Last Minute Travel Ideas HELP! It’s my 40th Birthday next Wednesday. We had plans to go to Tampa to see Aerosmith but they postponed the show. Now I am scrambling last minute to think of something to do. We live in Orlando and have done all the fun attractions here. Where else in FL could I go for 2 days and celebrate in a special way??? submitted by /u/Cynar2

2 minute survey about what you love most in your home https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QHQFKSD Hello everyone, This is a survey about what you value the most in your home. Don’t think about it too much usually the first answer that comes to mind is the right one! The results of this compleatly anonymous survey will be evaluated in a thesis that studies what factors influence young people (18-35 years…

Let’s all just take a minute to thank Music. It’s easy to overlook in the fray of listening to the latest and greatest, but Music as a means of arranging sound to create some combination of form, harmony, melody, rhythm, or otherwise expressive content has been giving us amazing songs, amazing leitmotivs, and amazing theme songs for over four thousand decades. Let’s all give thanks to Musi…

Use the ‘Two-Minute Rule’ When Microwaving Food With a Paper Towel It doesn’t take long for the inside of a microwave to go from sparkling clean to a grimy mess if you don’t cover your food when you cook it. For many people, their method of choice is placing a paper towel over their food to prevent stains and splattering. Read more…

LPT: Utilize the “Two-Minute Rule” to Boost Productivity Hello everyone, Today, I want to share a simple yet effective tip to enhance your productivity – the “Two-Minute Rule”. This rule is based on the principle that if a task takes two minutes or less to complete, you should do it immediately rather than putting it off for later. Here’s why this works: Efficiency: Small tasks often take more time to…

SLPHND – Blueberry Party New 8 Minute EP submitted by /u/swaggymae

Would you go from a 15 minute commute to a 60 minute commute for a 40% raise? I currently work as a software engineer making approximately $100k annually with 4 years of experience. I recently received an offer for a new position that requires a 1 hour commute each way 4 days a week. This new position pays $140k with a $10k signing bonus and annual bonus of 5-15% of base salary. One of my biggest concerns is that I live i…