Habitica for daily tasks (I like the RPG feel), gobin.tools for breaking down tasks into manageable increments, and the pomodoro app Focus To-Do to keep momentum. I use a paper calendar for appointments and dates and index cards to keep track of tasks that don't have a specific date involved.

Owning a pet responsibly is like owning a car: there is the expense of regular maintenance, and then every so often you have to drop a wad of money for a major repair.

Don't get me wrong, my animals are worth it, but I think some first-time pet owners don't realize this.

I demand a match in the Thunderdome.

On the other hand, it would be the most boring match ever...like two wet noodles fighting...

Seriously, I doubt any doctor would recommend a patient with depression to take a "medication holiday."

I appreciate that some doctors are concerned that a med will lose its effectiveness because of tolerance, but can happen with any medication. That's also why there are multiple medications on the market.

This is the ebb and flow of social media platforms. u/Spez is counting on Reddit being resilient like Facebook: even though it's a shadow of what it was, it still has users and makes a profit (it seems). Facebook, though, is often for keeping in touch with friends and family--Reddit is mostly for posting with internet strangers, which can be found in a lot of other spaces

Paywall

He looked like a very good listener! I'm glad you ran into him.

As long as there's a community, I'm not planning to go anywhere--I'm really not interested in supporting yet another social media as$hole that doesn't care about the well-being of his users.

Took a minute, but finally here! Thank you for setting this up.

I unapologetically have pill caddies for my morning, noon, and night pills--no way I'd remember or keep track without them.

🎉🎊Happy Birthday!🎊🎉 Be sure to get yourself some cake--everyone should have cake, even a cupcake, on their birthday. 🧁

McConnell has turtle-green armor, I can't even...

If all else fails, get a bigger crystal!

"Midnight Cowboy": great performances, great writing, profound ending, never want to watch it again.

There seems to be two choices: compression vests, which do come in adult sizes, and weighted vests for working out, which is what I was thinking of. It looks like you can get one at Walmart for $26 or so that can be weighted up to 110 lbs. Hope that's helpful!

Would a weighted vest be too constricting? They come in different styles and the ability to add or subtract weights.

Wait...that's an ADHD thing? I do this, and I often wondered why when no one did the same...

I've always advised that there are three reasons to join the military: you feel an actual calling to do so, you have a family and no other way to support them, or you don't know what to do with yourself so you have Uncle Sam take care of you for four years so you can work it out. (I was option three: I ended up staying for eight.)

I would also advise my kids or anyone else to only consider the Air Force, the Space Force (even though it's still in beta) or the Coast Guard: while there are dangers with any branch, it seems that in-country if the bullets or IEDs don't kill you quickly, exposure to burn pits and other toxins will kill you slowly.

No idea about your cars, but my cats? Because they can eat them when I don't feel them fast enough in the morning and then I have to the vet because they can't yak them up or pass them.

I love the little gremlins, but they are both bonded rescue cats that have pica or something.

Because it could literally be life or death, I wouldn't put it past them to take a page from the ED warmline and try using bots. It sure worked for NEDA... /s