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1mo ago

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Looking up the original cover for 'The Great Gatsby' showed me how much they changed the art in my edition

That "judged by their later, wrong covers" thing reminds me of my old paperback of Ender's Game.

1mo ago

in

Had a crab hijack my lift bag on a shallow water job.

Had a buddy find a moray eel living in his tool bucket once. It just stared at him like he was the one trespassing. @taylor.reese is right about the squatting thing. Nature just takes over any space we leave behind. I bet if we left a wrench down there long enough, something would try to use it.

1mo ago

in

Just realized I was wrong about using a 1-inch flat iron on natural hair after a client in Atlanta showed me her results from a method she calls 'ribboning'.

Wait, isn't that still causing damage over time? I mean, low heat is better, but it's still direct heat on your hair. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like even with protectant, you're still cooking the curl pattern a little bit each time. I tried something similar and my curls just got weaker and frizzier after a few months. Idk, maybe some hair can take it, but it seems risky.

1mo ago

in

Heard a guy at the coffee shop say 'no book club should ever read a book over 300 pages'

Seriously, a page limit for talking about books?

1mo ago

in

Just realized I wrote a letter to my dad but never sent it, and it felt way different than just thinking it.

Actually, that paper holds all the weight! Writing forces you to face the feeling head on, instead of letting it bounce around in your head forever. A letter you never send isn't just some random note, it's proof of a real moment you lived through. Overthinking happens when things stay fuzzy, but putting it down makes it clear, even if it hurts. Getting it out on paper can finally let you move past it. Treating it like nothing just means you're carrying that same weight around silently.