u/ass_cramps

I'm 28F and this will be my second year at Humboldt. I didnt make any friends last year which was fine because adjusting to university life took up all of my energy. But, this year I want to try to make some connections!

A little about me (sorry if this reads like a dating profile)

I'm an EnvSci major and my hobbies are:

- playing videogames (e.g. BOTW, TOTK, Skyrim, BG3, etc.)

- going on easy hikes

- drinking

- smoking

- playing boardgames (Everdell, Smash Up, 5min Dungeon, Clue, etc.)

- having meaningful conversations

- cruising around aimlessly and taking turns playing good music

- freshwater fishing

- looking for geocaches

- looking for agates on agate beach

- looking for nudibranches on agate beach

- arts and crafts (beading, watercolor, clay, coloring etc)

- collecting pokemon cards

- sitting in a beautiful spot with drinks, a pen, and good vibes

- baking

- drunk baking

- making tea

- foraging for plants and mushrooms

I just moved in with my friend at her house. I pay her rent and we split utilities but I pay her in cash. I want to enroll in a university here in the next year or two but im worried that I wont be able to prove my residency (and therefore college will be much more expensive) Does anyone know how this works or who i can call to ask about this?

Hey yall

When using survey123 to record instances of milkweed, i have the option to mark their geographic location using a polygon. I'm having trouble with this using the survery123 app for iPad. I also am struggling with knowing how precise to be when placing vertices for my polygon. I'm also struggling with knowing when to decide between a stand of milkweed being separate from another stand, or if the stand is just very sparse and therefore i should just record it as one polygon. Any help would be really appreciated!

I used to play Dragons Dogma, Skyrim, Animal Crossing, and others with no problems. But for a couple of years now, I can not play those games without getting intolerable motion sickness. For a while, playing games with slower movement speed (like Animal Crossing) were tolerable, but now I cant even stand those with the severity of my motion sickness.

Here is what i've tried so far to alleviate it:

-Playing on a larger screen

-Adjusting all of my in-game settings

-Using Boarding Glasses aka Anti-nausea goggles

I LOVE video games. Can someone please help!?

I thought this game was "play anywhere"? Anyone else run into this issue?

NOT CHOCOLATE

(no hate to chocolate it's just not my thing)

What's your favorite place to get a slice of cake? I'm talking about something decadent, luscious even, that feels like a true treat. Preferably with some kind of fruit filling. Thankss!