#I walk and ride the bus to work and

[thateclecticbitch]

[mainfaggot]

hi guys my lower back hurts like a mf and the world almost ended 9 times today but it didn't and im okay and it's fine and having an anxiety disorder is stupid as fuck. lol. LMFAO even

[t4tails]

My older brother used to take 30 min showers 10 minutes before we were meant to leave and cause he was my ride to school I was constantly late cause of him. Older siblings get tf out of the bathroom challenge

when my sister gave me rides to school in exchange for not paying rent or any other utilities to my mom since she was like 19 or 20 at the time, she would refuse to get up until like 5 minutes before we left and if i asked her to hurry up even once she would threaten to make me walk 💀

[icewindandboringhorror]

While I don't know much about it, I would probably bet there are tons of issues with the cruise industry that would make me not actually appreciate it broadly speaking - HOWEVER, I do really love a lot of the interior design of some cruise ships.. How it's almost like a miniature city crammed into one area. Multiple sections with all different aesthetic designs, a variety of shops, restaurants, activity centers, community seating areas, communal use spaces (like gyms, laundry, pools, cafeteria/buffet (which I always love anywhere)), etc. etc. but then also everyone has a little nice clean comfortable looking space of their own to retreat back to if they'd like to be alone. Maybe it's something akin to the idea of 'walkable cities', where everything you could ever want to do is kind of right there just a short walk away? I also especially love how so much stuff is stacked on top of other stuff, a layered cluster of spaces, bright open atriums, and when they're set up with little walkways down the center between a bunch of rooms so it's almost like a mini city street with apartments lining it, etc.. They often seem like they'd be SUCH a cool place to live permanently, IF only something identical was just built on solid land instead lol

[isdalinarhot]

win: in my new town there is one (1) liquor store 13 miles away that delivers on doordash

[0-nothing-really-matters-0]

I hate when I hype myself up at work cause I know I'm not gonna be able to do shit when I get home.

Especially cause I have to fucking walk to the city cause I don't have my car.

Uuuuuggggghhhh

[desperatepleasures]

confirmed for fuck no I'm not going to work tomorrow 👍

[winedark]

public transport is all fun and games until it takes you five hours to travel about 20 miles

[sentimental-boy]

i have seven days of training for my new job at the main branch out-of-town starting monday and i'm very excited to get to ride the train so much and dreading the actual logistics

[bloomingsalma]

it's seven degrees out today and the sun is actually out :o idk though if I should go out for a hot girl walk or stay in all day to work on my essay 😔

[clementiens]

really cool how it's like

-priced out of city because finding an apartment i can get my wheelchair in and out of and from room to room was impossible

-hard affording groceries after the extra SNAP funding was cut because political vampires are pretending covid is over so that went from $250 / month to $60 / month

-all the food pantries are in the city

[alongtidesoflight]

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[grgie]

im actually really looking forward to 2023, its not gonna be the perfect/ideal year (no tv job :( ) but its gonna mean so much new things for me and im excited! i got aother job that starts in janurary, and as i have a job locally i can start going to the gym again which im really looking foward to

idk i feel like normally the new year is miserable/nothing will change but thats not the case this time! many new things! variety!

[stellarish]

I was a lifelong band kid up until my junior year of college, but I had to drop band senior year for schedule reasons, and I've barely played since I graduated over two years ago. I miss it *so* bad, but I struggle with self-motivating, and noodling around alone, while fun, doesn't ultimately compare to actually being in a band.

But. I finally did the scary thing today and looked into the logistics of trying to join a community band in this city, and I might just maybe be able to swing it.

[scatteredcloud]

Living my walkable bikable city fantasy past few days 💪🏼🤩‼️🏳️‍🌈🚲🚍‼️🩻🫀🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️🦵🏼

[californiaquail]

is it sketchy if i had to ask the guy three times what the address was before he told me and the single image of the room is poorly taken and nondescript and it's a $700 room in a 3 bed house and also i was going to see it today but then he flaked. i've never done this before and i'm kind of scared