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Forum Games / Re: Questions, Questions, Questions
« on: June 02, 2016, 01:16:18 PM »#181 - May 31, 2016It coincided with my trip to Australia, so that.
What did you do for Memorial Day weekend?
I went hiking and saw a light show.
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I went hiking and saw a light show.
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Off-Topic / Re: The Post Your Thoughts of the Moment Thread 2
« on: June 02, 2016, 01:12:54 PM »
I'm about to go to sleep. Yay sleep. Comfy bed, laying down. Bliss.
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Off-Topic / Re: Made mah day.
« on: June 02, 2016, 04:29:12 AM »
My bf isn't super touchy, so he's not the cuddler I'd like him to be...
But I love it when he snuggles right up to me in bed.
But yay Jub! let's hope it all works out for you.
But I love it when he snuggles right up to me in bed.
But yay Jub! let's hope it all works out for you.
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Off-Topic / Re: The Birthday Topic
« on: June 01, 2016, 12:39:53 PM »
Thanks everyone!! I got to celebrate 2 birthdays this year because of the crazy time difference between Australia and Seattle. It is certainly one for the record books and has been one of the better birthdays I've had (pretty much 21-24 have all been amazing).
You can check my Instagram (in my sig) for what I have been doing.
You can check my Instagram (in my sig) for what I have been doing.
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Off-Topic / Re: Made mah day.
« on: May 22, 2016, 03:41:17 PM »
NSW and VIC
Not going to make it out to WA (though I do have a client in Perth... So I make come someday)
Not going to make it out to WA (though I do have a client in Perth... So I make come someday)
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Off-Topic / Re: Made mah day.
« on: May 21, 2016, 08:30:56 AM »
My boss left me take pretty much the entire day off since I leave for Australia tomorrow!! That was pretty nice!
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Off-Topic / Re: The Rant Thread/My Life Sucks Topic [Don't be pricks]
« on: May 21, 2016, 08:29:41 AM »
One of my close friends is in a similar situation (the only Asian guy in a family and worried about the dead branches, etc...) and hasn't had the courage to really come out to anyone, likely out of fear of not living up to parents expectations and how his friends would think of him.
But coming from someone who lost a parent suddenly, I always wished I had more time. If you have a chance to speak with your parents, try. And it is never too late to learn a language. Even learning enough Canto to tell them that you want to talk to them and be closer to them would go a long way.
You may think you may have 10-30 years, but it may be less (or more) than that.
But coming from someone who lost a parent suddenly, I always wished I had more time. If you have a chance to speak with your parents, try. And it is never too late to learn a language. Even learning enough Canto to tell them that you want to talk to them and be closer to them would go a long way.
You may think you may have 10-30 years, but it may be less (or more) than that.
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Off-Topic / Re: The NSM Hot Bod Project
« on: May 15, 2016, 05:44:40 AM »
I've already lost about 20lbs since I moved to Seattle 5 months ago.
I walk to work everyday and watch what I eat for breakfast and dinner (lunch calories don't matter to me). I do take the metro home from work, because it's all uphill back home, but sometimes I walk back up if I need to workout more.
living in the suburbs, I drove everywhere, so that meant I had to go running or something, but now I walk everywhere and it's amazing.
I walk to work everyday and watch what I eat for breakfast and dinner (lunch calories don't matter to me). I do take the metro home from work, because it's all uphill back home, but sometimes I walk back up if I need to workout more.
living in the suburbs, I drove everywhere, so that meant I had to go running or something, but now I walk everywhere and it's amazing.
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Forum Games / Re: Questions, Questions, Questions
« on: May 13, 2016, 08:12:05 AM »#177 - May 12, 2016Weekly. I do bedding every 2 weeks and alternate with rugs and additional blankets/mats. I dust and vacuum bi-monthly and mop semi-monthly. I scrub the counters and stove weekly or whenever needed.
How often do you clean your room/apt/house?
Yeah. I go a bit crazy.
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Off-Topic / Re: A 'face to the name' topic just for this kind of thing...topic
« on: May 13, 2016, 08:09:07 AM »It's me.Hmmm... I don't know. Maybe. R-Saur (redacted nickname) looks a lot different from you
It is isn't it?
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Off-Topic / Re: The Post Your Thoughts of the Moment Thread 2
« on: May 07, 2016, 06:09:08 AM »My brother is moving to Washington state with his friend today... I might take a trip up there this summer.if they end up in/near Seattle, come visit!
anyone hear from spitllama lately?Yes
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Off-Topic / Re: The Post Your Thoughts of the Moment Thread 2
« on: May 03, 2016, 06:54:30 AM »
I would think in-state schools would have the same tuition (when I applied to UCLA, UCB, UCD and UCSB, they were all the same)...
But that's super cool you got into both I didn't get into either
IMO Berkeley is generally better all around, and for business as well. UCLA is a fantastic school too. However, from personal experience it is much better to not live at home your first year or two so you can get the chance to be on your own and have the full college experience. I do get the standpoint from saving money, but the intangible value may be significantly higher. Think of the opportunity cost and weigh that. (Plus you get to live near SF)..
I have a friend who has lived at home through college and even in the beginning of his career and he never had the chance to make the mistakes and learn what it really meant to be an adult (and still is that way). I don't know your situation, but it may be something to consider.
But that's super cool you got into both I didn't get into either
IMO Berkeley is generally better all around, and for business as well. UCLA is a fantastic school too. However, from personal experience it is much better to not live at home your first year or two so you can get the chance to be on your own and have the full college experience. I do get the standpoint from saving money, but the intangible value may be significantly higher. Think of the opportunity cost and weigh that. (Plus you get to live near SF)..
I have a friend who has lived at home through college and even in the beginning of his career and he never had the chance to make the mistakes and learn what it really meant to be an adult (and still is that way). I don't know your situation, but it may be something to consider.
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Off-Topic / Re: The Rant Thread/My Life Sucks Topic [Don't be pricks]
« on: May 03, 2016, 06:45:18 AM »
You can always try to plan something for the weekends... some sort of activity that will keep you busy. And do it relatively early. It always helps me feel productive.
For me, it's going down to the market on Sunday mornings before all the tourists arrive. I generally get some fruit or flowers. It gets me up and about and I am good for the rest of the day.
For me, it's going down to the market on Sunday mornings before all the tourists arrive. I generally get some fruit or flowers. It gets me up and about and I am good for the rest of the day.
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Off-Topic / Re: The Tasty Food Topic
« on: May 02, 2016, 04:32:32 AM »
Ugh. Too much work. I might have some leftover from this weekend. Le bf ate a lot of it.
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Off-Topic / Re: The Tasty Food Topic
« on: May 02, 2016, 03:44:35 AM »
I made the pasta stuff at home.
But I can take you to some Italian place if you're so inclined
But I can take you to some Italian place if you're so inclined