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2d ago

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I was absolutely convinced a manual reel mower was the better choice for my small lawn, but after borrowing my neighbor's electric one for a week, I'm switching.

Lol I feel you, my push mower workouts were mostly me swearing at missed patches. @markh85 might enjoy the quiet but I'll take my extra 25 minutes back any day.

3d ago

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A client in Phoenix told me my invoices were confusing, so I started adding line items.

Grouping similar tasks is the dream. My old invoices looked like a diary of my own panic, every single "wait, forgot this" and "redo that thing" got its own line. I think I once billed for "existential crisis over font choice, 15 minutes." Finding that middle ground is hard when your brain wants to prove you were working every second.

3d ago

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Why does nobody talk about the public Wi-Fi at the Denver airport being a total sketch-fest?

Right? My phone's hotspot is a total lifesaver. I used it at a coffee shop last week when their Wi-Fi was crawling. It's way faster and I don't have to worry about some weirdo on the same network seeing what I'm doing. The battery drains quicker, but that's a fair trade for feeling secure.

3d ago

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Spent $80 on a writing prompt subscription and it completely stalled my novel.

Remember that time @the_wyatt tried to fix a leaky faucet and ended up redoing the whole bathroom? It's kind of like that.

4d ago

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Bought a $40 slow cooker and it's saving me a ton on lunch

That's awesome, and slow cookers are a total game changer for sure. Just a heads up though, from a safety standpoint, leaving a slow cooker on and unattended all day can be a bit risky. A lot of newer models have timers or auto-shift to 'warm', which is safer. Maybe try a test run on a day off first? Still, the savings are totally real, especially with how cheap chicken thighs and root veggies are.