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So I quit last week after 17 years. Partly bc I got bronchitis & it scared the shit out of me to not be able to breathe well. Another motivating factor is I need to find a job & study for potential drug tests.

I guess I have been blessed or whatever bc I don’t think I’ve experienced any physical withdrawal stuff. The only thing that has changed so far is that I keep having dreams, which I hate bc they’re more like mundane bullshit nightmares.

Today I woke up in a foul mood & it was the first day since not smoking that I was like, damn one hit off a bowl would be a total attitude adjustment.

I’m looking for a bidet toilet seat that has minimal moving parts & is easy to take off & put on to clean. Any suggestions?

I don’t like the ones that just slide on under the seat I feel like there are too many gaps. The one I have now is one piece but it’s not easy to remove it to clean.

Any leads are very helpful! Thanks!

Like imagine the Mayflower came over & the English didn’t try to genocide the natives & claim all the land for themselves. Rather, the natives were like cool man there’s plenty of space here for all of us. Imagine if there was a cultural exchange that included respect instead of small pox blankets? Like THINK OF HOW FKN SICK THE US WOULD BE RN. Imagine how lush & beautiful the landscape would be. Imagine if all the buildings we had complimented the nature surrounding it. Like what if the cultural exchange included embracing a matriarchal society? Imagine being a women & getting to chill with all the other women all day raising your kids together & doing crafts & working together & you were just naturally the more respected gender. Same with men, you would get to bro out on hunting & fishing trips on the reg & it would be EXPECTED of you. Imagine if the first settlers learned to make decisions based on the betterment of the next 7 generations. Would we be dealing with climate change? & I don’t think the LGBTQ divide would exist today.

Gawd, the hate I have for late stage capitalism.

A lot of my dreams are nightmare-ish. Last night was mundane but also believably scary shit. I’ve had an ongoing concern about my roof & in the dream my ceiling is cracked & there is a clear hole in my roof.

Is this real? Do dreams come back this fast?

“I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people who make you feel all alone.”
-Robin Williams

I have owned my business for 5 years now. We finally paid off all of the loans we took out to purchase it. We basically bought it turnkey. I haven’t even advertised since the first year we bought it & we still get new clients all the time asking for services bc we are super niche.

The thing is.. I worked full time the last 5 years on top of working the business. My husband took over the books side of things & I maintained as the service provider, recruiter, & inventory manager. I got sooooo burnt out bc my full time job was in human services.

Yea, was. I quit the full time job. So this is supposed to be my full-time gig now.

I am having an incredibly difficult time getting into this business mindset. I dread everything (likely from the burnout.) like I hate sending invoices. I still like actually providing the service, BUT I HATE EVERYTHING ELSE.

I also have no idea how to do the bookkeeping part & desperately need to learn how.

I really feel like maybe I wasn’t cut out for entrepreneurship bc I hate capitalizing on people.

I need help with my brain & I’m wondering if there was a course or book or some kind of media I can consume to get a business brain.

Tl;dr: former human services worker is seeking media or course recommendations to help make her have a better business brain/mindset.

Hello! I’ve already ordered custom fitted cap, but I was also thinking about getting a yeti engraved with “Worlds Okayest Welding Instructor” we’re his first ever class he’s taught. What do you think? Any better ideas?

What would be a cool/unique gift for someone with this hobby? Something really outside the box. Thanks!