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TroyFuuuuuck I forgot my tea. It’s still warm. Thanks
SeductiveTortoiseBe me, have a coffee machine that needs 30 minutes to preheat. Forget you preheated it and let it go into energy savings mode. Reheat it and forget it again. Have a headache for half the day because you’re feeling the addiction. Take a nap.
I made a delicious 5-hour ginger tea. It nearly burnt my nostrils off.
If you don’t mind peppermint it is a great tea to do this with.
Tastes good hot or cold with ice and you can steep it for a long time without it getting bitter.
If you forget it just put it in the fridge when you encounter it later.
I can’t second this, fresh my peppermint tea tastes like peppermint, when I let it steep too long it tastes, let’s say, leafy and more like spearmint, and leaves a feeling in my mouth like I’ve chewed on rubber. The freshness is gone, I guess the menthol evaporates. I take two bags, and let it steep for no more than 5 minutes.
I hope my descriptions make sense, taste is hard to describe!
MinnesotaGoddami love my aeropress. boil the water, actively make it in a couple minutes, then pour into an insulated mug you can’t put in the microwave so when it inevitably sits on your desk for a day you can’t put it in the microwave.
Malazan Book of the Fallen is the series you’re looking for
I find 3d printing to be my slow hobby. Oddly relaxing to set something up, hit go, and come back several hours later to a completed piece. Very mesmerizing to watch, too.
I got a Bambu printer this year (upgrade from an Ender3) and now my experience is kind of the opposite lol. I don’t have to wait overnight to iterate designs, I can just print something in an hour and a half and test it, then print another in another couple hours…
allows me to get tasks/projects done in a day or two instead of a week. and because it prints so quickly, I tend to stay busy during printing (so I’m ready to continue when it is complete) instead of fucking off to relax like I would during an eight hour print.
Tai chi time!
I like that
Fitness is my slow hobby. Nobody is gonna get swole in 30 days. Not even in 3 years. The results pile up though. It’s like gardening but for my body. I started with an arid wasteland and it’s slowly blooming.
It’s like gardening but for my body
damn, I really like this phrase
SouthFresh@vudu 48 seems like a lot of chips for a single cookie.
This is my legit new life goal.
I can’t even sit on the couch without feeling guilty about how could I best utilize this time. What is the highest value thing I can watch? No mediocre watching for me…
I want to slow down and actually experience the life that is rushing past me. It’s going to take a lot of life changes and I have to complete some obligations first. But life is too short to be speed-running the whole damn thing like this.
oh, dude, it’s fucked how hard it is to just sit down and do nothing. like even to just sit there and have a few sips of coffee in the couch in the morning looking out at dawn progress, all I can think is “I should clock in and get to work so I can clock out earlier”
I’ve really been trying to work on it this year, but there’s just so much I want to do. and then I have little motivation to actually do it after a long annoying day at work having had to make too many decisions and deal with too much bs that somebody else should have handled.
oh don’t get me started. i literally started the unofficial “stop and smell the roses” club in my college because people were practically sprinting from class to class and i just took a leisurely stroll. someone asked me why i wasn’t running, and i said it’s far more enjoyable to walk slowly and enjoy everything that was around me. after two weeks there were like 20 of us.
NopeNoodleGraphic novels with almost a thousand pages
The Complete Elf quest and there are multiple volumes
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