That is so cool! I was able to lucid dream in my twenties after discovering an article and then a book about it. I still remember the four lucid dreams I had. I then let the skill slip away. It was a lot of effort and I found I couldn't be overly tired in order to do it. I'll have to check the group out. Maybe I'll build the skill again.
MyMulligan
joined 1 year ago
Loved that crazy movie!
Diabetes is no fun. I applaud your efforts. I've considered intermittent fasting as well.
Yep. This place feels like the internet of 2004. It's exciting to watch something grow from its toddler years to something more.
Hope you have an excellent lunch later. A rumbling tummy can be distracting.
I'm trying to contribute on the regular. One downside is the Jerboa app. It crashes when trying to add a community outside of it's search bar. I'd have subscribed to more except for that. I might find more stuff to participate in if that were not the case.
Same here with the coffee. I'll have a cup or two before moving on to a banana or apple later.
Excellent work in creating a community You're braver than me. I'll join both. Although my cigar smoking is a rare occurrence, I do enjoy a good tobacco.
Hmm. Love grits. It's the perfect transport medium for all of the butter you put on them. 😀
Left over pizza is good breakfast food. My favorite leftovers for breakfast have always been Chinese food though.
And welcome to the federated web. I'm new here myself. I find I've been more active than I ever was on reddit. It feels like more people have good intentions here than on the other platforms.
Yep. No time to be active in every community. We should focus on just a few each day.
Good points.
You are correct. This is how society moves forward. Love the new word and definition.
Haha. My stupid brain wants to spell how we normally say stuff. Yes. Cordial.
This obfuscation of who works for who via a series of subcontracts is horrible. I personally know of the janitorial BS that got started by Winters Cleaning and the cinema industry in the 90s. There's an article that Variety did on it some years back. It's about removing responsibility from the company benefitting from the labor. It increases the likelihood that impoverished, desperate people will be taken advantage of. When problems are noticed the last company in the line of subcontractors just fold up. No one is held accountable.
If Amazon has deep control of operations due their contracts, then yes, Amazon is their employer.
Love flavorful rice!