life
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When Nature Hits CTRL-ALT-DEL
I’d been cruising along—healthy for twelve consecutive years, dodging bugs like Neo in The Matrix. COVID? Nope. Seasonal sniffles? Pass. I was starting to believe I’d unlocked a secret immunity cheat code. Then last week arrived with the subtlety of a runaway freight train. It started with Vani’s innocent-sounding “I think I feel a cold Continue reading
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Life Lessons (and Laughs) from Hanging Signages
Who would’ve thought a quick trip to Hobby Lobby could double as a crash course in humor, life advice, and quirky wisdom? While I had gone there as an unwilling chauffeur to my date, Vani, who needed sewing supplies, I soon found myself lost in an aisle brimming with hanging signages. These weren’t just pieces Continue reading
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If You Enjoy Wasting Time, It’s Not Wasted Time
We’ve all been there: doing something that feels utterly pointless, like refreshing the fridge every 15 minutes or listening to the same song on repeat while staring at the ceiling. But what if I told you that these “wasted” moments might actually be good for you? That instead of beating yourself up for being “unproductive,” Continue reading
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Leap Year Day: The Mystery of the Extra Day
Hello everyone! Happy February 29th! It’s that magical time of year that only happens once every four years – Leap Year Day! So, why the heck do we have this special, bonus day, and what makes leap years so interesting? Let’s dive in! The Earth’s Messy Orbit Here’s the thing: our planet Earth isn’t the Continue reading
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Sizzling Deals and Date Night Feels
Picture this: an entire year of delectable date nights at a fraction of the cost! Applebee’s recently unveiled a mouth-watering deal – the $200 Date Night Pass, promising $30 worth of food and drinks per week. The catch? It sold out in just 60 seconds, leaving couples scrambling for a budget-friendly dose of romance. In Continue reading
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Procrastination Chronicles: Lingering Lights, Leftovers, and the Art of Delay
Welcome to the Procrastination Chronicles, where we explore the humorous side of human nature’s tendency to let things linger a bit longer than intended. From holiday lights to gym memberships, it seems we all have a knack for turning procrastination into an art form. So, grab a cup of coffee (or tea, if you’re still Continue reading
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