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It started with me thinking. “I wonder what was playing on TV when —X— happened.”
Through wikis, TV schedule sites, and lots and lots of looking through old newspapers, I’ve recreated what a TV schedule would’ve looked like during events like say, Hurricane Katrina, the Deepwater Horizon disaster etc…
This has since expanded into Music and movies as well.

Where we don’t know the fate of individual(s)
Some examples include Percy Fawcett and Austin Tice

I barely make it paycheck to paycheck, but dying to visit Europe. Any tips / advice?

Say for example, you watch something like Hotel Mumbai, do you sit there and think “when this happened on-screen i was doing…”

Sure it would be easy to just buy Dish or get Cable, but as you already know, it’s expensive, and nothing but reruns and movies and shows the network has no business playing.
But I really miss those days when you flipped through channels and got high quality variety, while still having the news, weather, sports,
Etc.. all on the same thing.
Any advice on how to replicate that today?

Film was mostly always a background element in the series, except in the second film when they make the movie at Downton. That being said, what are some films from the silent era that you think the characters would’ve loved?

It’s sad that nobody will get to enjoy WONW anymore, but I’ve read that there’s some new eateries at the new building, but it’s a far cry from what was.

I love food. I love reading about food, the history of food, menus, what people ate over time etc…
I’m a passionate (amateur) baker and cook at home that goes off of recipes.
Ideally I’d love to be a pastry chef or just a general cook at a prestigious restaurant, but I worry about the long hours, the lack of sleep, and about losing that passion, and drive for something I enjoy.
Any advice?

For context: I live with other people. People who talk loud, sing random songs out loud, shout at video games, and shout out quotes from tv shows or TikTok videos just to be doing it, and constantly wants to socialize about things I really don’t care about.
It makes me super angry and annoyed. But I wonder if that means I’m just a killjoy, or makes me perceived as cold and hateful.

I love the time frame of Downton Abbey, and the historical context of the events of the 1910s - 20s, I’m wondering if there’s other shows out there that have this as its setting as well.

When the mass round ups happened in the streets, how could they differentiate between a Jew and bystander just observing the round up?

I’m sure everyone’s experienced it before, but you’re in Bible study or in church service, and your mind wanders to irrelevant thoughts. You pull your phone out and start scrolling. You can’t keep your focus on the lesson at all.

Any advice on what to do?

The dove is a common and reoccurring symbol in the Bible. When Jesus is baptized there is a dove.
Now, I’ve read that doves and pigeons are pretty much the same bird with two different names.
Would that mean the pigeons we see in city streets be the same as the one mentioned in the Bible?

Think an avid book reader, writer or artist living in a tiny cramped apartment in Paris, poor but intellectually and culturally rich.
Think of Jack from Titanic.

Ok, I’m very introverted. I like my space and quiet time. I can go a day without seeing anyone and it wouldn’t bother me. But I want to get on the dating scene and start a relationship with someone.
However, I worry about the commitment, and having to check in on a person once a day, and talk about your day or talk in general when there’s nothing to talk about.
Honestly, the kind of person I’m looking for is I’d just love to have someone sit on the couch with me a read without any words even said.
Any advice?

Say I got a old smartphone off EBay, would it
Still be able to be used today?
(I really miss the look and software of phones fr
Back then)

So, plainly speaking, I’m straight, but I’ve never experienced sexual desire or anything related to it. It simply doesn’t exist for me. As for romantic, I can’t really say. I’ve have had some instances where I felt romantically interested in someone, but for the most part, I’m focused on starting my life, going to school, career etc…

But what worries me is the time that I Do pursue a relationship with a lifelong partner, the discussion will happen at one point or another and I worry it will cause problems with the relationship, or limit my options entirely. I want a Christian woman to live a Christ-centered life with.
any advice or suggestions? I would greatly appreciate any advice.

Ok this is little odd, I don’t know if it’d really
Be categorized as anxiety, but I really, really don’t like sticky stuff,
When I bake bread and have to knead the dough, I try to avoid it by using a spoon instead or if I do use my hands, I get uncomfortable and feel the need to immediately wash them.
Any ideas or suggestions on this?

You see them quite a bit in movies and TV shows (usually older women characters) but how can I adapt this for myself?