I am pretty alright with spatial reasoning but have a hard time with left and right. Especially in multitasking scenarios. When driving during complicated situations and in unknown environments for example. I always get my guide to point or have a look at the nav.

Read the magicians after watching the series and it was such a drag. As mentioned in the Amazon ratings the writing style is just tedious to read… The emotional extent of the series was so much deeper in my opinion.

Rotating the tires is really important! I really hope you do it every month as the manufacturer requires. Few people do.

That would be awesome to look into for inspiration! Do you have a link for me?

I usually only steam frozen veggies. Then after steaming I might stir fry. If I do the second I pull them a little before they are soft on the inside.

If it works it works. 💁🏼‍♂️ As someone who tends to overengineer lots of things being reminded that “good enough is good enough” is priceless.

Op just make sure the map is zoomed in as much as possible and necessary and this should work fine.

Almost 30 and I still have issues pronouncing certain 2 digit numbers. Like 67. I sometimes need to think for a sec to pronounce it correctly. Spoke German all my life. The other way around would be much simpler for me but I also feel it’s weird.

That aside: wtf is going on with the Danes?

Edit: Just reread my own comment with my own example I came up with 10 seconds ago and struggle to pronounce it correctly in my mind.

Why did you have to stop due to covid if you mind me asking? It seems like a perfect hobby during quarantine?