooey chocolate frosting is fire
Don’t get me wrong, those home made cakes are usually made day of when I make them. And usually a little later in the day than they should be lol
A wisk and some elbow grease is the way to go
No need to buy any expensive fancy equipment, just a cheap metal wisk and some prepackaged cake mix will make some great memories
The hardest part is not beating yourself up for things about yourself that you can’t change
Strange… I don’t remember making this comment and yet it’s here already.
Are you me? This is literally me IRL ALL THE TIME!
In my experience though some people are forgiving, others not so much. But the ones that are often times can become friends
For me that was basically all the not science, math, PE, or art classes.
All trying harder in those classes did was make me feel shittier when I failed.
Managed to graduate on time though through a Herculean effort of basically doing 3 years of high school during my senior year after my guidance counselor figured out that I could do online classes to make up credits during the school year.
I flew through that shit like a rocketship through the stratosphere all because he said that he wanted to see how far I could get in one year because he “got the clearance” to give me as much as I could take and that he believed in me.
It felt good to have someone believe in me for once.
That’s really interesting about Sharpies, I would have never known that about Sharpies.
Edit: I accidentally the word “never” above.
To me long nails are ick
The longer the more ick
I’d say that consuming content that only confirms your biases is a form of failing media literacy as you’re failing to see the biases inherent to the content you’re consuming. There’s the flaw of “I think it’s this way” seeking out that content and not seeing that it’s poorly sourced (if at all) and eating it up.
Not to mention the role that content suggestion algorithms play in reinforcing that behavior and providing you with even more content along the lines of the biases you’re reinforcing.
It’s a complicated can of worms for sure.