Just mostly sick and tired of my ex-boyfriend, even though he said he will be friends he still demands being seen on a daily basis

So it's going to be fun catching up over on social media
Hephaistos wrote:I wanted to get myself ready for christmas.
So why not first clean everything and throw out all the old stuff.
Took me a while... A lot just laying around, forgotten until the moment of: "Oooooh that's where I left it." And than thrown into to the "Potential christmas gift box".
That's when I reaIized: "Dam that's a lot of Toys I have now. Where do I put it, hm...?"
The Nova arrives next week and I have plenty of space left. How do I use this Space in the most efficient way possible?
Let's build a nice place in my wardrobe for the Nova and the good old stuff.
Since I don't have any idea yet, how it should look like. (I want to feel joy just form opening wardrobe and see alle the guys next to each other.)
Does someone already have some sort of nice storage format? Or an good Idea?
I'm pretty good with wood and electronics.
Ghost_the_Crow wrote:(Optional Item sound from Legend of Zelda)
Ghost_the_Crow wrote:I‘m having a, not sure if you can call it date, with a former classmate of mine after the Holidays, but I don’t wanna come empty handed.
Just something small, like a (plushie) keychain. Though I didn’t find anything I thought was good.
I do like her so I wanted to give her something personal and started to think about sewing one myself (of myself, hope that wouldn’t be too narcissistic...).
Any opinions on this?
Ghost_the_Crow wrote:I‘m having a, not sure if you can call it date, with a former classmate of mine after the Holidays, but I don’t wanna come empty handed.
Just something small, like a (plushie) keychain. Though I didn’t find anything I thought was good.
I do like her so I wanted to give her something personal and started to think about sewing one myself (of myself, hope that wouldn’t be too narcissistic...).
Any opinions on this?
Hephaistos wrote:Ghost_the_Crow wrote:I‘m having a, not sure if you can call it date, with a former classmate of mine after the Holidays, but I don’t wanna come empty handed.
Just something small, like a (plushie) keychain. Though I didn’t find anything I thought was good.
I do like her so I wanted to give her something personal and started to think about sewing one myself (of myself, hope that wouldn’t be too narcissistic...).
Any opinions on this?
If you don't know her well enaught to decide what gift you should get her. You should probably not gift her anything.
Else think of something she likes, hobbys etc. and get something you might need for that.
I love guitare examples: You know she/he plays guitare, get him some stringoil or something like that, it doesn't cost much, but he will use it and be happy to get it.
Jasmine wrote:I started going through my bathroom and throwing out old/expired/"off" items today. I had so many things that I had 'saved' for a special day, only for them to completely lose their scent (or go wildly, nastily off) because I kept waiting!
I really need to get better at only buying what I can use at a time![]()
It's especially hard with hair products, because there are so many 'what if' type moments. What if I need a special hair treatment? What if I start using hair gel on a daily basis again? What if I need to swap shampoos? What if this product will actually be the holy grail someday that I expected it to be? So I think I'm going to only keep one of each type to try to simplify the pile. My most commonly used gel/hair product combo, one leave-in conditioner, one detangler, one salt spray, one dry shampoo. Not two or three (or four+) of each. No buying new products until I finish these ones up.
Hopefully I'll make some more progress tomorrow!
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