Quit buying comics just for the cover art

My reading time has doubled since I pick stories for the plot.

Watching my brother-in-law rig a porch swing with clothesline gave me flashbacks to a failed pick last year.

Ignored knee pain until a senior boilermaker showed me proper squat form.

No more aches after lifting heavy plates.

PSA: My old habit of grabbing plastic bottles is clashing with my new reusable one.

Back in college, I always had a disposable water bottle in my bag. Now I try to use a reusable one, but I forget it half the time and feel guilty buying plastic. Should I get a few extra reusable bottles to stash in my car and office, or is that just creating more stuff?

Question about open floor plans and builder conspiracies

I'm redoing my house and everyone talks about open layouts. I heard an idea that this is a plot by developers to use less stuff and make more cash. But then, some say it actually makes rooms feel open and friendly. I mean, is it all a big scheme or does it have real benefits? What do you guys think?

Virtual events vs. live networking: Which gets better results?

Online nets are convenient, but face-to-face feels more genuine, agree?

TIL about the weird mystery behind Viking age butter found in bogs

I was watching a show last night and learned that people keep finding old butter buried in peat bogs from Viking times. The butter is still kinda solid after over a thousand years, which is crazy. Experts don't really know why they put it there, some say for storage, others think it might have been for rituals. I read that one chunk was even tried and said to taste like cheese. It makes me wonder what other everyday foods from history have strange secrets. Have you heard about any other food items dug up with weird stories?