There are a lot of physical things I miss from being young, eyesight, faster recovery from injury and illness, etc. I didn’t have money, I had unmanaged depression, I lacked a lot of self esteem. However, I had more friends(or at least acquaintances), more hope in people, much better physical fitness, and in hindsight a lot of my worries weren’t that serious.
Aging and youth are both mixed bags. But I’ll take being older without a doubt. -A younger millennial
You got an interesting grass species if it goes 6in deep. Most grass root systems are closer to the surface.
I’d say trim it until you get a decent rain like the other poster mentions.
Cardboard or tarp on top when the snow melts can reduce how much grows underneath before you start planting in spring/summer.
Raised beds and frequent plucking of undesired shoots.
Mostly the credit taking I’d gather.
Nope, most researchers are still poor coders. Coding is a skill that takes time to learn if you even have someone who can check your shit (very rare). “Vibe coding”/using AI for research analytics is probably done and it is also probably shit.
Pay is still shit.
We’re unregulated as shit but somehow 90% of the US can afford it.
Every 4h standing room only sounds like you need to try and get the bus coming more often. But that makes too much sense, better add another lane to the highway.
This decade has lasted centuries.
The Webster definition is morally bad or wrong.
What morals a person has can vary and can be contextual as well so there isn’t an easy definition. Asking for that really detracts from the point. Which is more what are your morals and which of those are strongly held and which are weaker.
This isn’t a question of functionality but just whether a system whether basic arithmetic, music, etc makes logical/intuitive sense.
Imperial measurements using feet, yards, mph, etc instead of metric centimeters, meters, kph, etc. Sure imperial works but it doesn’t make the same sense that metric does. Math can be done in base 2, base 60 or whatever it doesn’t make the same sense as base 10.
A lot of union jobs have optional pensions as do a lot of government jobs. As a total number of jobs not much but enough to matter.
This isn’t necessarily about the burial itself but usually there is an opportunity for a relative or relatives to confirm that the body is who is expected. Especially during war, dog tags and other record matching may help but not always. Logistics are complex during war and wounds can make proper identification difficult.
The UK did it mostly in the 20th century till the practice started falling out of favor. Personally never experienced or heard of it irl in the US but its in movies and TV pretty often.
That is true, but a lot of people on this thread talking about their 30s being like this.
Drink water, eat healthy, and exercise this will likely go away in a few days to weeks of good habits.
I knew it I’m surrounded by assholes!
Idk what pushback you’re talking about, you’re it as far as I can tell and yes the OP is about groceries as is the comment I originally responded to.
Yeah, I usually specify alternates or refunds for things that matter and if my bananas are too green or my avocados riper than expected I can change meals to accommodate.
With certain family history they start screening earlier and can catch things at earlier stages both of which equate to better outcomes.
Genetic sequencing is a near replacement nowadays but generally is not covered and can cost a few hundred.