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Came back from Japan 3 weeks ago (two adults, one 2.5 yr old). This sub was helpful during planning so wanted to share some recs that our toddler really enjoyed that may help other families planning their trip! Also sharing hotel and food options, Japanese phrases, and to dos before traveling to Japan. I’ve been to Japan twice without a kid. Totally different experience with a toddler. Expect to go slower and plan one activity/area to explore a day. We mainly found kid activities to do because we had already done the touristy attractions in previous trips. Exploring with a toddler and dealing with a stroller was exhausting (especially when taking the trains) but it was still a great time!...

I was watching a video about trappist few days ago than I got curious how life will look around trappist ( m type ) and this curiosity lead to a world building Take a look and give me your review The Vermilion Star ⭐ The Vermilion Star System Analog: The TRAPPIST-1 System The Vermilion System is the story's reimagining of the real-world TRAPPIST-1 star system — renamed Vermilion for its deep red hue. Like TRAPPIST-1, it hosts multiple rocky planets in close orbit around a small, dim, and volatile red dwarf star. Several of these planets fall within the habitable zone, making the Vermilion System a rare pocket of potential life in an otherwise hostile galaxy. Vermilion itself is...

I was watching a video about trappist on YouTube than i got curious about how life will look around trappist and started a world building around it Take a look and give me your review The Vermilion Star ⭐ The Vermilion Star System Analog: The TRAPPIST-1 System The Vermilion System is the story's reimagining of the real-world TRAPPIST-1 star system — renamed Vermilion for its deep red hue. Like TRAPPIST-1, it hosts multiple rocky planets in close orbit around a small, dim, and volatile red dwarf star. Several of these planets fall within the habitable zone, making the Vermilion System a rare pocket of potential life in an otherwise hostile galaxy. Vermilion itself is an active, te...

The latest Gardening Australia (2026 Ep 7) is a masterclass in autumn prep and sustainable design I just finished the new episode and felt the need to share because there is so much practical value in this one, regardless of your climate zone. The segment on the Adelaide cottage garden was a standout—it shows how you can use deciduous trees and straw-bale construction to create a passive cooling system that actually works. If you are into rare fruit, "The Fruit Nerd" segment on custard apples is probably the best guide I have seen on the botany and maintenance of Annona hybrids. Also, if you have been putting off your autumn chores, Millie’s guide to seed saving and no-dig be...

1) If you are in the library, then ****** focus on the books, why are you doing khi-khi with your partner? That's not romance, that's time waste and distraction. 2) Apne neend ka maa behen karke raat 4 baje tak just giggling like a fool is risking your short-term romance with heightened cortisol levels. 3) People need a muscular guy or a curvy girl, even if they don't have a proper sleep routine or don't even bathe daily. Basic life skills are being replaced by Instagram-level perfection aesthetics. 4) Body and sex aren't everything. We are literally choosing partners based on how they would perform in bed. It is very simple to last for 4 hours with a bit of know...

**You rotate between high-carb days (training days for big muscle groups), moderate-carb days (lighter training), and low-carb days (rest days) so your body builds muscle during surplus windows and taps into fat stores during deficit windows, all without the metabolic crash of a standard cut.** I've worked with competitive natural bodybuilders, physique athletes, and a whole lot of regular gym rats who just want to look good with their shirt off. The single biggest mistake I see across all of them is treating carbs like an on/off switch. You're either "bulking" and shoveling down rice like it's your job, or you're "cutting" and acting like bread is a ...

She’s been battling cirrhosis since last September. Kept drinking until December when she finally told my two brothers and me. She voluntarily admitted herself into a SNF for 6 weeks. After discharge at the end of February it’s all been a steep decline. 3 ER visits within a 3 week time frame. The most recent one causing a cascade of trauma, pain and suffering She was admitted to the ER last Saturday due to a bad HE episode. She was incapacitated for hours. Found on her toilet by me and EMS shaking in place. It looked like she was having a stroke. What followed in the ER was about 24 hours of being in a coma-like state. Wasn’t moving an inch. As time went on, she gradually got her f...

I'm sitting on the tailgate of my truck right now, drinking a ****** lukewarm beer and scraping hardened black tar off my work boots with a flathead screwdriver. The smell of boiling petroleum usually gives a guy a splitting headache, but tonight it honestly just smells like absolute peace and quiet. Like taking out the trash. I'm 36 years old and I'm a foreman for a commercial paving crew. I work the night shift on highway maintenance. You probably drive past guys like me all the time and never look twice. We wear the bright neon high-vis vests, but we're completely invisible. People just see the cones and get annoyed about the traffic delay. That's the beauty ...

I'm sitting on the tailgate of my truck right now, drinking a ****** lukewarm beer and scraping hardened black tar off my work boots with a flathead screwdriver. The smell of boiling petroleum usually gives a guy a splitting headache, but tonight it honestly just smells like absolute peace and quiet. Like taking out the trash. I'm 36 years old and I'm a foreman for a commercial paving crew. I work the night shift on highway maintenance. You probably drive past guys like me all the time and never look twice. We wear the bright neon high-vis vests, but we're completely invisible. People just see the cones and get annoyed about the traffic delay. That's the beauty ...

Researchers at TU Wien working with data storage company Cerabyte created a QR code measuring just 1.98 square micrometers, smaller than most bacteria, earning official Guinness World Record recognition and marking it 37% smaller than the previous record holder. The code can only be read using an electron microscope and is completely invisible under normal visible light conditions. Each pixel measures just 49 nanometers, roughly ten times smaller than the wavelength of visible light. The real breakthrough is not the size but the material. The team engraved the code into a thin ceramic film using focused ion beams, the same class of ceramic materials used to coat high-performance cutting too...

I was with my ex for about 5 years. I found he had cheated on me a couple times with a woman he met locally. Prior to the relationship, I had a good friend I had known for many years and we also worked together before. We were there for one another, got each other through things. The whole shebang. I met my now ex during that friendship and so that’s how they met. She stopped talking to me about a year into the relationship. I had accused both of them of flirting with each other in front of me, which they both vehemently denied. I was made to be the hysterical and jealous one. So I apologized. But then she quit talking to me. We hadn’t spoken in 4 years. When I found out my now ex wa...

The entire prison arc is the most over-the-top part of *Baki-Dō*. There is the completely absurd character with the mouth triplets, and moments that are just ridiculous like when Baki is supposedly so fast that he rips the buttons off ten people standing around him and nobody even sees him move. I understand that Baki is fast, but that goes way beyond exaggeration; it’s outright supernatural. Not to mention the idiotic behavior of the guards with loaded firearms who approach a well-known fighter at close range instead of keeping their distance. Che Guevara was also introduced with a lot of buildup, but his final fight was… disappointing. His performance was underwhelming, but the most...

I'm not new to Makati or the Philippines, but I'm a newly single, late 50s, formerly "straight" expat, just now getting acquainted with gay life here. I've done some research and reconnaissance already, but so far, the info has aged out. For example, Malate is no longer considered a "gay district" So I have many questions about where to meet men in my age group (45 and over). In terms of intent, I'm looking for friends, possible dating, and definitely safe, consensual sex. My family still lives in Makati, and I need to be cool about it. Not looking for marriage or anything heavier than FWB or FB. In a perfect world, I'd find one compatible guy. I...

Mattress shopping has this strange way of turning into something way more complicated than it needs to be. You go in thinking you’ll test a few beds, pick one, and move on. Instead, you’re suddenly comparing materials you didn’t know existed, nodding like you understand the difference between three types of foam, and pretending you can predict your future back pain based on five minutes of lying still. A lot of people don’t realize how little that quick test actually tells you. When you’re in a store, you’re alert. Your muscles are still kind of engaged. You’re not fully relaxed the way you are at night when you’ve melted into the mattress for hours. Real sleep is slower and...

***\[Hotels\]*** * In Tokyo - **Karaksa Hotel Premier Tokyo Ginza**: 9 out of 10. We booked a Superior Double Room. We were kindly greeted by the front desk staff on the second floor (you have to take the elevator from the first floor entrance to the second floor for the lobby). The room was clean, and our bed (a king bed) was wide and comfortable. It wasn't the most spacious room (there wasn't much space/room for our luggage), but I'm pretty sure the room size was average to above average for Tokyo. The shower water pressure and temperature were good. The bathtub was good, too. Housekeeping was solid, though we had one instance in which we were somewhat passive-aggressively...

***\[Day 7 - March 14th - Kyoto\]*** Places Visited: * **Shinagawa Station**: Travel day. Woke up, packed the last of our bags, and took a taxi to Shinagawa Station in order to take the shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto. * **Dean & Deluca (Shinagawa Station)**: We were hungry, but there weren't too many food options open when we arrived at Shinagawa Station around 9 AM. Our options were limited to a small handful of places, and we settled on Dean & Deluca because it didn't seem as crowded as the other places (but it was still crowded). Drinks were surprisingly good, food was okay, but seating is way too crowded in my opinion. That being said, I think the window seats...

Since this subreddit was decently helpful in helping me and my wife plan for our first trip to Japan (with our lovely six month old baby), I thought I'd share our experience in the hopes that it could help someone out there. A bit of context: * Husband and wife (both 30s) with a six month old baby. * We are based in Southern California (greater Los Angeles area), so we would fly out of LAX (Los Angeles International Airport) for any international trips. * We each have decent travel experience, but nothing crazy. We did a South Korea trip together a couple of summers ago (without a baby). * We traveled to Maui when baby was two months old, and baby did fine on both flights (to/from Mau...

I’m looking for a female-only subletter for my VDCN (ACC) apartment for Summer 2026, around mid-June to late August ( or September). Must be UCI student (no incoming freshmans). Price is $150 CHEAPER!! Fully furnished: bed, desk, chair, and closet Shared bathroom Laundry room on the first floor (very close to the unit) Trash room also conveniently nearby **Location Perks** First floor of the building — extremely close to the bus stop (Anteater Express N Line goes straight to UTC and campus) Near the Clubhouse: quick walk to the fitness room, mail room, package pickup, and study rooms **Parking** Parking available for an additional fee Spots are right outside / very close to the un...

***\[Hotels\]*** * In Tokyo - **Karaksa Hotel Premier Tokyo Ginza**: 9 out of 10. We booked a Superior Double Room. We were kindly greeted by the front desk staff on the second floor (you have to take the elevator from the first floor entrance to the second floor for the lobby). The room was clean, and our bed (a king bed) was wide and comfortable. It wasn't the most spacious room (there wasn't much space/room for our luggage), but I'm pretty sure the room size was average to above average for Tokyo. The shower water pressure and temperature were good. The bathtub was good, too. Housekeeping was solid, though we had one instance in which we were somewhat passive-aggressively ...