as someone that struggles with mental health, i am always on the the lookout for new tools to add to my collection. this one, lomg pause, this one hit really hard and very deep.

ive heard the forgiveness strategy put many different ways. this is simple and to the point. thank you

this is a great idea for mark rober

didnt know if you would be interested, i just got an email letting me know that unquiet hands just opened their 2023 drop. it spinners this year

they do special limited drops. that is why they are sold out. i have 2 pieces from them. one in brass and one in stainless steal. it took over a year, from the time of pre order to the time of delivery, to get each one.

EDC (everyday carry) this can include pen, notebook, knife, phone, fidget, etc. my most expensive piece that is in my current rotation is my fidget clicker in full brass from unquiet hands. that one chunk of metal and magnets cost me $130

wristwatch revival is a great youtube channel. he buys primarily off of ebay and restores working and non working watches

i collect post apocalyptic books, espicially zombie related books. most are the audio version, my wife swears she will divorce me if i buy any more books, lol

reddit used to have a great fountain pen community. i dont collect myself, bit i do enjoy seeing those beautiful works of art

i collect dice. i really enjoy finding unusual dice via kickstarter. im always on the look out for something that hasnt been done before or unusual shapes. when a new type, i.e. liquid core, comes out i usually wait a month or so to see what the market does. if everyone starts making them then i dont usually add them to my collection. i am also trying to collect all the chessex gemini series dice

i recently heard a story about parents that ran over their kid. they did a bunch of petitions to mandate backup cameras. i couldnt quickly find anything to back this up though

depending on you weather preferences Radar Now is a great weather radar app. ive used it for years

the hold in your hand clicky clack math rocks