I mean, who’s actually curious enough to buy a one-way ticket like that? That’s some intense curiosity right there. There are so many undiscovered wonders left in this world that you should probably save that move for your final adventure, once you're sure you've seen everything else... Better to just practice astral projection through lucid dreaming and work on coming back here. Then you can decide.
Yeah, I keep my work and personal emails linked so everything lands in one inbox—makes life way easier to manage. If Google would just give us separate tabs for personal and work accounts, like they do for social media notifications, things would be perfect. Labels aren't really doing much for me... 🙂
Anyway, we're dealing with a glitch on our site right now and users are hitting us with the exact same question over and over. I need some solid stats so I can show the bosses and actually back up my requests for fixes and upgrades.
Hey everyone, Does anyone know if there's a way to see how many emails I've actually replied to over the last three days? Does Gmail track that kind of thing somewhere, or am I out of luck...
Thanks for the tips, Patrick King7 and ironcyclist58, I’m gonna give that filter trick a shot! It’s honestly such a pain having my inbox flooded like this since the contact email goes out to over 150,000 users—I don't want to lose track of anything important. It's pretty wild to me that Google didn't come up with a better way to handle inbox organization for situations like this... 🕺
Hey everyone, I could use some advice 🙂 Here’s the deal—an IT tech was moving my business contact email over to a new server, and since I wanted everything accessible on my phone, I had all those messages forwarded to my private account. Is there a way to automatically tag every email sent to that business address with a specific Outlook label so they stay organized without me having to do it manually? Ideally, I'd love for all those business emails to land in their own dedicated tab, but as far as I know, Google doesn't really offer that... I tried searching through Google, but I might just be asking the wrong question. 🙂
Hey, nobody really picked up on my tattoo thread, so I'm hoping for better luck over here. Is it actually normal for a tattoo to still itch like crazy every once in a while six months later? I apply lotion after I shower, and it seemed to heal fine in about two weeks—it was itchy back then too, but totally normal. Now, it’s not constant, just hits me occasionally, especially if I work up a sweat or if I rub my fingers over it a bit too hard. It isn't red or anything, and there aren't any issues other than the itching. 😢 How much longer is this gonna last? This is my second one and it's on my back; my first one didn't itch even a little bit...
Jesus Christ, is it really that hard to just plan ahead around peak rush hour? Just catch the subway fifteen minutes earlier and you'll have a much smoother ride. Or, if people like that get on your nerves as much as they do mine, just walk or grab a bike. It’s way better for your body and keeps your brain from feeling fried. 😛
Look, I get it. This heavy depression you're dealing with is exactly what’s killing your drive to even try at life. I totally feel you on that complete lack of willpower... but honestly, that isn't really *you*. It's just the illness. And since you've been battling this for so long, it’s probably reached a point where you don't even remember what being healthy feels like or how to actually enjoy a day...
Try adjusting your therapy instead of quitting it entirely. Just focus on the tiny wins first and start your recovery from there. Just take it one day at a time until you finally feel like you've cleared the worst of it and can actually stay ahead of the depression. You got this...
I wasn't really feeling this movie as a whole, but Charlize was incredible as Mavis, this divorced alcoholic in her thirties. What really got me was that vacant stare she had—it perfectly captured how detached she is from the "adult" world. For her, life is just a cycle of drinking all night and stumbling around the house all day. She’s so utterly lost that I actually had to pause the film three times because the cringe was just too much... 🤦
My main gripe is that Mavis is the only character with any actual depth, and honestly, those static shots when she's alone did a great job of conveying her depression...
I wouldn't call this a heartwarming tale by any means, but it feels like there's a bit of an optimistic undertone, like finally making peace with your past is the only way to actually move forward... 🤷
Nescafé is way better with milk since it gets so creamy... if you add water, it’s just pointless because it turns out too thin 😁 I rarely go for Turkish coffee; if I do, it needs a ton of sugar or I'll be buzzing all over the place 😍