Me too! I was walking around the fish market in Seattle and walked right by him. My partner then said “Wasn’t that the guy from the car show that you watch?” I doubled back and met him. Just said hello and shook his hand.
I’d be happy to help support others to get to space but I’ll stay home. I just have no interest in it.
Agreed. Enjoy your life and food. Don’t let others shame you for it.
Was this all in one go or do you just have a local theater that really loves to show it?
I’m doing my part!
I eat a meal that I really love slowly. Enjoy every bite. Describe in detail (in your head) why they bite was special.
I genuinely want to use it but I have no idea how or even how to start. Any advice?
This is a totally normal response. Check out the book The Other Side of Sadness by George Bonanno if you want to learn more!
Would you be willing to share, please?
The Puzzler by A.J. Jacobs. I highly recommend it. I have never been especially into puzzles but learning about all the different kinds has made me very excited to try them all out!
Same for me. I switch back and forth between them. I just uninstalled Summit, Jerboa, and Liftoff today.
You don’t have to set yourself on fire to keep others warm.
It took me years to recover from that first film. I still feel the fear when I just see a picture of his face and I’m a full grown adult.
There’s a book by Mary Roach called “Fuzz” all about this very topic. Check it out!
That’s exactly what I try to do for my friends and family. I want their first thought when they are near me is “I’m wanted”.
A drink cooler. It spins cans of soda for about 30 seconds to cool them. The problem is that it required about 30 pieces of ice to use and was pretty large. Not worth it.
Mr. Wrong starring Ellen Degeneres as a straight woman looking for the man of her dreams. Yeah. Fucking terrible.
I agree for the most part. However, in my effort to post content, I’ve gotten more than a few snarky or mean comments about the quality of the content. I get it if it’s not for you but just down vote. You don’t need to make the person feel bad for trying to help Lemmy grow.