Hard disagree. People age very differently, depending on how well they take care of themselves. I know plenty of people I their 70s who are still fully capable of driving.

Implementint a driving test at 70 does make sense.

mine went out in July in Phoenix, AZ. The 3rd closest Ace had 1 in stock for my unit.

It’s a funny movie as long as you skip the final scene. It’s a funny bit but goes on for FAR too long, Imo.

There’s a particular character arc twist in Clue that made me jump out of my seat.

Totally normal to get emotional about things that resonate with us. I recently rewatches the new d&d movie and cried twice. Found family stories tend to get me.

I watched Michael Alm’s video about it yesterday. Looks cool if you are running an Etsy shop out of your garage/small rented space, but I think it’s a pass for me. I already don’t have enough time to play with my 3d printers and laser cutter.

Thank you! I’m going to start using growth area, or a variation of it.

Crunchy peanut butter on a tortilla, rolled up. Add honey if you are feeling boujie

AT THE SAME TIME?

Yep. Smart tube on the TV, Firefox + ubo on phone and laptop.

…XcQ, I have to assume it is.

His response to the 2018 Thai Cave rescue is what made me realize how big of a shit stain on society he is.

At least they aren’t using Access???

This is the way. Just make sure to disable the YouTube app on your phone so links people send you don’t open in the app.

Easy. Get a bigger pot.

I legitimately use this line in one of my scripts because range.find returns an error of the value is not found. The use case is taking a 2d matrix saved as an array, with data collected from multiple excel tabs and rearranging it for a CSV upload into Salesforce. The initial array contains values that the rest of the data does not have, so when I search for a non existent value, I can skip the error.

Of course vba COULD just implement try/catch statements and that’d be so much cleaner, but alas.

Moving Out and Overcooked (1 and 2) will with teach them to be be the most co-operative siblings in the world… Or have you rushing to the ER.

I mostly kid about the last part. There will be frustrations but if your kiddos manage their emotions okay then these will be great games for them.

Linerider videos

Lots of great advice here. I’ll 2nd the YouTube as a resource. I’ve repaired AC units, a garbage disposal, and replaced the damn water heater all from an hour or 2 of research and watching YouTube.

Also keep a note book that you jot down the seldom done stuff, like blowing out sprinklers, which furnace filter size you need, etc.

Anything you buy for home improvement, from new cabinet handles to drywall, get an emailed receipt and put it in a special folder/tag that you can find again when you sell. Those dollars spent are tax deductible when you sell your house.

Builder’s grade = cheapest shit they can buy in bulk.

Enjoy your new house!

If you work with your hands, rest with your mind. If you work with your mind, rest with your hands.

There’s a lot of crossover here but off the top of the dome:

Hand-based hobbies -playing music -cooking -woodworking -lifting weights, running, climbing -building dioramas/models -art (needle craft, drawing/painting, sculpting) -**casual video games **

Mind-based hobbies -puzzles -fast paced video games -programming -learn a new language

Those in bold are what I do. Also starting to learn art. It’s one of the lowest barrier to entry hobbies. All you need is paper and a pencil.