Basically the title. I recently got accepted into a 4+1 program and discovered that my capstone class will no longer fulfill the Second Writing requirement for my major. I’m currently taking a history course this summer that is designed as a second writing course for all sections, but I am not currently in the official second writing section.
I am interested in how Korean slimers, especially the sellers on SeoulGage, make their thick yet stretchy and slime-like clear putties. Does anyone know how they make this texture?
I just came home from college and have just began driving consistently again after ~9 months. I find myself making a ton of mistakes that I never made before I went to college. I know it’s mostly because I haven’t driven in a while, but it happens almost every time I drive.
I also recently messed up the front bumper of my car because I backed out of my single car garage wrong. Now, I get really anxious where there are tight spaces I have to drive through (between two parked cars, small lanes, etc). Another mistake I’ve made is turning right into a road when cars in the road are too close, so they have to brake and merge into the other lane to avoid hitting me. I also struggle with maintaining my speed in high-speed areas, so I am that slow Prius driver in the passing lane.
I want to get better, but I just wish there was another way for me to do so without having to get on the road. Is there any advice to help me with my driving anxiety and where are the best places to practice driving without potentially disrupting traffic?