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In What Ways Will YOU Reform Yourself in 2024?
GammaGlobulin replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Stress reduction is something that all of us might benefit from....(or most of us).... Hopefully, 2024 will be a year of reduced stress. -
I have much trouble doing complicated wiring connections under my many desktop workspaces. Sometimes I must call my young female friend to help pull the wires up and around the legs of my tables. Also, when I get down on the floor to do anything, I find it very difficult to rise again. Often, just getting up off the floor causes me to huff and puff. This is not good. Losing 10 kilos will be all that is needed.
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You mean that you think that a scale cannot be a motivating and reinforcing factor in weight loss? I do not know. I have no knowledge or experience. I have never tried to lose weight before. So this is a new endeavor for me. I just realized that now it is more difficult to tie my shoes, and to move around effortlessly, as I once did when I weighed less.
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How noisy is your neighbours ?
GammaGlobulin replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Thank the Lord, I now have a wonderful neighbor. Such a godsend. Some old lady that is very friendly and kind and quiet. I could not ask for more! -
Hi Folks, I need to lose about 20 pounds. How many stone, I do not know. But, about 8 kilos will do. So, do you think that having a scale helps one to lose body weight? I have never owned a scale, because I never thought I needed one. Years ago, when I was in rowing trim, I weighed about 175 pounds, mostly muscle. Now, I am quite flabby by comparison. I don't know my weight, but I think it might be about 90 to 95 kilos, and much of it is not required by me. a. So, from your experience, does having a scale at home help with weight loss? b. What is the best scale, from your experience, available on Lazada? Here are two scales I saw on WIRECUTTER....but I doubt they are on Lazada. I like a thin scale so that I will not fall off it so easily. And, large numerals, might be good. I might even like the scale to show Roman Numerals, just to keep my brain active in the mornings. Also, I would like a scale that does not need batteries, but uses a photocell, or maybe just generates power using my body weight every time I step on it. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/the-best-bathroom-scales/ I might like to order one on New Years Eve...in fact. Regards, Gamma
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She certainly looks like she has been through the wringer. And, the washing machine, plus the dryer, as well. Yet, she does not look clean enough for that, I guess. Personally, I think she might do better in China. Maybe the taxpayers in the US should pay for a one-way ticket. There must be work for her there, given her many talents, as well as her sartorial sense.
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This is really no laughing matter. As one ages, the smell of fear rears its ugly head in the weirdest ways. These days, what are your newfound fears? Your greatest worries, now that you are at a certain age? Besides your fear of death, in case you might have such a fear, which I do not, what are the things your fear most, hierarchically speaking? Fear can be debilitating, as well. How do you cope with your fears. Do you practice denial, for example? What are your best strategies to continue to move forward when anxiety pulls you back? So, ranked top to bottom, your fears are? Even OJ Simpson was not immune to fear, one presumes.... Ganmna
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If you want safe, then move to Japan. I am always extremely careful when walking anywhere outside my front gate. I have never operated any kind of vehicle in Thailand. For that, I just use my same driver, and never even use Grab because I cannot predict the driving skill of Grab. I am lucky to have used the same driver for about 7 years, and so I rarely need to postpone an excursion due to my driver being too busy for me. It's probably unwise to get drunk and walk at night, simultaneously. Maybe get one of those hats with a reflective coating would be useful. Anyway, I only worry about getting hit by a car when I am outside my house.
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Yes. Beautiful area. Enjoyed the videos. But, what are those on the sand? Beanbag chairs? First I have seen this. They never use these in East Lyme, CT.
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This is about the most shocking thing I have seen in my lifetime. How long can it last without a major backlash, I wonder? This seems even worse than the Great Depression years. If this is true, then I will never return to the US, obviously. Even if one has a nice home, how can one enjoy life when this tragedy is all about one? Really, this entire situation seems so unbelievable, even though, apparently, true.
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The only barrier standing in my way is lack of sufficient funding.