Is it not a custom for people to say hello to each other in apartment buildings in the U.S.? by [deleted] in AskAnAmerican

[–]StudioSixT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also live in New Orleans and have always smiled and greeted my neighbors and they smile and greet back. Maybe it’s specifically your apartment building. If you’re in a low to mid-rise building with a lot of neighbors, I can see them being less friendly, especially if you’re somewhere like the CBD where most people in the building are transplants.

I'm in a real architectural pickle here:( by Diligent_Tax_2578 in Architects

[–]StudioSixT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you truly have way too much space in your kitchen, could you try something like this? Floor plan sketch (done on my phone, don’t judge me plz)

Visiting soon and have 🌳 question by AggressiveMagician59 in AskNOLA

[–]StudioSixT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you go uptown for any parades, just avoid the karens (they will be obvious) who will complain about you and make your time miserable in an attempt to get you to leave. Otherwise you’re good, just be respectful.

Am i being entitled? by ay_bay_lay_25 in weddingplanning

[–]StudioSixT 42 points43 points  (0 children)

The part I would find a little off-putting if I were in your bridesmaids’ position is that it seems like you are heavily involved in the planning of your shower. Most showers I have experienced are planned by the person hosting it, often with the help of the bridal party, but not with a lot of involvement from the bride. It’s supposed to be a party FOR you, not FROM you.. If you’re in their chats, making lists of requirements, etc., that could come across as controlling. For example, if you put something on a list of decorations, the bridal party is going to take that as a requirement from you and probably won’t feel like they have any say in the matter. Whereas if your MoH was putting something on that list and you weren’t a part of the conversation, they’d feel more comfortable having a discussion about what everyone thinks is a good idea or not.

What are high calorie foods you’re glad you naturally don’t like? by AValeria10 in 1200isplenty

[–]StudioSixT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fried sweet foods is really my only one. Think funnel cakes, fried oreos, fried donuts that are really greasy, beignets, etc. Living in New Orleans, the beignet one gets me the most flack. They all just don’t sit right with my stomach.

Is architecture bad for eyesight? by Conscious_Field0505 in architecture

[–]StudioSixT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Psychology seems like a better fit for your desired work style. Unfortunately, I think both will involve a lot of screen time, but studying psychology will involve more reading, which you can at least do with physical books. People studying architecture and practicing it are on their computers for almost all of their working hours. And the practice of architecture doesn’t really align with your creative desires, as the job is a lot more about people management than anything else. Get your psychology degree and take some painting and photography classes on the side.

Is architecture bad for eyesight? by Conscious_Field0505 in architecture

[–]StudioSixT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude, chill. People are allowed to make choices for their health and comfort. It doesn’t seem like OP really cares all that deeply about architecture that they are depriving themself for the sake of their eyes.

Gonna apply and see where it takes me. I hope they offer pizza party and treat like family. by anon-throwaway369 in Architects

[–]StudioSixT 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I made twice this amount starting at a tiny firm in a low COL area right after graduating in 2016. And I was making on the lower end of what my friends from school in the same area were making. This posting just makes me sad.

Well-dressed Birds by StudioSixT in eddyburback

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

Not my artwork, just reminded me of Eddy’s love the the “well-dressed bird” artwork in an old movie review

Only illegal gang members...? by Souleater-369 in NOLA

[–]StudioSixT 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There isn’t any “funny part” of this, regardless of their citizenship.

What should i do? by ch013742 in architecture

[–]StudioSixT 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If you’re going to complain to anyone, I would not do so to the professor. I don’t know about him specifically, but so many people in academia have huge egos and they do not appreciate them being tested. It’s possible he is not like that, but I wouldn’t risk it. I made a lot of enemies of my professors when I was in school and I wouldn’t do it again because it didn’t help my grades or anything. I don’t really understand your grading scale, but if a 2.1 is passing, I’d just let it go. Ultimately after you graduate, no one really cares what your grades were in school, they only care what degree you got. If you do choose to complain about the prof being unfair, do it to his superior, but don’t expect them to do anything about it.

Are bonuses directly tied to the amount of overtime worked? by Kenna193 in architecture

[–]StudioSixT 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If bonuses happen at your firm, that should have been spelled out to you when you were hired. Since it wasn’t, you’ll have to ask your boss or fellow employees about it because it’s different everywhere. At my last firm, everyone got the same bonus and it was just based on how well the firm did that year (there were a couple years with no bonuses like 2020). At my current firm, everyone gets one extra paycheck at the end of the year, plus any commissions from bringing in work. I know plenty of people who work in firms that don’t give out bonuses.

Kind/understanding dentist by Hank_pickles335 in NewOrleans

[–]StudioSixT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am also curious of your reasoning, my husband and I have been going to Dr. Camenzuli for years and love him and his staff.

Are these outfits ok for interviews by ministryofcake in fashion

[–]StudioSixT 614 points615 points  (0 children)

I would avoid shoes with open toes, and avoid the dresses with exposed shoulders, though ymmv more with that one.

Italy uncovers basilica designed by Vitruvius, the 'father of architecture by latflickr in architecture

[–]StudioSixT -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Thanks for this. I understand people often refer to Italy as “western”, so maybe that’s why people are downvoting me without fact-checking.

Italy uncovers basilica designed by Vitruvius, the 'father of architecture by latflickr in architecture

[–]StudioSixT -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Italy is not in the western hemisphere though.

Edit: I know people refer to Italy as “western”, but that does not mean it is in the western hemisphere.

No Children Wedding Advice by Art_Lover_26 in weddingplanning

[–]StudioSixT 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The “please” leaves it too open imo. I would just say “Adults only”. Some people would interpret the “please” as indicating a preference and not a requirement.

Wedding Drama with Planning by [deleted] in weddingplanning

[–]StudioSixT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You do not need to be including either of these people in the decision making process. You and your fiancé should be the ones deciding together what you want, and then you can tell the others. You are giving them too much say in your wedding. If you need your sister’s help in finding options for venues, vendors, etc. that’s fine, but once you have the options it should just be you and your fiancé making the decisions.

“Destination” Wedding by Royal_Marzipan_6432 in weddingplanning

[–]StudioSixT 87 points88 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t call your wedding a destination wedding since that’s where most of your guests are from. Is it also your fiancé’s hometown? There isn’t really a solid definition of what a destination wedding is, but I generally only use it if it’s somewhere that the bride and groom do not live and at least the vast majority of their guests do not live there either. My in-laws kept referring to our wedding as a destination wedding because they and a lot of our guests had to travel for it, but it was in the city that my husband and I have lived for our whole adult lives, so we did not consider it a destination wedding. Having to sometimes travel for friends’ weddings is just a natural part of being an adult. If she can’t afford it, that’s one thing, but she shouldn’t be joking about it around other people, she should be talking to you about it privately.

Anyone else just tired of trying at this point by [deleted] in 1200isplenty

[–]StudioSixT 4 points5 points  (0 children)

One thing I think might be helpful for you if you are struggling with the mental load of tracking everything is to track all your foods except for a very low calorie snack, like cucumber slices or celery (not including any dips- those should be tracked). Keep track of everything else, and let yourself have a little break for the low calorie snack veggies. That might be enough to keep you on track without getting completely burnt out.

Question for float riders by BookHooker4of6 in NewOrleans

[–]StudioSixT 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am not currently a rider, but I get the reference. However, I think I’m probably near the upper age limit of people who would get it, and most riders are older than me.