u/ResistReady9114

So… this might be a weird request. But i love gospel music and songs about God. I’m in a spiritual place where the concept of Jesus being my access to God doesn’t resonate anymore and it takes me out of the experience. So that’s my request.

So I’m curious about my own situation and wanted to see if anyone had similar changes.

I use a menstrual cup and I’m on my first period since starting carnivore. Because of my cup, i feel like i can get a more detailed view of my menstrual blood. I noticed over the last few days that my blood is a bright pretty red. Before, it’s been a deep dark red and i feel like perhaps i had more clotting.

Has anyone else noticed a change in your menstrual blood consistency and color. I literally feel like the blood now seems… cleaner or something. Blew my mind.

Edit: I’m getting this is a terrible idea.

Hey. I’m just getting started as an ASM fisheries observer. I heard that there will be down time on the trips. I want to bring my ‘practice’ ukulele to practice on the vessels. In general, do you think the crew would be ok with a musical instrument being played?

I’m a 30F and I’m currently going through training to be a fisheries observer in the northeast USA. Any advice? Also how do fishermen feel about observers. What’s your experience been like? Anything i should be prepared for to succeed?

I’m about to start a job as a fisheries observer where I’ll be partially living and working offshore on these fishing vessels. I was interested in any books about or related to commercial fishing so i could better understand the job, fishing culture and the history around it. I’m interested in either fiction or non fiction. Any recs?

I just got back on carnivore and I’m planning on eating this way for the next month or so while preparing for a new dream. I can’t afford any anxiety or brain fog. I want to be sharp. But since starting about 5 days ago my dreams have been so vivid! Anyone else have this experience?

Hello! I will be starting a full-time fisheries observer position in the Northeast in roughly a month. The trips will be between 10-12 days long, with a maximum of 5 days off in between trips. I was a PSO on a seismic vessel before this, and I was able to walk endlessly around the helipad and work out in the gym.

The fishing vessels were significantly smaller; since I'll be spending easily 2/3 of every month on the boat, I wanted to see if anyone had any advice for keeping up with exercise or various health practices. I want to get a sense of how creative I'll have to be.

Hello! I will be starting a full-time fisheries observer position in the Northeast in roughly a month. I am very excited to learn more about the ecology of the ocean and fish species. The trips will be between 10-12 days long, with a maximum of 5 days off in between trips. I was a PSO on a seismic vessel before this, and I was able to walk endlessly around the helipad and work out in the gym.

The fishing vessels were significantly smaller; since I'll be spending easily 2/3 of every month on the boat, I wanted to see if anyone had any advice for keeping up with exercise or various health practices. I want to get a sense of how creative I'll have to be.

Hello! I will be starting a full-time fisheries observer position in the Northeast in roughly a month. The trips will be between 10-12 days long, with a maximum of 5 days off in between trips. I was a PSO on a seismic vessel before this, and I was able to walk endlessly around the helipad and work out in the gym.

The fishing vessels were significantly smaller; since I'll be spending easily 2/3 of every month on the boat, I wanted to see if anyone had any advice for keeping up with exercise or various health practices. I want to get a sense of how creative I'll have to be.