spankmonkey

I love the first criteria for holiday decorations!

Not a great rule for winter coats though :)

And besides the thought of maybe having to move

This is actually a great mindset to have, because it is a perspective that encourages having less stuff. You can also think of stuff as requiring effort even if it is sitting somewhere untouched. You should still be dusting it, move it if it is in the way, clean behind it, and so on even if you don't use it. Just possessing things requires effort if you want a clean living space, and anything you have means less space to move around in or to store the things you do use.

Honestly your overall method is solid. If you haven't used something in a reasonable period of time then you aren't likely to. Although you didn't mention it, having it around is also a reminder that you aren't using it which can be a mood killer for some people or lead to feeling overwhelmed.

Like money, you need enough stuff to live happily, but an excess doesn't lead to more happiness. It also isn't necessary to reduce stuff all at once. Evaluate what you still use regularly and a few keepsakes are perfectly fine!

I think BG3 also does max HP for 5e classws which is higher than the edition(s) used for 1 & 2. Did 1 & 2 use random HP for first level as well?

Pretty much, yeah. I'm actually pretty successful professionally and have had to temper my excitement about new projects knowing that I've dug myself into too much work in the past. I also have to pay a lot of attention to the audience when discussing technical topics to avoid getting too far into the weeds.

Really it just comes down to being self aware enough about my tendencies which is something even neurotypical people would get a huge benefit from. I just have to do it to function in society, so I get a LOT of practice!

The original Neverwinter Nights after Baldur's Gate 3.

NWN was fantastic for it's time, loved the DM mode and online mods, but the clunky movement and walls of text without voiceovers just can't compare.

I guess the tie goes without saying.

A store is a business...

While I don't doubt that there are places in the US that try to keep bus stops from being near businesses for the same reasons they have hostile architecture, it doesn't seem universal at all. Touristy areas have bus stops near businesses that want tourists for example.

lol looks like a tie fighter with clipped wings.

|o| (-o-) |o|

If your brother didn't also include the month then it is pretty sus.

If they did include their entire birth date, then they clearly didn't understand the rules of the internet.

What babe?

Or in the case of my city, they built a bus stop in the massive parking lot between Walmart and Sam's Club for the opposite reason!

I'm sure it was added for both employees and customers.

The vast majority of the dumbass shit the current administration is doing is the same dumbass shit they did the first time around, just faster and dialed up to 11.

Immigration enforcement in 2017 also directly impacted agriculture.

The security leaks, demonizing LGBTQ+ folks, wanting to disband agencies, pretty much all of it was tried the first time around and mostly stopped by lawsuits and the career conservatives that didn't want to rock the boat that much. The guardrails have been almost entirely removed this time around, so it will be the same stuff but worse and they knowingly voted for that because MAGA voters are terrible people who would rather hurt themselves than allow someone different to be treated equally.