When the idea that we live on in the memories of the people who liked us, means sth to you, I would keep them. Every time you stumble over their entry this memory gets reactivated. I think that is a nice thing.
My grandmother died 40 years ago and she told me, when I was very little, to fold the seems of the coffee filter before you put it in. Everytime I make coffee I think about her because of that.
I remember typing a whole afternoon with a friend just so the screen did alternate colors, it was so underwhelming I think that killed any spark that I might have had for programming.
The amount of people who think flying is a normal thing. One percent of the worlds population produce 50% of aviation emissions. And most off the worlds population never fly in their life.
Be prepared for age-related farsightedness! No changes if my aging body irritated me as much so far. I think mainly because of the abruptness of how that set in. It felt like an almost instant change, people showing me things on their phone and I couldn't read it anymore. Taking pictures of fineprint to zoom in etc.
The thing is, saving is, in large parts, a habit thing. you stop thinking/planning about/with that money you put away. especially if you put it in something you don't have immediately access to. And the earlier you start the smaller the amount you "have" to put aside.
I hate this man and the cult around him as much as everybody here, funny how being critical on a stupid report apparently makes me a trump fan! ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ tadaa
Am getting this wrong, to me it looks like he is trying to look like someone who is focusing on the speech/sermon the person speaking is giving. I think there are better ways to discredit him then this...
The German international broadcaster "Deutsche Welle" has some interesting podcasts on various topics. For example the African roots series