Everyone has ADHD
Was that what you were arguing about? That’s such a crazy statement that if anyone says that to me, I just kinda walk away lol
I’ve honestly never had someone tell me they agree with me during an argument. Is that something that happens to you often, or just this one person?
If it’s not a hassle to switch, then it would be worth trying. Everyone is different in how they react to things, and it’s okay to try a few just to see if you like one better
I really preferred vyvanse to other stimulants, because I didn’t crash as soon as it wore off. But I struggled with how long it lasted in a day, and kept going back to Adderall because that was easier to control
You didn’t ask this, but I’m on clonidine now and it’s everything I wanted out of an ADHD med plus it helps with anxiety. And, I can have coffee again without feeling like my heart is going to fly away lol. Just mentioning that to point back to my first paragraph, what works for me might not work for the next person and vice versa
Oh hey, I was in a similar boat. I was such a big fan of Skillet that I got them to sign a skillet at one of those Christian music festivals. I listened to them again recently, those lyrics are definitely propaganda.
Green is in the northwest corner of Wisconsin.
Yellow is honestly a terrible color choice for this map, because the pronunciation isn’t truly regional. I think it’s clustered along the edges of a few different red areas, mostly on the east coast and some Southern areas.
I actually think the author’s note about it being a merging of pronunciation makes sense, because I was raised in a transitional Southern dialect but my parents both have an east Midland dialect
Yes. It’s not very common and seems to occur where regional differences merge.
Crayon: crown
Caramel: CAR-mul
Pecan: peh-CAWN
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Hurricanes are so devastating, I don’t think anyone really understands unless they’ve gone through it. I’ve lost a few neighbors to a few different hurricanes, because evacuation orders never seemed to keep up with the changes to direction and speed. People absolutely go feral trying to survive, and I’m not saying that I blame them, but it adds an extra layer of brutality when you are in an isolated community and it often takes a week for help to arrive. A week without safe drinking water, fears of electrocution from downed power lines, no medical aid, and the stink of rotting animals (in my case it was always fish who got stranded when the water receded), and worse.
I served in the Navy, but I’ll always remember how hard the Guard and the Coasties fought to bring comfort. Even if it’s just the comfort of knowing you can bury family and friends, that’s still a gift/sacrifice they can give us. I wish non-combat PTSD was spoken about more often, especially because people tend to avoid getting help without the combat label.
I absolutely hate my side-by-side. Can’t fit a frozen pizza, the veggie drawers can barely hold a few days worth of vegetables. Had to move my water pitcher to a shelf because the door shelves are so small, but that also meant taking a shelf out of the fridge.
I’m getting the same style you have, and I’m super excited lol
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That’s what I was expecting, something along the lines of Carl Sagan enthusiastically talking about the marvels of the universe in a way that is contagious.
That may have contributed to my disappointment lol
Maybe. I think I stopped watching after the social credit episode in the first season. Maybe I’ll check it out again if I ever have another reason to get Hulu.
Thanks ^^
The Orville.
I’m sorry! I’m a trekkie so I really wanted to love it. I can’t stand Seth McFarlane, though, and apparently it isn’t just his animated shows like Family Guy or American Dad that I hate.
Maybe he’s mellowed out, this was before podcasts were widespread. I definitely felt like I had been scammed for the ticket price of that event though 😅
I play Stardew Valley sometimes, but it’s not as fun as the pc version.
I’ve had Backpack Brawl for a while, and Balatro too. Most other games I don’t play for longer than a month or so. I did play Super Snail for a long time because I liked my clubmates, but the bird update killed it for me lol
Omg. I went to a Michio Kaku “lecture” like 15 years ago. Had no idea what he was about, it just seemed like an interesting way to spend an evening.
The entire hour and a half was painting his achievements like biggest thing since sliced bread, and trying to sell his books. I am still not even sure if he’s educated in his field or if he fell into it by speaking with a patronizing affect
Edit: to answer your question. I enjoyed Live Long and Evolve: What Star Trek Can Teach Us about Evolution, Genetics, and Life on Other Worlds by Mohammed Noor
but I admit I haven’t read it since I began my Biology degree. I’ll have to read it again!
I have a friend with six cats, and a mice problem. I had actually never seen a mouse indoors until I was visiting them one day lol
Get out of my head!
For real though, that’s exactly my thought process
Ah, OK. The way your post is written is a little confusing to me, but if I look at it as a steam of consciousness or a vent I can see what you mean