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Cake day: June 15th, 2023

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  • Don’t think that things like “rescinding your apology” are necessary - just be done. If you can support yourself, and have friends or other people you can emotionally rely on, I would just simply “stop” with your family.

    This so much. If you’ve already concluded that the people in your family have a poor opinion of you for illegitimate reasons, then why are you trying to change their opinions with the “rescinding”? Just decide that you’ve already said your last words and be done with them.

    Move forward with your life and build a family of your choosing, not the one you were forced to be in because of birth.



  • A few years ago I had a connecting flight through the New Delhi international airport. The air pollution was insane! Looking out the windows was a thick haze that you couldn’t even see the runways of planes taking off and landing through it. Further that haze was also inside the airport terminal. It had an orange tinge to it and hung visually about 20 feet above the floor. Walking from gate to gate had that haze and smelled like you were walking through some heavy industrial factory. I was only there for a few hours. I can’t imagine what life must be like for people that have to live there.







  • The hardest thing to throw away was the mystery power cables/bricks. Even though everything I own has its power cable with it and labeled with no exceptions, and even though I haven’t touched the mystery power cable for 10 years, I still felt like I’d discover its purpose the moment I got rid of it. Hasn’t happened yet, but I’m still anxious.

    I keep those but convert their use to replace disposable battery powered devices.

    All those spare USB wall warts you have are 5 volt and at least 1 amp DC power supplies. Anything you have that takes 3 AA or AAA batteries is a 4.5v supply. Almost all of them can tolerate the extra .5 volt. Clip the mini-USB/micro-USB/classic iPod/lightening connector off the cable and run those (I usually solder them) to your device. Now you can plug it into the wall and never have to worry about batteries again.

    6 volt DC wall warts can be used to replace things that take 4 AA or AAA batteries.