I'm in Boston right now so I think i'm used to ridiculous housing

It's the kind of field where there are always possibilities, but they need to be searched for pretty deliberately.

When we have kid I plan on taking short weeks/etc. to stay home and take care of our baby and also take a little stress of my wife. In my mind paternity leave helps women get back into the easier.

SEO / Technical Digital Marketing sphere...

hell no, mid-atlantic includes DC... that's who im trying to avoid

tempting...but no.

i have no qualms about prioritizing women on the matter, but don't want congress to think that it should stop there

I would not be opposed to moving to Canada (Sacrilege for an American to say, I know) but the big problem is finding the right job.

What about Paternity leave?

hmmm, interesting. I wonder if it could be dried into a chip form. Maybe provide a different texture

I am actually sorta interested in this for camping/backpacking/kayaking trips. I generally like freeze-dried meals/soup mixes, especially when its supposed to get cold/cooler at night. but tossing a couple of these in for when im just too tired to cook, or i dont get to camp until really late sounds like a good…

I'm greatly saddened I will not be able to afford a model X. I would love some falcon doors!

My suit actually fits quite well. I have $700 suits and $70 suits. I have had quite a few suits "made to measure" and this "cheapo" fits almost as good as them (with the added benefit that I'm not super anal about ruining it).

I picked the slightly over-sized suit I did because I knew what the tailor could and…

It also usually doesnt cost very much. I got a cheap $70 suit from macys. The jacket was an XL (didn't even have proper sizing) and the pants were 4 sizes too big. I then got the whole thing tailored (jacket, pants, and even a shirt) for another $50... totally worth it

sadly yes. I don't know why but whenever i hear about water filtration/purification systems my ears always perk up. I love hearing about new technologies and research. My most recent favorite was using tree xylem to filter (MIT study).

yeah, ive seen those. I wonder how much suction is required, I also wonder if I could setup a gravity filter by flipping it upside down with a bag.

Dammit, I get excited every time I see a filter hoping I can use it when i go camping... but every time I am disappointed because it does not actually clean dirty water, it just makes clean water a little more clean....

Question to all:

What's the best (or favorite) pantry/fridge tracker? Me n my wife have been looking for something to better handle what food we have and to keep things from going waste. Also maybe something that could provide recipes based on what we have left...

Thoughts?

That filth is not pizza... it is sauce and cheese on a piece of cardboard

For real. The digital ones are soo much better than single switch variety.