u/assyplassty

My knowledge of skin care is basically zero lol. I found some stuff just by googling, but I usually prefer some anecdotal recommendations for stuff like this.

Also some body wash stuff to remove the oil and smell?

She says it's not very high and she wants to wait and see what happens, however I've told her I've gotten flare ups over the course of many years, and my most recent was in March and April for about a month straight in both feet.

I'm a new patient of hers since I was recommended by a friend. Her visits cost about $100 per. I'm working on getting a good job so I can get insurance.

Should I find a new doctor or should I insist that I be prescribed allo? Seriously, I could lose my job if I get a flare up again. I just started working there and if I get a flareup then I'm unemployed again. It's really important to me that the doctor acknowledges what a flareup could mean for me and my life.

Currently looking for part time jobs that I can be hired quickly in, and I've got no problem with maintenance, however I am very squeamish around bodily fluids lol. How common is that? And how was the work in general?

Tagging nsfw just in case anyone doesn't like to read about some of the gross stuff in this line of work.

P.s. mods I'm pretty sure this is the wrong flair lol but I wasn't sure which one applies to "on the job" questions or stories so I'm sorry in advance!

With armor, you lose so many force powers, but with robes I feel like you end up getting much better stats overall, as long as you don't mind casting the powers before and during each fight. Plus the light side power at the end is crazy good, but I don't remember if it's restricted by armor.

It also seems like that if you did a heavy armor run, you end up throwing away a lot of force powers just to level up, since a lot of good powers are behind armor restrictions.

I recently reconnected with my family and am living with them temporarily. I'd like to help with some cooking for my nephew with autism. I'm still getting to know everyone and their tastes, but my nephew will eat foods presented in sandwich style (burgers, sloppy joe, chicken tenders inside of two buns, etc). Mom, dad, and brother will eat anything as far as I know.

I am still learning about his diet but I'd also like to help out the cooking. He also seems to pick at food as his way to eat. He will eat a bite, take a break, come back and eat a little more, and so on.

I don't think it matters much what he eats, as long as it's presented in a certain way. I'm not sure how he does with ALL flavors however, so maybe nothing too pungent like spicy or vinegary. Though he likes sweet and savory and salty. I'm not sure how he handles crunchy foods, but there's always ways to make crunchy foods soft.

P.S. it's like 2am right now and I can't sleep so if you're bored feel free to chip in lol

Edit: changed "mild autism" to autism

I come from an office background, besides working at Walmart years ago, and am looking for a job to help bridge my current financial gap.

How crazy, chill, annoying, enjoyable, whatever, is working at BK? I know every place is different so I'll take it with a grain of salt.

Also... Free food? Discounted food? That would be nice too lol

I honestly never have, but I have played as a gray Jedi. Basically was a good guy but did pretty much anything for credits lol