Look, you're a smart kid and you actually have the drive to get things done, which is half the battle right there. So, do me a favor and dig around first—figure out which crops are getting the biggest subsidies and what kind of payouts we're looking at under the USA programs. 👍 Then, just plant the damn thing. Doesn't matter if it's corn, grapes, apples, or even some organic herbs—whatever's healthy or medicinal. Just get it in the ground.
Sarah Long said:I am. But I just rolled out of bed, 😛 there's still plenty of time. And let's be real, saying you can't think without breakfast is total nonsense. I know a ton of people who skip breakfast entirely and they're still sharp as a tack and incredibly capable in the morning.☕
So those people are probably just OVERWEIGHT, pulling their energy straight from their fat stores.
Look, if you skip breakfast, you’re basically dead in the water. You won't be able to work, let alone think straight, because your brain is starving for glucose. Did you seriously bail on breakfast again today? 😁
Of course it’s necessary. Look, if you’re working a morning shift—which is basically everyone in this country—or you're grinding through classes, you're burning through your energy reserves first thing in the morning. That's why breakfast is the heavy hitter. Lunch is just there to help you refuel a bit, and dinner? Honestly, it’s almost pointless since you're just gonna crash and sleep right after anyway.
Kenneth Perez28 said:I also miss breakfast sometimes. Either I sleep in way too late or work just piles up on me. Usually, I just grab something salty or a yogurt.
Lately, I've been eating muesli with dried fruit—like, five different kinds of dried fruit. Is that actually healthy food?
Of course it is! I literally just finished a bowl with some yogurt myself. 😁
Yeah, I'm definitely a breakfast person. 😁 Most days it’s just muesli with some Greek yogurt—maybe once a week I'll go with warm milk, and if I'm feeling fancy, I'll toss in some honey. Usually, I'll wash it down with a latte, and sometimes grab a banana too. I do have my moments where I'll just grab some Cocoa Puffs, but honestly? That stuff is way too weak to actually hold me over until lunch. Other times, I'll indulge in a little pastry, like a poppy seed danish or a vanilla cream donut. 😁 And don't even get me started on toast. If it's whole wheat with some good plum or raspberry jam and a bit of margarine, I'm happy. I can't stand white bread, though. 😍
manijak5 said:so if it's yeast... what cream should she use? nothing works for me!
Yeah, look, you both need to get treated, otherwise you're just going to pass it back and forth forever. If it actually is yeast, you'll get prescribed Monistat suppositories and cream. But honestly, it could just be a lack of lubrication 😉 or even a bladder infection. Either way, just go see a doctor—she needs a gynecologist and you need to see a urologist.
If it were actually yeast, she’d be dealing with way more itching. Plus, you'd see that thick white discharge. Honestly, though, yeast is usually the easiest thing to clear up—usually takes just a day or three. But look, you're still gonna need to get treated too. She needs her stuff for the vaginitis, and you should probably grab some Lotrimin cream for that irritation 😉
And don't even get me started on how easy this spreads. You can pick up a fungal infection from oral sex if, say, you didn't bother brushing your teeth before going down on her, or if you just totally forgot to wash your hands before touching her down there...
Sophia Martinez65 said:Why not? Seriously, why the hell not? Everyone's always asking that like there's some deep, philosophical reason behind it, but usually, it's just people being difficult for the sake of it. It drives me absolutely nuts!
I’ve finally decided to just get the shot. Look, even if I end up catching it—which, let's be honest, is probably going to happen anyway—at least I'll bounce back faster. I'm thinking I'll be back on my feet in two days instead of dragging through a miserable week like everyone else. 👍
And what happens if you just happen to get vaccinated right when flu season kicks in? Seriously, what then? I mean, seriously, how long does that immunity actually last? How long are we talking here? It feels like every time I turn around, there’s some new thing going around or someone’s claiming they're "protected" only to end up bedridden a week later. Does the resistance actually hold up, or is it just a temporary shield before you're back to square one? I need answers!
So, how long does that immunity actually last once someone gets the shot? Just wondering. So, what's the actual deal with all this vaccination nonsense from that second wave? Seriously, does anyone actually get why they were pushing it so hard then?
Honestly, you really ought to be taking some vitamin E—whether you're getting it from wheat germ oil or just popping those Omega-3 capsules 😉. It makes a world of difference, trust me.