I have to assume this is a glitch? It has to be. I have the carousel, big wheel, cheese flume and roller coaster. Everyone comes in, goes on the carousel, looks at the penny pincher, then leaves giving a 2 star review.
I love all the doughnuts and cheese twists and all that business in Lidl in Hove. I'd like to try Aldi though but I'll be put off if it doesn't have such a range of baked goods!
The way my 18 month old eats is baffling to me. At breakfast he will eat blueberries or grapes after much encouragement but nothing else. Apparently at nursery he will often eat 2 to 3 bowls of lunch, whether that's chilli or curry or special fried rice or whatever they have. At dinnertime at home, which is several hours later, he might eat quarter of a piece of carrot and a strand of spaghetti and call it a day. And is incredibly picky about what he will try. At weekends all meals are the reluctant picky kind. It seems like he just doesn't enjoy or have interest in food. Unless he's at nursery apparently when he eats like a horse?? He's still quite significantly breastfed, won't leave the boob alone, day and night. He's gaining weight just fine.
Two questions actually. Firstly, what precisely, biologically,is the smell that people start to have after a certain age? My parents in their late 60s have both developed old-people smell but I don't know of any health changes they've had that would cause it.
Secondly, a lady in her early 20s who I sit next to at work has old-people smell. I've never known a young person to have it before. What could be causing that?
I've posted this in a couple different subs because I don't know how to categorise this. Does anyone else get this?
I've always been very good at focusing and unfocusing my eyes to make things overlap and patterns become 3D, I do it all the time. When I wake up in the morning, for quite a long time like 10 minutes or so after I've woken up, I can see images that are so vivid that I can focus or unfocus my eyes (with my eyes still closed) to manipulate them and make them cross over each other. I'm definitely awake when I'm doing this and I'm definitely focusing my eyes for real and not just imagining it. Once I've opened my eyes and then on throughout the day, I can produce images like this. It seems like I can only do it when I've just been asleep.
I've posted this in a couple different subs because I don't know how to categorise this. Does anyone else get this?
I've always been very good at focusing and unfocusing my eyes to make things overlap and patterns become 3D, I do it all the time. When I wake up in the morning, for quite a long time like 10 minutes or so after I've woken up, I can see images that are so vivid that I can focus or unfocus my eyes (with my eyes still closed) to manipulate them and make them cross over each other. I'm definitely awake when I'm doing this and I'm definitely focusing my eyes for real and not just imagining it. Once I've opened my eyes and then on throughout the day, I can produce images like this. It seems like I can only do it when I've just been asleep.
I've been at my job for 15 years now, since I was in my early 20s. In those days the way you got a job if you didn't have training in a specific field, was you would walk into an agency and give them your CV and say you were looking for officey type work. And they'd sign you up and then sooner or later there would be a placement of some kind. I did lots of temp jobs that were in the broad category of - be in an office, follow this procedure, do as you're told. I'm excellent at that. The job I do now is with the first company that took me on permanently and I quickly became a supervisor. I now have a team of people and I teach them the procedures and tell them what to do. I'm worried now though because it seems like AI will learn how to do the specific task I do at some point. I've been out of the loop of job hunting most of my adult life and I have no idea what it's like anymore. The only thing I know how to do is give my CV to an agency and ask for an office-type job. If I look at job postings I think for every single one "I have no idea what that is".
The job I do right now is actually very difficult and takes months of training, needs excellent memory and attention to detail. But it's just this one job I know how to do for this one client, it's not transferable. Because I'm a supervisor the transferable skills I do have are things like training and managing people. But if you're a supervisor you have to be a supervisor of something in particular that you know how to do. I feel like I've been too comfortable in my role for too many years and if I got made redundant I would be utterly worthless in the job market and it scares me. In my 20s I knew lots of people who worked in something like a bank or insurance company doing Office Thing. Now every person I meet who's my age seems to have a real job title and work in a real sector and knows how to do something in particular. I don't know if those jobs have just mostly disappeared or whether it's just the type of people I happen to meet.