I wanted to try something... and please tell me if this is the wrong place to put the thread or is an unwanted one.
As a young adult, transitioning from the teen/school phase to adulthood and adult responsibilities, I've had to learn a lot on my own. No one has been there to teach me these things. Don't misunderstand me, life is a learning experience but I thought a simple thread about simple life hacks and tips might be useful for those transitioning into adulthood with little help.
It's not going to be life altering but it will keep those little pesty nuisances at bay. The ones that build up fast and ruin your day..
So if you have any useful tips or life hacks that you've learned please feel free to post... it would look something like this.
p.s. they can be silly too :P
-Microwave instructions always lie. Get to learn your microwave/appliances sometimes have their own character :P--- inspired by the pizza I just burned.
- If you get an auto related ticket for something you think you didn't do and you can't pay the outrageous fee attached to it, you can fight it in court and will most likely win, especially if a first time offense. (This is in the U.S.)
As a young adult, transitioning from the teen/school phase to adulthood and adult responsibilities, I've had to learn a lot on my own. No one has been there to teach me these things. Don't misunderstand me, life is a learning experience but I thought a simple thread about simple life hacks and tips might be useful for those transitioning into adulthood with little help.
It's not going to be life altering but it will keep those little pesty nuisances at bay. The ones that build up fast and ruin your day..
So if you have any useful tips or life hacks that you've learned please feel free to post... it would look something like this.
p.s. they can be silly too :P
-Microwave instructions always lie. Get to learn your microwave/appliances sometimes have their own character :P--- inspired by the pizza I just burned.
- If you get an auto related ticket for something you think you didn't do and you can't pay the outrageous fee attached to it, you can fight it in court and will most likely win, especially if a first time offense. (This is in the U.S.)