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My friends and I just went camping. Instead of bringing eggs in egg cartons, put them in a Blender Bottle. Shake them up for easy scramble eggs and pour!

Twice a month or every 2 weeks or so for my little pup. I hold him belly up, cradling him on my lap and chest, feet up in air while my husband trims. It has been working and hes very good with that.

They did marry IRL though for a bit

United States. I wear some athleisure... So Prana and Patagonia. There's also Free People, American Giant,

I think e-bikes are great especially if it gets you out riding. That's what really matters. What will get you to ride and look forward to it? You still get exercise from ebikes as well as you can just turn down or even off the assist while riding.

Twisted Metal on Peacock. Its just fun and I am impressed with the characters and story they are able to build out of a battle royale game with cars and guns lmao

Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese. I finally put it down after trying to read it... But I may get the audiobook sometime to see if that helps

Its a thick book and beautifully written but I felt like it was slog.

Agreed! This is how i watch too. Last two times I've gone to theatres was for both Dune movies. Otherwise, its just home.

Very true for both audio and sound. There are just films made by specifically for large formats and higher quality set ups.

Its great that you have headphones OP as it's a step. If you still enjoy what you're seeing, that's all that really matters IMO. Not everyone is privileged to have a nice home system set up which is I think why theatres are still a thing.

More information on sounds and subtitles that I watched a few weeks ago. I also watched a video on TV modes and the differences of visual on theatre vs TV vs mobile but can't recall the video.

Audiobook: Pachinko by Min Jin Lee.

Regular reading: Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin. I think its just okay so far but I'm not really that big on fantasy. Its for a book club. I know others love it.

Reading the thread. Most of you guys are not THAT short lol. I actually married my guy who is 5'1". He has a nice smile, funny and smart.

He has told me unfortunately that he has often been declined often by women due to his height. We have asked our mutual friends who said they won't date someone who is that short which is unfortunate because they all love him too.

He's pretty confident, professional, so people from work finally meet him in person, they are surprised he is not taller.

I think its more this as well. Also, Medicaid, which they likely had, and their children definitely had, would cover ambulance.

This was what I was thinking and feeling. Other grocery stores in other countries did not feel like they had as much variety