I have a set of dumbells I lift everyday, in a separate room of the house from my regular activities. The endorphins are great on an okay day, they help me get by on a bad one. I meditate, in the shower. I wouldn’t find the time otherwise, now showers are ‘harder’, but clean me more now and serve as an better anchor for the day. Getting really good at my hobbies, knowing I can do the cool thing - really helps pull me back to them. That trick worked for video games too, playing everything on the hardest difficulty and forcing myself to learn instead of taking the easy route. I know I’m better off like this, but it doesn’t feel like it. I’m too scared to lose all this work, so I keep going. It’s not the best coping strat, but it’s works. I’m not thriving or anything, but I’m a little closer.

Same people who blindly believe this one way or the other are the same people who drink regular soda because diet is “bad” for you. Don’t disguise your preference for perfection. What matters is your child’s relationship to you, themselves, and the world around them. You can choose when enough TV is enough, you don’t have to be told. If you don’t know how much that is, maybe know your kids better.

bear noise

Are you receiving enough oxygen?

Unless it’s capable of using GPU for actual CAD and not just rendering, I may stick to FreeCad.

Regular dishes are bad enough, huh