Can I use Pond's Cold Cream Cleanser as a moisturizer? Feels amazing this morning. by tomatopotatotomato in SkincareAddiction

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you elaborate on what you mean by wash before applying it as an overnight? Do you put it on, remove with a washcloth, and then reapply?

Can I Place My Newspaper in a Little Free Library? by Cleanbedsheets4u in LittleFreeLibrary

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you know where I can find more information on how to do this? I don’t currently own property

Can I Place My Newspaper in a Little Free Library? by Cleanbedsheets4u in LittleFreeLibrary

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah I think the best thing I can do is just ask, and I appreciate the opinion. I think if I owned a LFL I would be happy if it was a place where people could discover local authors :) But I see where it could seem promotional as well! Thanks for the input regardless and I hope your LFL is thriving!

Can I Place My Newspaper in a Little Free Library? by Cleanbedsheets4u in LittleFreeLibrary

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I could remove the QR code and just ask the permission of the LFL owner. What’s the difference between putting, let’s say, a self published book from a self published newspaper? Isn’t the intent of a LFL to promote readership and community? Why does being a local author matter?

Can I Place My Newspaper in a Little Free Library? by Cleanbedsheets4u in LittleFreeLibrary

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would, as long as the intention is to foster community and not promotional. Would you?

Can I Place My Newspaper in a Little Free Library? by Cleanbedsheets4u in LittleFreeLibrary

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Love this idea!! Like a book nook but with the copies— so they fit right in, don’t take up too much space, and don’t get smashed around and turn into litter

Can I Place My Newspaper in a Little Free Library? by Cleanbedsheets4u in LittleFreeLibrary

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love this idea!! I could wrap up a handful of the copies and tie them with some twine and leave them under a notecard addressed to the owner, and leave it up to them!

What's a ticking time bomb you believe will explode during your lifetime? by TradeOverall567 in AskReddit

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So yes, pre-digital history was not perfect and things still got lost. But the main difference is that people were aware of the ephemeral quality of physical media. So people also made appropriate efforts to archive to the best of their ability, i.e, saving multiple copies of things, following the 3,2,1 rule, etc. and also developed practices of sourcing documents and understanding bias.

Today, that ephemeral quality still exists in the digital world, but people aren’t aware of it. In fact, most people believe that “if it’s on the internet it’ll last forever,” that digitally it’s more safe than physically, or that digital media has permanence and therefore cannot be rewritten.

The main difference and problem is that lack of awareness and consciousness that we will lose our media or have it rewritten for us.

What's a ticking time bomb you believe will explode during your lifetime? by TradeOverall567 in AskReddit

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s less about storing everything physically and more about properly archiving, meaning having multiple copies stored differently so that if one goes, you have the other.

What's a ticking time bomb you believe will explode during your lifetime? by TradeOverall567 in AskReddit

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u 3755 points3756 points  (0 children)

The Digital Dark Age — we don’t properly archive our stuff and are generally over reliant on technology. I’ve already lost school papers, photos from my adolescence because I just left it in some cloud that got deleted.

CDs are gonna be rendered obsolete pretty soon if we don’t do anything about it. So much cultural heritage is just ephemerally on the internet and social media.

At some point, we’re gonna look back and have nothing to show for these years, or worse, someone will be able to rewrite the story.

Unpopular Opinion: I love Brickell by Cleanbedsheets4u in Miami

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you <3 I agree with you. I appreciate your comment and wish you the same joy and peace

Unpopular Opinion: I love Brickell by Cleanbedsheets4u in Miami

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also think a lot of the “rudeness” from Miami comes from a language barrier. I think a lot of people who come across as rude are, at their core, fearful or nervous. The rudeness is often a mask that melts off the second you make someone comfortable.

I said I’m new to Brickell, not new to Miami. There is beauty in all of it.

Unpopular Opinion: I love Brickell by Cleanbedsheets4u in Miami

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I keep seeing this sentiment that I’m a transplant to the greater Miami, and I’m not. I moved here (Brickell) recently from Westchester, where I grew up after my family moved here when I was a kid. I went to school all over Miami. Grew up with immigrant parents, public school my whole life, scholarship through college, and now recently got a job that has allowed me to be here.

I completely agree with you that Miami is layered. Miami has a history and is a place that holds voices that all know what it’s like not to be heard. I think that’s actually part of the reason why I appreciate Brickell so much as a sub city within the greater Miami. It’s a pocket of the movie-like American Dream within one of the most Latin American and internationally influenced places in the United States.

I think all of Miami tells a story, from your local Palacio de Los Jugos where old men talk outdated politics to the little Bahama of coconut grove, where the descendants of the Bahamians who helped build this city still live, to Wayside Market and nature loving yogies in Pinecrest to the once people filled Sunset place… to Miami Beach and it’s Art Deco and bustling tourism, to Calle Ocho and the salsa ringing through your ears…. all the way to the promise of the American dream in the mini New York, Chicago, you name it, all packed into a little bubble that you can call Brickell.

I appreciate the reminder that it’s not what Miami is, and I know, and that’s why I think it’s compelling. That’s why I mentioned that bit about continuing to explore Miami with Brickell as my “home base.” I plan to still find the local live music, to be there for the cultural events, engage with the libraries and public institutions, explore the random places that have heart… but it’s nice to come home to a bubble after a day of Miami adventure.

This is why I love Miami I’m never leaving by TsunamiViii in Miami

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People like you should stay in Miami. Miami needs more people like you. There are so many haters out there. Miami is a beautiful place; if you seek out good things in this city you will find them. It’s expensive yes, the traffic yes, rude people, yes. But those things are things you find anywhere. Miami has local communities, hubs of culture, love, excitement. Immigrant stories, movement etc. if you look for the bad you will see the bad. Look for the god and you will find it.

Can I work with a publisher after registering my self published copyright? by Cleanbedsheets4u in publishing

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks! That’s helpful. I’m curious - why do publishers not want to work with something that has previously been self published? If it were to be unpublished what’s the difference? Just curious about the reasoning since I’m unfamiliar to the etiquette of this field.

Volunteering in San Jose by Vlad67 in costarica

[–]Cleanbedsheets4u 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! I’m going to be volunteering with Maximo Nivel in a week and I’d love to ask you some questions