Oh gosh I used to make these a lot but I didn’t know what they were called, I just said it was an “egg bake thing” lol. Sadly I got a bit tired of them, and the casserole dish is harder to clean than the frying pan, but maybe I’ll make another one soon. :)

Once someone signed up for LinkedIn with my address. I was able to reset the password (because LinkedIn sent the reset link to my address) and I logged in, saw there was a secondary address, and removed my address from the account. Then I requested another password reset and logged out.

I just recently started meal planning because I have major problems with decision making when hungry. Just looking at a list of potential meals and picking one is making a huge difference for me. The first week went great, but the second week I accidentally did the grocery shopping without looking at the plan, and…

I’m seeing a lot of comments about how baffling younger people are, and maybe it’s just me, but I’ve never gotten a “Why haven’t you liked X” from a younger person, but I definitely have from older relatives. “Did something about my blog post bother you?” IDK this isn’t a trait I associate with youth.

Thank you for the advice, I’ll do some investigating!

I don’t know if “Can’t digest them” is the wrong wording. Onions and garlic cause intestinal distress for me, even one onion ring can make me sick for three days.

I’m not an expert but I believe they use screen reader software which is mainly controlled using the keyboard, not a mouse. So you would tab from one item to the next, and when you come to the heart icon or the retweet icon you can choose to activate it by pressing enter or just continue pressing tab. Something like…

Thanks!

Does it make a ticking noise?

Like for Christmas tree lights? When I looked for one I didn’t find one that cheap but that’s awesome! :)

Yeah that’s totally what I wanted to do but couldn’t figure out how to make the Playbulb app do it heh. I mean it has a “wake” option but it only does 100% brightness, and that’s just too much brightness. :)

I just remember another small thing I started doing. I haaaaaate cleaning things and it’s largely because of sensory issues. Wearing medical gloves and a dust mask makes a huge difference! Now I don’t have to actually touch the dirty things!

Something I started doing recently, which is a small change that makes a big difference, is getting rid of the clock in my bedroom. I’m very fortunate that I don’t have to be up at any particular time, and I find that when I’m up in the middle of the night, if I’m aware of the time I can’t get back to sleep.

I feel like maybe some people in this thread could benefit from adding “Include more fibre in my diet” as a resolution lol! XD

This list is actually helpful for avoiding other things too. I have to avoid onion and garlic because I can’t digest them, and the rest of the list is great for ideas for flavouring things without onion.

I mostly just want movies to start at reasonable times. Sometimes my only options are so early I can’t get there in time from work, and so late I’ll be up until 1 in the morning. Just start at 7 please.

http://www.yourholidaymom.com/ has letters of support for LGBTQ people who don’t have supportive families of their own.

I really like the idea of making up a persona, so as to avoid having to invent new information on the spot. Thanks!

This made me laugh, great idea LOL! Thank you for the feedback that lying is okay and that asking questions of my own could turn the conversation around. :)

When I’m getting my hair cut, or taking an Uber, or otherwise in a situation where I’m in a one on one conversation with a total stranger, I often feel like the default small talk questions are very personal, inappropriately so, and I’m not sure if I’m the only one who feels that way.