More like when your employer barely pays you and encourages long hour volunteering so you veer off the road in exhaustion.

It does concern the concerns caused by said concern as well, yes.

One war is a defense, the other a distraction.

Start slow! Do 5 crunches if that’s all it takes to few a burn. Catch your breath and do 2-5 more and then rest. Do stoplight runs and only run when you can. Rest/walk as needed.

The point is incremental increases in activity, you’ll get there so don’t rush and give yourself grace.

You can’t hit the ground ready to run a mile if you’re not used to running.

The bottom left is definitely ferengi.

Science may not call it that, but we can.

Or the appendix of a book

October 5 ours went up at work. July 24 was when Halloween showed up. I’m convinced dropping sales has pressured them to chase the holiday high of old, and their layoffs and cut hours simply don’t save enough to recover normally.

When I read about that I just felt . . . sad.

That’s exactly why I quit caring to try. I achieved a few dreams and felt…nothing. No sense of pride or accomplishment after burning my life away with no time or energy to make friends for years at a time or enjoy the few things I can still enjoy.

The pants were alive for a bit, and then one day the legs attacked

Archer.

Donthelpjustfilm

Katia‽

Hindsight and retrospect are how we learn and grow. Our time spent doing what we felt we wanted or should is not wasted if we enjoyed ourselves in some capacity.

Well it was 25 years in 2019, and I’d round down since we’re in September so yeah, 20 to go.

Give it a moment, you’ll realize those were just training chains.

Well yeah, the storms have been pretty bad.

And most people I’ve met at these wages (I make $15) don’t even get full time, so 12-30 hours a week would be more precise. Most of my coworkers, even the full time ones, need a second income.

Yes.