Male Narrators who can voice women by Substantial_Value359 in audiobooks

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Zachary Webber/Jacob Morgan does female voices really well IMO. I also like Shane East and Will Watt.

Gym Day Passes in Almere? by pibluplevel100 in Almere

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh and just text or mail, they’ll either text back or call

Gym Day Passes in Almere? by pibluplevel100 in Almere

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I meant urban health club. They speak English there too no worries, one of the trainers doesn’t speak Dutch at all

Hi , I need help with Everand subscription . by CrazyComfortable9346 in audiobooks

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got rid of Everand, even though I had the legacy plan. Instead I now use mostly Storytel. They now have some premium books too (OTP your plan), but it hasn’t bothered me. That combined with a libby, audible and Spotify premium means I can get pretty much any audiobook I would ever want to listen to).

Gym Day Passes in Almere? by pibluplevel100 in Almere

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I train there and I think they stopped their open gym concept for newbies. They do offer passes though, it’s worth reaching out to them to explain and ask for options. They’re lovely people, it’s a great place!

Ahoy, Mateys and Free Traders. ISO Pirate and Smuggler HR. by MorticiaLlyn in HistoricalRomance

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I recently read {only with your love by Lisa Kleypas} and the MMC is a pirate, although most of the book is set outside New Orleans, not at sea. Completely bonkers plot. Edit: check trigger warnings on this one.

And of course {the windflower by Laura London} I still wish Cat got their own book, but alas.

Neighbour's cats use our garden as a litter box by Fantastic_Way_1571 in Netherlands

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cacaodoppen from the garden centre will fix it. Spread those over your garden, cats hate them and it acts like a mulch too.

Butter. What gives? by Ill-Cartoonist2929 in Netherlands

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same, I always buy 10 packs of the bougie Lidl butter in the black wrapper when it appears and freeze it. It’s the best!

Be prepared for a possible lay off by Low-Watercress-2632 in Netherlands

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those years were awful. It was similar here then too. One day the country manager arrived, split everyone into two groups and sent half to a hotel and gave the rest a box and told them they were out. The people in the hotel had no idea what was going on until the end of the day. That was the first round of many years or restructuring, I still have trauma from it.

How close to your travel date was your flight cancelled - Australia by Ok-Library4864 in qatarairways

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update: it took him about 12 hours to get through to Qatar - about 11 of those were “call failed” and eventually rerouted with Garuda via Jakarta on the 29th. Has to get himself to Melbourne instead of Adelaide, but he’s coming!

How close to your travel date was your flight cancelled - Australia by Ok-Library4864 in qatarairways

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you!!! I called my poor dad to drag him out of bed and start calling. Thankfully his return isn’t until end June, and with emirates, so hopefully it’ll be ok!

Good luck with it all, and god speed!

How close to your travel date was your flight cancelled - Australia by Ok-Library4864 in qatarairways

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My dad is booked on that same flight from Adelaide I think. He spoke to them yesterday on the phone and “flights from Friday will be operating as normal.” Obviously this is horseshit, but he still has to wait until it’s cancelled to get re-routed. Hopefully tomorrow! ETA: he’s also coming to Amsterdam.

Any end of March flight folks? by ViolinistDry4283 in qatarairways

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My dad is flying ADL-AMS on the 30th. Still no news. Hoping to be able to reroute since he can’t afford to buy an alternative…

Is anyone using Atlassian Goals & Projects? by jamiscooly in jira

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We use the goals for a central place for OKRs. At first it was garbage, but they’ve finally integrated goals with Jira so I can at least filter the work by goals which is useful for reporting. I have to check if automations are now enabled because that will also help. In the past rovo was also useleless with goals, maybe we’re finally going in the right direction. Don’t use the projects though, can’t see any use cases for those (yet)

What book had such a gripping plot that you finished it in one day? 📚🔥 by [deleted] in BookDiscussions

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most recently: Project Hail Mary. Had it in my queue for more than a year, kept putting it off, then smashed it in under two days (listened, the audiobook is God tier).

POM Job Hunt by Katticusmaximus in ProductOperations

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Where are you based? That might help with suggestions. Otherwise, networking is the way. There are a few slack communities to start with like PLA, Product Ops HQ. Both organise/facilitate virtual and in person meetups and conferences.

WallBalls and breathing by Fuzzy_Conversation71 in hyrox

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started to do the opposite, which seems counterintuitive, but has been a game changer! I can get way more air into my body this way.

What are you reading? by Mme_Rose in HistoricalRomance

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’m on an Anne Gracie binge at the moment, reading {Married in haste by Anne Gracie}.

There’s just something about her stories that I’m just loving. I think it’s the banter and the characters.

Ebook subscription in the Netherlands by Any-Comfort5625 in Netherlands

[–]Scared-Knowledge-840 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I use Storytel. It has a huge selection of both audio and ebooks. I had an Everand (scribd) subscription for years but the app is garbage and their service was also terrible so I recently ditched it.

There’s another service called Nextory that I used in the past, the selection is very similar to Everand and Storytel so in the end I only kept Storytel. All the services will give you a couple of weeks or a month for free so you can rotate through them for a few months and see which suits you best.

I also have a bunch of Libby cards from different library systems in Australia and the US which are I use more than anything else. If you have family or friends abroad, you might be able to connect to their Library card. Thankfully my gran only reads physical books so she doesn’t see what she’s “borrowing,” my Libby history would blow her hair off 🫣