I've loved decora for a long time but I'm newish to actually wearing it -
I have lots of charms and trinkets but I'm nervous about them falling/breaking off. What are your best tips for keeping things secure?
Also would love your tips for keeping hair clips secure on my hair and bangs (I'm not wearing a wig most of the time)
Thanks!
Winter really took a toll on my mental health this year and some areas of my apartment are out of control...
Does anyone have recommendations for an affordable cleaner/cleaning service to come deep clean some areas for me? Would it be better just to use taskrabbit or something similar? I would love to support someone local to the LES if possible.
Thanks!
I'm not a HUGE believer in tarot, but I do think it's fun! I'm pretty new to it.
A friend gifted me a super cute deck with forest creatures and she suggested that I carry it around with me so the cards can learn my energy and lifestyle.
I started taking them around and it's been so fun! When I'm bored or anxious I can take a little break to get a little surprise, look at beautiful art, and learn more about tarot/the card I pull.
I even sewed a cute little protective sleeve to keep my cards in for when I throw them in my purse or backpack. Something about the cards is super inspiring for me creatively, even if I'm not 100% a believer :)
would recommend if you want to learn more about tarot or integrate a little magic in your life
I am going to an AnimexKPop rave at the end of the month (May 30) to celebrate my bday. I am a big fan of KPop girl groups specifically and have been for a while -- I also know the more famous songs by boy groups.
I don't know if the songs I love are popular enough to play at something like this... what songs do you think a DJ would play at an AnimexKPop rave?
Here are some of my initial guesses, let me know if you think they are on the right track:
I want to be prepared so I can sing and dance along! Thanks in advance :)
Hi! I (27F) have been in administrative and receptionist roles for a few years and I'm super burnt out.
I currently work for a private equity firm and have been doing corporate reception since 2023 at 2 different financial firms. I also assist 4 junior-level individuals. I have a bachelor's degree in English linguistics, and a lot of skills with people, calendar management, assisting, office administration, filing, documentation, travel management, etc.
The only clear path for growth at my company is to eventually become an Executive Assistant. But the longer I work in this industry, the more I do NOT want to become an EA. I mean this with all due respect and I love a lot of EAs that I've worked with, but I don't know any EAs that actually seem... happy. They always seem burnt out, cranky, and tired of chasing around executives who are unhelpful at best and mean at worst.
I want to pivot, but I have no idea what to pivot to. I have no real interest in finance, it's just where I ended up.
For the former receptionist or administrative professionals who left that field, what do you do now? Would you recommend it?
TIA!