Three piles. Background, I moved roughly every two years from 1 until mid twenties. Not a military family. Even with this I still move several boxes of stuff that I never open until the next move.
First pile is stuff you must keep/love.
Second is stuff that is okay or may be nice-to-have.
Third is stuff that can be sold/donated/disposed of.
Fun fact: when loosing weight, you actually breathe the weight off. Fat is “burned” by your cells and the byproducts are transferred, via your bloodstream, to your lungs where you exhaust them.
Just need to input fewer calories than you use. A body at rest still uses calories to maintain basic life. So just keep them hydrated and add certain nutrients that aren’t in stored fat. Unfortunately your body can also use muscle as stored energy. If you are inactive, it will burn muscle more than you’d like. It’s expensive to keep around. So if you’re on starvation diet and not using them. No reason to keep them. The body burns them up. So in the end you’ll be lighter, but also extremely weak. The effort of rehabilitation may be as bad as trying to exercise and diet not in a coma.
go get your eyes checked (i.imgur.com)
he loves the jungle (lemmy.world)
Have you ever met anyone who is the polar opposite of a hoarder? Like someone who cannot tolerate owning stuff and frequently throws out or sells stuff they need which they later need to buy again.
Lt Whiskers (midwest.social)
Michelle Rodriguez Applies the Unix Philosophy to Acting
The short version of the Unix philosophy is basically, “Do one thing, and do it well”....
Huh. Wonder where they got that idea? (lemmy.world)
Star Trek: Enterprise x Deep Rock Galactic (i.imgur.com)
Royal Navy advertises on LinkedIn to hire nuclear Rear-Admiral (www.telegraph.co.uk)
*Sniff* (lemmy.zip)
Anyone who recently had a "Yup, it was that kinda day" day. What happened?