...The fact that people need this pointed out to them is concerning.

So good either way. Nice.

My medication. Lithium in small exactly precise doses according to each individual is helpful. But we have to take blood tests to check the toxicity.

We have to stay hydrated and be really careful if we are sick or vomiting

A warning signs is shaking (I tests my hands regularly), nausea and outcome is dying. Ha.

I am here. I managed to not return to Reddit, and now would only go there to look up something specific, and not as a signed up member. I make do with Lemmy. I am hoping it grows too.

...what movie is that?

Yes, I do.

I enjoy handwriting and it is much faster for me. I like to have a couple of different coloured pens and have it organised. Usually I just end up with a scribbled mess but that is okay. At least only I can read it. If I need to I will type it up afterwards - I love typing as well.

I saw this on MrBallan's channel I think. How awful. Incredible creepy story.

I love this comment.

It is beautiful there.

I read 'craving' avocado seeds. Glad to see my concerns are bare rooted.

Hey, that's fantastic! Well done for leaving drinking behind, it is a really tough time. What kind of film project are you working on?

That's lovely!

Rooahroo opera singing mostly, which means "You're home you're home you came hooome muuuuuuuum!" And further rooarraows which means in a singsong voice "A WALK a WALK we are going a walk!" Soft aroos mean "I love you" Various tones of low roo sounds mean she needs me to notice something, to warn me about something, or wants me to open a door or is not feeling well.

Other talking includes letting me know about the other dogs around us and whether or not they are safe and friendly. We have big conversations about this. There's also "I'm sleepy, I'm doing a big yawn mum look" There's the obvious danger growl. Sometimes she'll tell me about how comfortable she is, or will soon be. We properly talk and have conversations, she is very good at expressing herself. Or I understand her well. Both.

Wait what? Hahaha

I think in a lot of cases they would have been looking out for the signs of one coming and moved to higher/safer areas. They would have passed around knowledge on how to cope, and especially focus on survival and rebuilding later on. I wish I knew more. But I don't think they cared as much for the destruction of their structures as they would for moving the community elsewhere to survive the storm and rebuild.

4 I'll say.

Yes

Yes I do. I'm in my early thirties, Australian lady. I drive manual by choice because it is more fun and I appreciate the mechanics of vehicles. Most cars here are auto I guess.

Chocolate brownie and salted caramel, or chocolate and peanut butter. Or maybe white chocolate boysenberry.

Probably a few times a week.

I didn't realise this was a thing.