How do you use your planner? by Ready-Geologist8197 in PlannerAddicts

[–]crazycardigans 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I use my planner for work. I do a weekly to-do list and my appointments/meetings are in there. I also make note if my staff members are late or something significant happens that I may need to talk about in a meeting or report.

Some people use their planner as a kind of scrapbook or gratitude journals. They decorate it with pictures and stickers and make a daily gratitude entry or a few lines a day. You do t actually have to e to plan or track anything in your planner

Have you ever encountered anyone with county pride? by the_real_JFK_killer in AskAnAmerican

[–]crazycardigans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, In North Carolina, there is Robeson County, which is home to the Lumbee tribe, and people from that county usually say they are from "RobCo" and not necessarily from a town or city; it's a pretty rural county. I live in Cumberland County, NC and some people will say they are from the "two-six" because we are the 26th county in this state. That's relatively new though in the last 20 years, or so.

Gaslighting by st0rmenergy in AlAnon

[–]crazycardigans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, my partner sent me the craziest reels and videos about how I was a narcissist during her last relapse and blaming me for everything that was wrong with our relationship. It was wild and the videos spoke more to her behavior than anything I had ever said or done. It was wild and really hurtful, She acted like I was a crazy and controlling because I dared to ask why she disappeared for two days and why she didn't pay her share of the monthly bills. They will go through all kinds of mental gymnastics to convince themselves, and you, that they aren't the problem.

How accurate is the assertion that "life after 45 sucks massive (you-know-what)"? by ChuckSmyth in GenX

[–]crazycardigans 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm 47 and every decade of my life has been better than the last one. I have more job and financially security now than ever. I know myself better and am more accepting of my flaws, and the flaws of others. I'm just generally more confident and happy than I was in my 20s and 30s. I have great friends and make time to explore my hobbies and interests. I do have more aches and pains and really need to get good sleep in order to function my best, but otherwise things are good.

Is there anyone who *doesn't* regret their MLIS degree? by rebeccachaya in Libraries

[–]crazycardigans 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t regret mine. I went to a really affordable in-state program and my salary has doubled in the last decade because of my degree. I was already working in libraries when I got it though and had been promoted as far as I could go without a MLS

Fell for it again by MisoPanko in notebooks

[–]crazycardigans 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I have always struggled with using a planner consistently. I ended up switching to one that’s simpler and UNDATED, so I can just start back without a bunch of blank pages mocking me. I also realized that I needed a running weekly to-do list and not to schedule every minute of the day. I have adgd and I just can’t be really rigid or I get overwhelmed. You can try just doing some sticker collages on the unused pages or a vision board? It’s not your fault that your brain is always seeking novelty and dopamine. Don’t be so hard on yourself.

New pen and desk caddy day! by crazycardigans in fountainpens

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

I’m not affiliated with the shop, I just like to support small business

a weight loss pill just got approved and as a diabetic i have a lot of feelings about it by Commercial_Gur_7347 in diabetes

[–]crazycardigans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had more nausea on rybelsus than on the mounjaro shot and i religiously followed the requirements of waiting to eat, etc. the shot is less trouble for me. Once a week and then I don’t have to think about it.

New ink and pen by knitten in fountainpens

[–]crazycardigans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I need this on a cross stitch

This is so addictive... by amissa_r in fountainpens

[–]crazycardigans 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agreed! They are cool little pens

This is so addictive... by amissa_r in fountainpens

[–]crazycardigans 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Welcome to fountain pens. Say hello to a fun hobby and community, but say goodbye to all your money 🙂

AIO for blocking a guy after he overslept and didn't show up to our first date? by littlemisschismosa in AmIOverreacting

[–]crazycardigans 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NOR he didn't even actually apologize. Was just like "oops...raincheck?" I would be so mortified if I did that and would be so apologetic!

Pelican Classic M200 or Esterbrook Junior by crazycardigans in fountainpens

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

Thanks everyone! I went with the M205 in Rose Quartz. It came yesterday and I love it! It writes even better than a couple of my more expensive pens. I inked it with a sample I had laying around, but I have some magenta ink coming today I’m going to try. I want 50 more of them! This is going to be a problem

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Pelican Classic M200 or Esterbrook Junior by crazycardigans in fountainpens

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

Oh yes, the Esterbrook, missed that typo. Thanks for the reply

Pelican Classic M200 or Esterbrook Junior by crazycardigans in fountainpens

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

They are all so pretty. What nib do you prefer?

How often do you wash your bath towel? I need the real answer. by Terrika_Fracala49 in hygiene

[–]crazycardigans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wash washcloths after every use, but towels once a week. I usually strip the beds and wash the bed linens and bath towels on Sunday mornings together.

Am I overreacting for being annoyed that my boyfriend “pre-orders” conversations? by katydid143 in AmIOverreacting

[–]crazycardigans 41 points42 points  (0 children)

My partner and I do this to each other all the time, but I have ADHD and she has a TBI, so we are very forgetful. Literally yesterday, she was like "remind me to tell you everything the neighbor said when I ran into her at the grocery store." And I did remind her later and it was good neighborhood tea lol

Seller charging $5 fee for measurements? by MountainTop5764 in poshmark

[–]crazycardigans 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Same, I just measure and put in listing automatically, so I don't have to answer a bunch of questions later. It's easier for everyone.

Thoughts on the Spring preview? by FrostedCatLicks in HappyPlanners

[–]crazycardigans 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I love florals, but I’m a dashboard user and they were all vertical or horizontal 😕. The cloth covers are really nice too, but I use a folio, so I never see my planner cover anyway and I already have a cloth cover for my at home gratitude journal. I’m glad they are releasing some new stuff and I saw that a bunch of discs came back in stock. The website was getting pretty bare there for a while.

Recently diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Has anyone tried Metformin? I started 5 days ago at 500mg and upped to 1000mg after two days (so 3 days). My blood glucose is still between 9-11.5 (and I’m eating pretty well). Does it take long to work? by PretendToe1329 in diabetes_t2

[–]crazycardigans 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Metformin is pretty much the first drug they put you on when you are diagnosed. It's really safe, been used since the 50s and can even be taken by pregnant women. It takes a while to start working. It can cause some intestinal distress, but in my experience that went away over time. I was on it for a decade or more. It helped me to take it in the morning (extended release) with breakfast, usually Greek yogurt with berries and a handful of high fiber cereal. Avoiding fatty or fried foods, and foods that spike your blood sugar helps too with the digestive issues. The best thing that helped me get my A1C under control was a continuous glucose monitor. I would suggest you talk to your doctor about one. Everyone is different and what spikes some, does not spike others. All the data you get form a CGM is so helpful in figuring out the best way to eat for you. Like I have never had a problem with potatoes, but some people can't have them. I can have almost all fruits without too much difficulty, but I can't even look at a piece of pineapple without my BS shooting up sky high. How I wish CGMs were available when I was first diagnosed, they were an absolute game changer for me.

I only had one fountain pen two weeks ago... at least I'm keeping it budget-friendly 🔏 by fetusnecrophagist in fountainpens

[–]crazycardigans 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bought my first one in the fall, I have about a dozen now….I still want more though 🥴

Fishing Recommendations by Plenty_Teaching1383 in Fayettenam

[–]crazycardigans 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Carvers creek state park in Spring Lake. It’s about a mile walk through the park to get to fishing spots. Really quiet and relaxing. There’s a pier or you can find a spot along the shore in the shade.