So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
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So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
I'm pretty good at recycling stuff, as often as possible re-using before recycling. In the end, my weekly recycling bag is always much larger than my garbage bag. I still produce way too much garbage, but I'm trying to get better at that. So, I'm fairly happy with myself in this area but of course, there's room for improvement.
I'm not very good about eating properly though. I hardly ever eat in restaurants and I am a fairly good, if basic cook. But I'm a lazy bastard and often cut corners (by not cooking that broccoli to complete my plate for instance) as well as waiting and waiting for no good reason before I head to the kitchen to cook something decent. I sometimes end up eating crap while there are lots of better things to eat in my fridge. I really need to improcve on this. Eating properly is important. No question about it.
So, what do you consider yourself to be good at? And/or, where do you feel you need to improve?
I'm not very good about eating properly though. I hardly ever eat in restaurants and I am a fairly good, if basic cook. But I'm a lazy bastard and often cut corners (by not cooking that broccoli to complete my plate for instance) as well as waiting and waiting for no good reason before I head to the kitchen to cook something decent. I sometimes end up eating crap while there are lots of better things to eat in my fridge. I really need to improcve on this. Eating properly is important. No question about it.
So, what do you consider yourself to be good at? And/or, where do you feel you need to improve?
Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
The "Far Cry" franchise
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good at recycling.
Good at making dinner out of whatever is in the fridge.
Good at making caramel shortbread.
Bad at changing the sheets on the bed.
Bad at drinking enough water every day.
Good at practising the guitar.
Not so good at actually playing it.
Good at encouraging my son.
Good at making sure my wife eats properly.
Bad at sleeping.
Good at being positive.
Good at self-motivation.
Bad at confrontation.
Good at making dinner out of whatever is in the fridge.
Good at making caramel shortbread.
Bad at changing the sheets on the bed.
Bad at drinking enough water every day.
Good at practising the guitar.
Not so good at actually playing it.
Good at encouraging my son.
Good at making sure my wife eats properly.
Bad at sleeping.
Good at being positive.
Good at self-motivation.
Bad at confrontation.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Positive Passion wrote:Good at making dinner out of whatever is in the fridge.
Me too. I'm not too picky.
Positive Passion wrote:Good at making caramel shortbread.
Interesting. Never tried those but I just might. I'm good at zucchini and banana breads. Getting better at blueberry muffins.
Positive Passion wrote:Bad at drinking enough water every day.
One of my pet peeves. I hate drinking water. I keep it on hand, always hoping, but I find it "boring".

Positive Passion wrote:Bad at sleeping.
Good at being positive.
Good at self-motivation.
Bad at confrontation.
Pretty much me to a T
I'm good at selectively quoting!
Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good ....
Communing with nature
Recycling
CFL Fantasy
Crossword Puzzles .. esp. the weekend WSJ
Bad ....
Taking naps
Ice skating
Tying shoelaces
Surrendering
Communing with nature
Recycling
CFL Fantasy
Crossword Puzzles .. esp. the weekend WSJ
Bad ....
Taking naps
Ice skating
Tying shoelaces
Surrendering
If love could've saved you, you would've lived forever.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Flower wrote:Good ....
Crossword Puzzles .. esp. the weekend WSJ
Interesting. Of course, I grew up as a little frog. I, like the rest of my family, was into french language crosswords and pretty good at it if I must say. Then, I became engulfed in the anglo world. Crosswords followed, leaving behind the french to discover the anglo. After a while, I became fairly good at those. About 7 years ago, I reverted back to a mostly franco environment. Picked up the mots croises once again. I had forgotten everything, so, it took a while, just like it had when I first took up the anglos (following me, still?). So, in the meantime, I forgot all about the english ones. Ugh.
Now, I'm in a place where I take on the french ones daily and have reintroduced the english ones. Got to re-learn everything again.
I love crosswords. But I'm not good at any of them anymore. But that's OK. Room for improvement is room for enjoyment as far as I'm concerned.
Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
As a little kid, my best friend's Mom would the T.V. Guide Crosswords. Easy, even for a child but they got me started.
Here is a link to the WSJ puzzles, you might like to try some.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/about-wsj- ... 25?tesla=y
P.S. I followed you all the way ..
Here is a link to the WSJ puzzles, you might like to try some.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/about-wsj- ... 25?tesla=y
P.S. I followed you all the way ..

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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good at looking after my family
Bad at looking after myself
Good at making money
Bad at saving it up
Bad at looking after myself
Good at making money
Bad at saving it up
There's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Flower wrote:P.S. I followed you all the way ..
Très good dat

Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
I am very diplomatic. Which is important at my workplace
I am lousy at time management. Which is also important at my workplace.
I am also bad at mathematics and second languages. Happily, these things are not important at my workplace.
I am lousy at time management. Which is also important at my workplace.
I am also bad at mathematics and second languages. Happily, these things are not important at my workplace.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good - John Gorka
I am good at night
I am good at night
Sun don’t hit me right
I tried with all my might
I am good at night
I am good at night
I am good at night
I am good at night
Sun don’t hit me right
I tried with all my might
I am good at night
I am good at night
Everything is broken
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
After seeing this, I wish I was good at paper folding. That looks like a lot of fun.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-wales-59729022
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-wales-59729022
Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
souphound wrote:After seeing this, I wish I was good at paper folding. That looks like a lot of fun.
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-wales-59729022
Now I wish I was good at that too.
I'm not too bad at five a side football. I'm shit at everything else
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good at -
Harbouring unseemingly lengthy grudges.
Knocking up something with an onion and legumes.
Sending cards- birthday, Christmas and what have you.
Bad at -
Walking away from confrontation.
Putting lids back on things.
Tolerating nonsense.
Harbouring unseemingly lengthy grudges.
Knocking up something with an onion and legumes.
Sending cards- birthday, Christmas and what have you.
Bad at -
Walking away from confrontation.
Putting lids back on things.
Tolerating nonsense.
You come at the Queen, you best not miss.
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Someone in your line of work usually as their own man cave aka the shed we're they can potter around fixing stuff or something don't they?
Flower wrote:I just did a google search.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good at:
cooking
Skyrim
geophysical quality control and interpretation
surviving
Not good at:
calming down
seeing the other person's point of view
CPR
cooking
Skyrim
geophysical quality control and interpretation
surviving
Not good at:
calming down
seeing the other person's point of view
CPR
Dancing in the streets of Hyannis

Bear baiting & dog fights a speciality.

Bear baiting & dog fights a speciality.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
What's Skyrim? Is it something licking somebody's as while parachuting?
There's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
mudshark wrote:What's Skyrim? Is it something licking somebody's as while parachuting?
Huh! Interesting.
Here I was thinking it was because he works out at sea and that out there, on a clear day, the horizon is a perfect skyrim! So he stares out at sea most of the time?
Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Skyrimming. It stll sounds something that should be one http://www.bizarresex.com. Which could be a website.
It probably is, in fact. I'll check it out when the wife's asleep. Lather!!
It probably is, in fact. I'll check it out when the wife's asleep. Lather!!
There's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
Good at: learning trivia about pop culture, and learning things that have little to no practical application in the real world.
Bad at: finances, planning, things that require determination and commitment in general.
Bad at: finances, planning, things that require determination and commitment in general.
Where would rock 'n' roll be without feedback?
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Re: So, what exactly are you good at? Or not good at?
pcqgod wrote:Good at: ... learning things that have little to no practical application in the real world.
I plead guilty on that one as well. The less relevant, the more interesting it sometimes seems.
Footy wrote:Last week, I discovered that the cordless drill I bought about 5 years ago is, in fact, a cordless screwdiver.