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It's not THE top motivation, it's up there though lol very SMOOTH VA. I'm so excited gotdamn

In the dream I was having a fight with my sister and she was bullying me about having a flip phone and I was proper showing off and ended up snapping the hinge and it was flip flopping lmao then I brought it to a repair centre to replace the broken bits and they charged me $40 and I was like "wow what a deal" and when I got it back it was a flip 3?? lmao

I woke up with a gasp and immediately checked my real life flip 7, it is safe and sound 😂

Sorry for yapping I literally got no one to tell this to 😂

Dito sa UK ultra rich lang may katulong, tapos normal lang dito mag golf hahaha

Has anyone done this?

My main reason really is I would like to declutter. The last maybe 5 books I've read have been on my Kobo, I don't remember finishing a paperback in the last year... So maybe this is the right step for me. I always find myself buying a paperback/hardback, realising I can't get comfortable reading it, then having to get them on Kobo yikes.

I just feel a little UPSET letting go of them but it doesn't make sense having them when I no longer intend to read them in physcal format. 😭 I have just a little over a hundred, about 30 percent of them read.

Halos lahat may dalang panyo noon, may pulbo pa sa loob haha

I'm playing both digitally and with paper and pencil, it's even more of a nightmare on paper when I have to backtrace as there isn't an undo button (duh). Would appreciate some tips please!

Like there's always something wrong with it. Setup is always a faff. They have screens but the UIs are so bad and user unfriendly.

(But I guess there are printers that solve all these, they probably just cost an arm and a leg, which I am not willing to pay for.)

Just curious. I moved to the UK in early 2020, walang IT background (Comm arts pa nga hahaha) but they had bootcamps here with full job-hunt/career support. 13-week fullstack bootcamp, then 1 week before graduation may job offers agad.

Is there something like this in the PH? I am trying to gauge how realistic it is to do something like this, especially targeting under represented groups in the field (LGBTQ+, Women, Disabled community, etc). Thank you!

EDIT: I'm not looking for a role myself, SE na po ako dito haha gusto ko lang malaman kung realistic or effective ba ang bootcamps sa Pinas.

Looking for a fun physics book I can read in my free time. I've got a couple in my list (In Search for Schrodinger's Cat, few from Michio Kaku, etc) but want to know people's favourites. Thanks!

I'm considering hiring a cleaner because I just cannot keep up with cleaning and tidying. For mental health reasons I am only able to do the bare minimum on a weekly basis (empty sink daily, laundry done, etc) but struggle to keep the place actually tidy.

I am looking at Wecasa but I am not sure really about etiquettes of hiring cleaners. Do I have to tidy before they come? How much tidying is expected of me? Thank you.

Went to a concert down London with 3 other girl friends, our average age is about 25. The drinking started on our train to London, cans of beer. Then before checking in our hotel, stopped at a pub for about 2 hours, 3 rounds of drinks. Then we checked in and started getting ready for the concert, 2 bottles of wine while getting ready. Then got to the concert and surprise surprise, beer again. They might have gone back to get beer 3 more times during the whole concert. Concert finishes, and we stop at the hotel bar for another round of drinks (not me) before finally calling it a day.

I participated in the train beers but that was it for me. I am taking medications that can be fucked over by alcohol, so I didn't partake as much as I would have liked to, but this is all just astonishing to me how they will find ways to drink alcohol, whenever physically possible.

Mind you, I've never been on a proper British holiday, so I don't know the drinking spectrum of the British culture really, but is this normal or are my friends just alcoholics? 😂 I did feel a little bit left out but I am too old to fold into peer pressure lol

EDIT: This post is not meant to judge my friends!! I made this post to help me understand if this is part of the culture because I was not raised in the British culture. My friends are lovely and have not forced a drink on me.

It's a tiny ereader (6 inch screen) and I'm gonna be reading during our commute to and fro, was wondering if there will be no issues bringing it in. Thanks!