Not sure if it's really an accomplishment but I got out of a burnout that started in January. I've been in and out of burnout before but this time I set some personal boundaries and requested and received some accommodations from work. Now I feel better set up to maintain work-life balance.

I skip the one where Colleen dies and I usually skip the last 2 episodes. I don't like endings!

I'm pretty adverse to fermented, pickled or spicy. Anything in the kimchi universe, big no thanks.

I think Minoxidil is the only thing proven to work. You can take it orally or apply it to the scalp via a serum or shampoo.

I found this. Seems like idiosyncrasy applies to human behaviors while anomaly indicates an unexpected variance in a system.

https://wikidiff.com/idiosyncrasy/anomaly

Thanks so much!

My nail art is all gel. It doesn't chip and does "dry" until I'm ready, which let's you do really cool stuff like this 3D pizza nail I did.

I'm into nail art, Seinfeld and watching my cats destroy my house... and I usually enjoy them all at once.

Awesome, thanks for sharing! I ordered my free replacement. Glad I got the 3 year warranty.

That sounds absolutely adorable!

I got the litter robot. I've had it 9 months. I have a cat that loves to dig and the rubber liner doesn't look like it's going to hold up for more than 2 years because she scratches the same spot relentlessly, but I still love it. I'd buy a new one every other year if I needed to.

Interesting! I actually did a psychological assessment recently (naively thinking that autism would be included), so I completed the intelligence testing too. I think it was the WAIS2. I didn't realize it would be included and I was in an extreme state of burnout but I still got a result of "superior" processing speed. It's one metric that sometimes makes me question whether I could be autistic because so often the narrative is that autistics are slow processors, but your perspective and result indicates that I shouldn't allow that to cloud my judgment.