u/TipPotential8456

Saw this handwriting meme and it got me thinking 😂
There are so many things that were completely normal when we were growing up that would probably seem bizarre to kids today.
What's one thing from your childhood that you think younger people wouldn't understand?
Could be technology, school, games, music, slang, anything.
Mine would probably be having to remember phone numbers instead of just saving everyone as a contact.

have a basic memory foam mattress for past 3-4yrs now and it has completely sunk in the middle where I sleep. i'm looking for a new one but im confused, need something that runs cooler than traditional memory foam, but more importantly, I need something that won't sag. i keep seeing ads for the sleep company's smart grid mattress talking about how it perfectly balances soft comfort with firm support. does the grid actually feel like that or is it just bs? budget is around 20-25k. open to latex options too like wakefit or sunday if you guys think that's better for back support

I'm an architecture student working on a residential housing project and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback on my plan.
I'm mainly trying to improve:
• Unit planning and room sizes
• Circulation
• Privacy between public and private spaces
• Natural light and ventilation
• Overall functionality
I'm still working on the design, so I'm more interested in constructive criticism than compliments.
What would you change if you were reviewing this plan? Is there anything that immediately feels inefficient or poorly resolved?