alternategait, alternategait@lemmy.world

For me the irritability and lack of empathy was a big sign I was fully burnt out. I had no stress tolerance.

I did a long period of time where Solyent was my main nutrition source and I ate different food if I went out to eat socially with people (which to be fair was several times a week). As far as I can tell, the only problem was getting used to the high amounts of fiber

This is pretty much the start of where I was going to go with my answer. In order to truly address the telomere factor of aging, you would have to address it in a large percentage of the cells of an individual. The sheer number of edits that would need be made is overwhelming.

The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton is full of interpersonal relationships and intrigue and I feel the whole premise is around femininity.

I think short stories are where he shines. Given a lack of constraint, he tends toward rambling on details that bog me down.

I’m desperately curious why you didn’t like the Hollow Places.

I had a plane ride so I devoured Falling in Love With Hominids by Nalo Hopkinson.

Just started Where Peace Is Lost by
Valerie Valdes

Video is not my format, so I adore budgetbytes.com for including step by step pictures along with the instructions. What does rough chop mean, to the pics. How about how thick the sauce should be after reducing same thing. I think that blog single handedly taught me cooking.

In the last few years I basically read exclusively on my phone. I have the Libby app and a library card. Only occasionally do I really want to read a particular book and my library doesn’t have it. More often I’m frustrated by something like a 16 week wait for a popular book.

Stress also tends to make people want to get it. I used to go to a very nerdy week long event (feel free to guess, but I’m just going to laugh at all the things suggested, and never confirm) in college and there was a ton of hooking up there.

I grew up somewhere that was 98.5% white. I’ve heard from one of the members of one of the two black families that the racism was wild. However there were also prejudicial divides based on extremely fine gradations of economic status (cause we were all “poor"), and on exact sect of Christianity.

When I worked in skilled nursing I had lots of patients who loved to listen to music. Fewer and fewer families had radios or cd players to give them. Perhaps donate it to a skilled nursing facility loaded with Elvis and Neil Diamond mp3s

She had elementary school children (including a daughter).

I have an acquaintance whose husband wants to move to Texas, and like not a major city in Texas. I have some serious side eye for the whole situation.

Excel sheets are rarely accessible to screen readers. Word documents are pretty good, but tedious if you’re just trying to like read something. PDF has the best accessibility support around (except HTML, but thats a whole other can of worms).

I was just thinking I would love to volunteer regularly. Completely forgot that the position I have within the org for my favorite hobby is actually a volunteer position. I joke I do the least that gets called an organizer.

I had heard Dr. Fu Manchu referenced places when reading as a teen so I ended up finding the books. I was jaw in the floor shocked by the casual racism when I read them.

I honestly know nothing about him beyond that he was _really _ good at hockey. What’s the 2 second break down?

If only his history of not paying workers was well known …

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