I just finished Tatouine by Jean-Christophe Réhel.

I LOVED this book. It was written from the first person POV and tons of pop culture references but I was really sucked in and enjoyed the read.

I had an insulin resistant horse. That was a huge management challenge. I was fortunate enough to have her at home, I don’t know how I would have managed it if she was boarded out and I had to rely on another to ensure she got her meds/no access to sugar, etc.

It’s pretty niche and it’s not “a little more”…more like double…but as an equestrian I will always go big name for a saddle. Spent too many years compromising and there is SUCH a significant difference that I will never go sub $2000 for a new saddle.

Coca cola and Heinz ketchup.

I showed it to my fiance and while I ADORED the rewatch he was very meh and I was questioning him as a person. Then one day he asked me to watch it again so he could watch Andre the Giant again. And then, I’m convinced, it spoke to him and showed him the magic. He loved it. Quoted it. And will watch it with me when I have it on.

I really think mindset and willingness to dive into it is a necessity.

God, what a beautiful movie.

Oh damn…the Princess Bride, too!

Scarface, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, There’s Something About Mary

1. 4 day work week
2. 6 hour work day
3. 120k min salary
4. Lunch provided
5. Home cleaning service provided though benefit plan
6. I would need an office (no cube/open concept)
7. Casual dress code

Listening to the Mothman episodes of Last Podcast on the Left made me pretty scared of West Virginia.

Erin Parsons Makeup is my newest rabbit hole. A really neat look at makeup through history!

Agree. 8 hours is a struggle. You get 5 hours of serious focused attention from me…then I lose steam and half heartedly answer questions and fight to keep my eyes open and focused or zone out in a meeting. But the 5 hours I do is laps around my coworkers and solid friggin work. Also to note I work remote and it’s the only reason my 5 hours is so fruitful.

10 hours would be a nightmare.

I will take a hotel for it’s convenience, service, and predictability any day.

Beds are comfy 99% of the time, there’s an ice machine, and my god I’ll take any opportunity for room service/being waited on.

Tell me more of the future.

Word! I’m not very creative and love to draw inspiration from the community. Also helps me get out of a rut!