Also, underwater currents are a lot stronger and faster than you think.
I’m grateful my dumb ass never went to a dive spot that I read about where the currents between 15-60ft deep were intense and there was a chain to follow to guide you down or to hold on to.
No thank you. So scary.
Wow, OP, your dog is dumb.
My childhood dog did something kinda similar. My family was going out to a new spot we hadn’t been to, but it was a long drive on a windy road and I get really carsick. So we pulled over at this nice little view spot. We all got out and so did the dog. And for no reason, she ran full force at this waist height stone wall, jumped over it, and yeeted herself off this fucking thing
Mind you, we had no idea what was on the other side, and sturdy walls like that are usually built to keep people safe. So we freaked out, thinking she’s going to be dead at the bottom of a cliff and ran over there. Thankfully it was just a very steep hill, so she wasn’t dead and I don’t think she was even very hurt. But good lord, dog, why do that??
A hot springs! It’s been too long since I’ve been to one and I just want to re-fucking-lax
After reading a bunch, I’m realizing I’m sort of an odd duck
Phone goes in back left, wallet in back right, keys hooked onto belt loop and if they’re too noisy, tucked into front right pocket. Chapstick and meds go on my front right. And front left is empty or for random stuff.
If I’m wearing a jacket, then phone goes in front right usually and keys might go in front left if there’s not an interior breast pocket.
This is subject to change if I’m traveling or nervous about pickpockets.
Can you check out courses at her local library? There’s usually fantastic resources through libraries. Or else local community colleges.
I just realized you said online courses.
I agree with the other poster that Udemy is good. But there’s almost guaranteed to be some other courses through Microsoft themselves. They probably have some sort of learning resources page on their website. That may help with the excel stuff.
Holy cow that’s three hours, lol.
Does it require visually looking at it or can I podcast it and do something else?
I’m kinda surprised no one has said Midnight Mass. It revolves around suffering and the ideas of redemption.
Honestly any of Flanagan’s work could be used for this question.
The Haunting of Hill House is about loss and the grief of losing.
Haunting of Bly Manor gets around to it slowly, but it also focuses on loss, though not entirely permanent.
And The Fall of the House of Usher is just a sadistic chase of suffering and pain
Do you have ADHD? I’ve heard that people who do and try coke end up pretty calm or unchanged.
I’ve watched a few Chinese horror films that have to do with Luck/Lucky things rr specific curses or hexes. While they can be spooky, they don’t hit me in the same way as something more native to my own cultural heritage does.
Ah, I love this. I really love bluegrass, so a mandolin has always been playing at some point in my life. They look like they’d be super hard to play
Weather! It’s just so interesting. I love clouds and adore thunderstorms (although unfortunately I live somewhere where they’re rare).
This. This is the solar punk dream.
Add a rooftop patio or gardening setup and I might cream my jeans
Tessa Violet is great in concert, I will say :3
I grew up doing Judo, so martial arts have definitely been on my mind. I’ll check out Aikido!
Oooh, this is a good call, thanks!
I actually do play DG! I try to make sure I look at course reviews before going to know how much vertical there is going to be, haha
Crossing into Wyoming from Utah is hilarious for this. Suddenly there’s porn, cigarettes, beer, fireworks, and more porn!
This is the answer I would choose too for something that sounds most like Daft Punk
Glitch Mob is a lot more bass-y and dubstep-y compared to Daft Punk, imo
Ramen.
Ramen.