Imagine having so much disposable income you have dishes that you use twice a year, otherwise just on display in its own cubby, taking up space and for what. Yes this is 100% a fuckin boomer thing, and we will see more and more of the sets and the cabinets in second hand shops worldwide as they continue to finally die off.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What was the last emergency situation you were in? What happened and what part did you play?
2·11 days agoProbably a good thing your kid was calm and patient and not thrashing about or anything.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What was the last emergency situation you were in? What happened and what part did you play?
3·11 days agoThat sounds so difficult, I’m so sorry. Watching someone in mental health crisis and not being able to really do anything is such a terrible feeling. I hope you all find answers, help, and peace.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What was the last emergency situation you were in? What happened and what part did you play?
5·11 days agoYesterday I came home to a completely chewed up AirPod Pro that my dog had gotten hold of. All the parts looked to be there except the silicone tip, but I panicked and took him to the vet with the pieces anyway. Turns out the battery was fully intact in the debris I found. So it ended up not being an emergency but it was really scary nonetheless. My fault for not noticing I only had one with me.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What historical concert do you wish you could attend?
11·17 days agoEras Tour Vienna night 2. 💔💔💔
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you could have a small farm, what would you grow/keep?
7·21 days agoGoats (milk, cheese, lawn care), alpacas (wool), and maybe a few bee hives for honey to make mead. But I don’t know how to properly care for any of these creatures so it’s best I leave it to those who do.
Super Duper, San Francisco CA
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What’s the most expensive thing you’ve eaten/drank?
1·24 days agoMacCutcheon 60. One glass was more than I could make in a month.
May all of your dreams become reality. I really want that for you.
Ben Gibbard once said “Love is watching someone die.” And I agree. So, I hope not.
I’d rather not reinforce it by typing it out.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•You find yourself teleported onto the stage of a TED talk right NOW with a large audience. What topic do you speak about?
27·1 month agoThe reality of life-saving measures in health care, and why a having a DNR (that isn’t a surprise to your loved ones) is so important.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's one giant LIE that's frequently taught in schools as a lesson?
3·1 month agoWow that is a really great way of putting it
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's one giant LIE that's frequently taught in schools as a lesson?
19·1 month agoAsshole was trying to teach you “how the real world works” by touting self care as paramount and then assigning seemingly higher value tasks to test your penchant for a good “work-life balance”. I’d feel betrayed too!
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's one giant LIE that's frequently taught in schools as a lesson?
14·1 month agoSame! And I grew up in the Midwest/south. I first heard of it from the show The Watchmen and really thought it was part of the fictional narrative until I got curious and looked it up. Terrible, and also terrible that it stayed so hidden.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•For those who has learnt English as second language (or native speakers, what are some interesting phrases that stuck with you?
4·1 month agoWow I didn’t know that. Dark.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•US Expats(or hopeful expats), what countries do you consider your good home away from home?
6·1 month agoI mean that there is just universal health care here, so I don’t have to worry like i did in the US about not working a job that offered insurance as a benefit. Therefore, owning a business was always a non-starter for me. But here, it’s something I just never worry about. And I have recently begun the process of opening my own business.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the most horrifying thing someone in your care has eaten?
81·1 month agoWas a nurse, had many patients with advanced dementia over the years. Unfortunately as a result, my answer is “their own feces” as they just have no idea what is what anymore.
Usually some variation of this situation: poop gets on their hands because their trying to swat helpers away who are cleaning them up, then ultimately curious about what’s on their hands before one of us can clean those too, and their fingers end up in their mouth. Same people who refuse to participate meaningfully in eating or drinking anything suitable, with or without assistance.
No one should have to keep living like that. And yet, 60% or more of them were full fucking code. Get your wishes in writing and notarized, placed on file and communicate them with your family or whomever will be point person/people near the end of your time here. Because the default is “do everything” and the reality is, many people suffer for a very long time because of that.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•US Expats(or hopeful expats), what countries do you consider your good home away from home?
396·1 month agoThe term ExPat has a pretty classist/racist undertone (we are immigrants, but that has a negative connotation so let’s not use that word), but having said my peace on that, Norway. Hands down. Best place. Safe, no one bothers you, etc etc. Taxes are high, but I can start a business without worrying about losing my health insurance so, yeah.
Because no one has wooden shoes? Let alone millions?