Also got to that dumb goal in PoGo when you need to make a new friend... basically asked everyone I know but yeah if someone does play and they haven't added me, please do! Code in signature or ask me directly if you have it disabled.
I would add you but I haven't been able to play Pokemon GO in a while bc my phone is so low on storage. I'm supposed to get a new phone soon (my phone only supports 3G and once that's over with it won't work anymore, plus I've had it for over 5 years) so I'll be able to play again at that time. maybe if I can get it to work on my tablet I can add you on there.Also got to that dumb goal in PoGo when you need to make a new friend... basically asked everyone I know but yeah if someone does play and they haven't added me, please do! Code in signature or ask me directly if you have it disabled.
Just want to tell you, you are not wrong for wanting to nap and sleep longer. I still feel bad for wanting more sleep and wanting a nap and I still don't understand how people have energy or time or desire to do much of anything else while caring for a young child and taking care of a house. Nicholas is 2 and I still feel like I can barely keep up with the house and anything other than taking care of him most of the time. (I will say, this is more so the case lately because he's decided he no longer needs naps.- My vaccine status is now no longer accepted, as I didn't get my booster shot (yet).. on the App of my fiancé it showed the expiration date for his pass, but on mine it didn't and still doesn't. Without him I wouldn't have even known that I'm no longer able to go to Restaurants (not like I go often anyways).. but yeah. Great to be one of the early people that got vaccined and now getting in some way punished for it.
- I feel always guilty for sleeping "longer". My little one still wakes up 2 or 3 times a night, so I don't get a lot of deep sleep and I end up laying in bed until 10h or so, depending how long she let's me of course. But I also take a nap sometimes and in general, besides feeding and playing with her I don't have time / motivation for a lot of other things and I feel like I'm doing something wrong, when I see how others are capable of having such a active lifestyle with a baby and I can barely hold the household together.. is it reasonable to feel guilty to take a nap sometimes and stay longer in bed, while my fiancé (who luckily doesn't wake up from the crying in the night) is unable to stay so long in bed? I don't know, but I feel bad for it, but can't help it as I'm so tired it's just impossible for me to do otherwise at the moment T-T
Yeah, fair enough it does take up a lot... And yeah sure, sounds good!I would add you but I haven't been able to play Pokemon GO in a while bc my phone is so low on storage. I'm supposed to get a new phone soon (my phone only supports 3G and once that's over with it won't work anymore, plus I've had it for over 5 years) so I'll be able to play again at that time. maybe if I can get it to work on my tablet I can add you on there.
Can relate. I was meant to go to a meeting in-person today and I ended up doing it remotely as a result.Drank too much last night and I've had a stomach ache all day.
Ugh, I'm so sorry you had to deal with that. I've been lowballed for good clothing too before - even clothing I never wore that still had the tags. It's just wrong. Like, you wouldn't go to a store and say, "Excuse me, I don't feel like paying this price, but I'll pay X price." and have them say, "Oh okay, sure!" Why would it be any different for an individual selling something, no matter what selling platform it's on. It's just appalling.I was selling a camisole online for $10. Someone commented requesting 3 different measurements and additional photos, which I posted. They then sent me an offer for $3, which was pretty annoying, as I wouldn't have done those additional requests if I knew they were going to lowball. I counteroffered until they accepted $6. After fees, I made $3 from this transaction.
They just opened a case against me for the camisole, with no explanation. The camisole had only been worn twice and was in perfect condition.
$3 is not worth my time. I only accepted this offer to be nice, considering the effort it takes to print the label, package the item, and bring it to a USPS box. From now on, I will pass on dealing with cheap frickers and simply donate inexpensive clothing. This is the second time I sold something for under $10, and the buyer inexplicably tried to get their money back. For the record, the camisole had originally been bought at $30 on clearance from a boutique.