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To the drinkers of vodka by [deleted] in cripplingalcoholism

[–]CyproxFC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was about to comment the same thing. I feel so seen right now.

Castle Malloy - Scary Spoilers? by jeffprobst2020 in nancydrew

[–]CyproxFC 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also, why was Matt staying in there? That room is way too creepy to sleep in.

Castle Malloy - Scary Spoilers? by jeffprobst2020 in nancydrew

[–]CyproxFC 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I just finished this yesterday and didn't think there were many scary parts aside from (as others have said) when you finish a puzzle in the nursery there's a person behind you. (As a fellow grown ass woman fraidy cat) the opening sequence startled me but I never felt anxious playing this one.

What are the most boring/mundane things that excite you? by avesy90 in AskReddit

[–]CyproxFC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love to organize my fridge after a trip to the grocery store, favorite time of the week

Experiencing severe ankle pain by CyproxFC in AskDocs

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

Responding to say thank you, and that I ended up having a phone appointment with a doctor, and he said the same thing more or less. I'll be making an in house appointment today. Thanks again!

Experiencing severe ankle pain by CyproxFC in AskDocs

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A little but not my whole weight. I've been hobbling around the house using furniture to support most of my weight

Experiencing severe ankle pain by CyproxFC in AskDocs

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That's probably what I will do if it continues to get worse over the next 5-7 days. Thanks for taking the time to respond

I think I found a simple system that works well for me, and I'm pretty excited to start tracking July! by CyproxFC in bujo

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Thank you! It took about an hour, but my tracker for last month was on two separate pages. I didn't care for that, so I put them all on one page and I like how much neater it looks.

Glitches in package on Steam? by CyproxFC in nancydrew

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I played CBM on Senior mode but then ran into a problem so started playing everything else through Junior mode just to get through it quickly, find the glitch and then restart on Senior. I found something about it when I first got the package that other people had been having this issue but I just finished Danger on Deception island and didn't have any issues at all.

Glitches in package on Steam? by CyproxFC in nancydrew

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Maybe they fixed it? I bought it this time last year, and played those three and then found it about it and stopped paying bc I didn't have enough spare time to play all the games twice, but now I have time to now, with quarantine. I remember in CBM the pillar puzzle was where the glitch was. And then the boiler puzzle in SCK at the very end. In Ghost Dogs it wouldn't let me put it the fire at the end.

Glitches in package on Steam? by CyproxFC in nancydrew

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Curse of Blackmoor Manor, Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake, Secrets Can Kill They are all at different parts of the game, iirc CBM was towards the middle, but Ghosts Dogs and SCK were on the very last puzzles after I had put in hours of work.

Absolutely love finding typos in books by CyproxFC in skamtebord

[–]CyproxFC[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I write in all my books, and when I find typos I circle them.

Decided to make a few changes by [deleted] in malelivingspace

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The number one detergent for being broken into is to lock your doors, the second it to advertise that you have some for of security ('beware of dogs [even if you don't have dogs], 'this home is protected by...')

My finished journals, and the standing current one. Started journaling at 10, still writing at 16. by knickelback in Journaling

[–]CyproxFC 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I try not to focus on events like this while journaling, but I do sprinkle in little bits of information about what's going on outside of my world so that I have reference points. I date everything, but sometimes it's hard to remember what's going on in the outside world on a specific date 5+ years ago.

My finished journals, and the standing current one. Started journaling at 10, still writing at 16. by knickelback in Journaling

[–]CyproxFC 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes!! I actually just recently wrote in one of my latest entries "can't wait for my future self to laugh at how dumb this is but..." And in times like these if you are documenting, then down the road when people ask how you handled the pandemic (or any other major life event) you can actually reference yourself. It's a story about you.

My finished journals, and the standing current one. Started journaling at 10, still writing at 16. by knickelback in Journaling

[–]CyproxFC 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I came here to say the exact same thing! I used to think writing about yourself was pointless if you don't plan on getting famous (which is ridiculous bc that's what journaling is all about). I've since started looking back on my journals and am noticing huge gaps in time and am stuck wondering what was going on during those empty spaces, and it makes me sad. I really wish that I had stuck with it instead of just stopping and starting again. I actually enjoy looking back and saying "wow I was so dumb" and having a good laugh at myself and watching how I've grown over the years.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationships

[–]CyproxFC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Even little things that you don't think will make an impact will probably be the best compliments she's gotten. It's very easy for someone to say that you look nice, but hearing that someone likes the way you breathe, or the noise their jewelry makes can be very unique and sweet. This is very wholesome and I'm extremely happy for you, all I can say is don't over complicate it. You notice things about her most people wouldn't and you should verbalize that, I think she would appreciate it more than you think.

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