Thoughtful, handmade stuffs? Stuffs that people would find useful.

YES.

Only when it is wet!

FFFFFF. It's not over yet!

That was the first and last time I went barefoot outside (except the beach of course, but the beach is special).

Except when you get a splinter in your foot and end up with warts for years...

I get one every month, too. It's worked out really well for me, since I am terrible at paying attention to my skin. I am about the same age as you, and over the acne stage, but I still get congested and have the occasional breakout. I found a great aesthetician on Yelp who actually pokes at my skin every session…

So I just read further downthread, and it looks like you and I managed to misunderstand each other :/ I have to eat *over* 1200 calories a day *to feel okay*, no matter what myfitness pal tells me I should be eating (1200 or less).

I don't have a study to show you, but I think it would be enough on its own to tell them that people are dropping out of their class, and they are losing money and gaining a bad reputation. After all, you're telling us about it.

For moving, padmapper.com might be a good resource. It depends on how much stuff gets listed on Craigslist, etc.

So I don't think the other commenters have mentioned this so far, but little spice containers are damn hard to find, and an absolute necessity for me. If you buy spices in bulk, this is a bit of a problem.

I am a lazy person who rides the bus to work instead of walking, and the buses were so crowded during the strike that I ended up walking everywhere. So much exercise.

Yeah, I knew I wasn't at my healthiest, so I spent a summer going to the gym five days a week and eating healthy food. I cut back on junk food and I don't think I had dessert most of the time. It was great at first - I felt more awake and energized than I'd been for many years. I lost maybe 4 pounds, and then I…

Have you talked to a doctor (or an in-person specialist, not robots on the internet)? If things aren't working for you, you might have better luck with someone who knows you and your body's needs.

Come join us!

Making this again, like every week. It is 1/3 of my dinner everyday.

Ah, yes. The whole engaging with strangers bit...

I occasionally half-smile on the bus and BART to acknowledge people, but neither of those is the NYC subway, I guess.

All of that seems not cool, but more importantly, it is fine to feel upset if you think you've been treated badly. Unfairness isn't a competition - everybody else has their problems, and you shouldn't need to qualify it with a statement that "my problems aren't as big as other people's problems" :(