If it makes you feel better, a good chunk of the population let’s dishes pile, don’t take their bottles in, put off chores, etc. until it moves over to that urgent column! My neighbor doesn’t take in his bottles until it’s 6 bags deep, but he’s fortunate to have a huge storage space to keep them out of sight
I guess with most things ADHD, it happens if you are convinced that the task is important and worthwhile, and build it into routine instead of something that is ‘remembered’ or forced on you as an ‘adhd tax’. Positive self talk and mindset are tenants of ADHD habit building.
Maybe reading up on the good it does might help you find value to the task
'I think ‘the term Consumers’ generally makes it more clear which aspect of the society we’re discussing. The organizations running bottle returns aren’t typically excited about the idea.
I’m actually more offended by their use of “scheme” which can carry a negative connotation in some places, as well as “reverse vending machine” which… just… no thank you
This is way more accurate than that urban dictionary.
In Hawaii (depending on where you are) shaka is used all the time. Kinda like waving to someone with a hint of good vibe to it. Also to emphasize “hey that’s cool”. You see it a lot waving thanks to cars, too
A way out is brilliant! Definitely for a mature audience
I don’t know how young the cousin is, but I played Castle Crashers with my kids. It is incredibly fun. Still our favorite co-op of all time.
You can’t always get what you want
My dad ate a ding dong a drank a Pepsi every single day for decades. He’s going strong at 85, but it was the stones that made him quit
Thanks for the advice, but I’m not gonna put anything illegal on my work computer!
Cool to know. I was playing an audio version read along for students on my school computer (our district uses ublock) and it decided today they needed to hear some product placement in the middle of a tense reading of button button.
No, but I caught the Flood Tour last year and it’s amazing! One of my favorite shows ever. Totally worth it
Great outlook, thanks for not jumping down my throat
What sarcasm? That was a straight forward statement. Where I’m from that’s a pretty rude thing to do.
And he gave the dude a present only to take a picture and put it on the Internet
I dunno*, if ever there were a symbol for reaction instead of proaction, it’s Batman. Punch their face, toss them in an “asylum”. Sometimes announce to noone in particular, “they’ll get you the help you need.” Like he actually believed it or is trying to convince himself, as if it wasn’t the 15th time he’d bloodied this guy’s face. Great detective, though.
*I’ve never read the comics
That’s our thought. They would have to only be keeping a secret to respect her wishes, not to hide family scandal or something.
My mom’s oldest sister left home when they were young. Like, very young. We didn’t get to meet her until after Grandpa died. All that we (the next generation) have learned is that she is from a previous marriage that also is not to be spoken of. This is not a prideful, secretive, traditional, or whatever type of family like this may sound. Very open and progressive. Except for this one thing. Just she, my mom, the other sisters will absolutely shut you down if you ask any questions.
My wife read to me when we were going to sleep. We both enjoyed it, but she’d get more energized and excited about the story as she read while I’d slowly fall asleep. Opposite effects.
She was only annoyed that she’d sometimes say “are you awake?” and I’d answer yes, so she’d keep reading. But I was absolutely asleep.
10/10 recommend couples reading to each other.
Hah yeah, my edit earlier was to add the “in some places” part. I selfishly meant the US