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What do you think of these heart bracelets?
I am making these with stainless steel parts and UV resin.
"Low-effort" and quick games for two (no cards)?
Hey! We have just recently got into board games with my boyfriend. Sometimes during when we are working from home, we have a quick coffee break together and play 2 rounds with dominos (matador version). However it would be nice to have something else to play and I'm looking for some suggestions! I need something easy and quick, which doesn't require much thinking/preparation; while still being entertaining. Card games are off.
Xiaomi Mi Band 4 alternative?
Hey! My Xiami smartband recently gave up on me after 6(!) years, meaning it's not counting steps properly.
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My priority is accurate step counting, heart rate and possibly sleep tracking. I really don't care about all the other functions.
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Also, I want it to be as delicate and lightweight as possible, with a smaller display. I really like the Fitbit Luxe design, but it's out of my price range. I'm looking for something cheap, under 100$.
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What's my hair type/curl pattern and what do I even do with it?
So obviously I have very fine and thin hair, and it's definitely not straight (also low porosity). It always looks like a frizzy mess and I have no idea how to properly care for it. It's super dehydrated but whenever I use a conditioner it weighs it down, and even the smallest amount of product (like a curl defining gel, or mousse) makes it "stick together". 🥲 After washing it's quite curly but the next day it's almost straight. This is it after washing (with light conditioner) and letting it air dry. Does anyone else have the same hair type? Any tips?
Walking pad/treadmill literally "changed my life".
I have BPD and been dealing with some bad anxiety and depression lately, plus I have been unemployed for quite some time...I actually love walking, but I have always had a hard time getting out of the house, especially with "no agenda" so I went from having a physically demanding job to no exercise at all, and it made me feel like shit.
I have been thinking of getting a treadmill for months (I used to do rounds around the block whenever I felt anxious) so I finally decided to buy one.
I have already noticed such a tremendous difference after the first week, my stamina is pretty decent now and I'm no longer out of breath after walking up the stairs. I also get on the treadmill soon after getting up in the morning, and it helps me "wake up" and get me in a better mood (even if it's super hard at the beginning, I "push through" so every day I get this sense of achievement). I have managed to apply this sentiment pf "pushing through" to all aspects of my day and I'm actually being productive and more motivated to get things done, and it's also easier for me to get out of the house, make plans etc.
Now I do at least an hour of brisk walking each day and I manage to get 15000 steps without going anywhere. I'm so happy and I wish I did this sooner! Obviously walking in itself won't cure your depression, but I forgot how exercise can make such a huge inpact on your mental health.
Hey! I want to make a beaded gift for someone and I have a bunch of 4mm rondelles so I want to use them. There's a bunch of bracelet tutorials out there, however I want to make something else. It can be animals, flowers, any ornaments, whatever basically as long as it's not jewelry. Please give me some ideas!