A 4K MSI gaming monitor. I figured it was cheaper to sign up for GeForce Now and use my old computer than to upgrade my whole system from a 970 (10ish years old?!?)
So I still have nice graphics. GeForce Now also has a lot of games but I wish there were more.
About 9k. Its my wedding ring and engagement ring. I only have one ring. My husband and I chose it out together, lab grown, custom and the ring I anticipate to wear for my whole life. We are fortunate enough to afford it.
PokerFace, Laid, and Krapopolis
Hello there!
I am a manager and I have staff that have different medical conditions. If you are in need of any accommodations at your work, check with HR or your boss for any options of alternative work schedules, protected time off, etc. There should be a department within HR if you have enough medical justification to have granted intermittent days off, shortened work hours (all this is “alternative work schedules or accommodations”).
You should have options to ensure your health is a priority and that your time to care for that is protected!!
They are looking better after a little water. They are … Trying. I’ll check the soil again tomorrow
I planted strawberries, lettuce and zuchinni in attempts to start a garden. Everything is droopy now though… Hopefully just trauma from being planted?!?
The Wild Robot. One of the best animated movies I have ever seen in my life. I grabbed the book and started reading it to sleep
My favorite show!! Its incredible
I reconnected with a middle school friend the other day. I was so happy to see her and meet her family. We grew up in white suburbs and I felt like a super loner. I was one of only Asians in community, shy, and awkward. My parents weren’t as wealthy as everyone else. She would invite and include me all the time in things. It really helped me build my confidence and I think of those times fondly. We weren’t super close friends or anything but those invites meant the world to me and I was reminded of that when we reconnected over 15 years apart.
Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers - Mary Roach
The Country of the Blind - Andrew Leland
The Underworld: Journey to the Depths of the Ocean - Susan Casey
Some of my favorites and in that order. They are not biographies and are about different non fiction topics.
Enjoy!!
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Laid on Peacock was light. I enjoyed it. Man on the Inside on Netflix was also cute.
Movies… Yes, God, Yes was cringy funny. Croods 2 if you can find it is amazing!!
Wicked - Like the movie more than play so far Laid - Great comedic relief ATM. Next Level Chef
Lately its been The Economics of Everyday Things because they are super short but interesting.
However, True Crime: In the Dark Healthcare Policy: What the Health Other Interesting: If Books Can Kill
Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari gives a very macro view of how societies became what they are today and about humans in general :)
Started Invincible Season 3, some Next Level Chef. High potential just because its Sherlock Holmes like. Nothing amazing, still entertaining
This is what I do too. I try to go directly to the source either online or in person
This is what I do too except mine is StoryGraph. I sometimes look at what other users in community are reading, look those books up and try.
Libby too has recommendations from my local libraries. I check those out.
Omg yayyyy!!
My eggroll Asian cookies were the most obvious. They were like $6 or $7 a box (damn inflation). Now they are $16. Damn those tariffs