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This next decade is going to be interesting. I've been mending clothes lately, a useful activity/skill that has been trending for younger people but still more as a hobby than necessity. (Google "visible mending on Pinterest".)

Been doing "suburban hiking" (walking the hilly neighbourhood) for years. Very cheap! Growing enough food for a family is another story. My container garden is more of a snacking garden and does not replace the need for grocery shopping!

Just uninstalled Twitter from my phone. 💃

Now considering whether to go back to Instagram and update there. 🤔

My usual rule of thumb is one in, one out (for social media platforms). Time is precious!

It is awesome being a mom too. :)

Yep!

I wish the translate function was one click away (not two). @1

I rewatched the talk you gave a while ago in Berlin about business stuff (advice and considerations for going beyond building a hobby project) and it's a good talk. More people need to see that talk.

Abundance vs. scarcity mindset. Be a river, not a dam.

I beg your pardon, what? 😱

ok frog

lol, if you asked my kids they would tell you, "no" (and they will still need to deal with the fact that their mom has a three digit user number).

I beg your pardon, what? 😂

That was me, yesterday. The teenager will eventually eat all of the food anyways.

I feel your pain. Not familiar with Taytos but potato chips are my weakness. I could stare down a chocolate cake all day but crunchy and salty snacks are dangerously addictive. Hang in there!

Probably!

And that circles back nicely to being the inconsistent humans that we are.

Because I don't want to behave like an adult toddler. 🤪 For the sake of being a role model to my children (ages 12 and 14) who are still learning the difference between impulsivity and spontaneity.

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Maybe impulsiveness implies a lack of consideration, reflection or self control. I'm quite open to being spontaneous but this is usually after a tiny pause to make that choice.

What about @910? 💃

My m.o. is to keep most impulsive reactions to myself. Maintain a bigger gap between stimulus and response. 🤔

Getting over yourself is paramount. We all have our small and big missteps. The idea is to not get hung up on overanalyzing.