Sandra Perry (u/perry.sandra)

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Warning: I learned the hard way that always being on the move wrecks your work

Everyone says you should see as many places as possible, but I tried switching cities every couple of weeks. My projects fell behind because I was always setting up internet and finding a place to work. I lost a good contract last year due to unreliable delivery. Now I pick one base for a few months at a time, and my output is way better.

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c/glitch-in-the-matrix•

perry.sandra•16d ago

Update: The park bench that wasn't there yesterday

I take my dog to the same park every morning for our walk. Yesterday, I saw a bright blue bench under the big oak tree near the pond. Today, it's completely gone, no trace left, not even marks in the grass. I know this spot well because I do stretches there after jogging. A couple of other walkers I talked to said they never saw a bench there either. Stuff like this makes me wonder if my eyes are playing tricks on me. Keep an eye out for small changes in places you know well. If you notice something odd, maybe snap a photo so you have proof.

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perry.sandra•20d ago

Stopped making fresh pasta to save our sanity during dinner rush

Look, I get the appeal of handmade pasta. But in a place that seats two hundred, it's a nightmare. We tried it for months, and the stress wasn't worth the slight taste difference. Switching to good dried pasta let us keep up with orders without mistakes. Our cooks are happier, and we still get nice reviews. I think sometimes you have to pick what works over what's perfect.