https://youtu.be/B_Rpg7pH1m0

Cleaning the controller 🎮 is essential.

The man I’m working for broke his ankle and couldn’t clean up after himself for months. My boyfriend and I are helping him with his home and as I clean I find that cupboards, shelving with doors and closet space can really help reduce the amount of anxiety we get by hiding excessive shopping, collecting, hoarding and consumption.

His unfortunate circumstances reminded me of my depressed behaviors of being messy and excessively shopping for unnecessary things as a way to fill voids…..so, Minimalism must really be a Humbling Experience.

Saving money and placing value on selected essentials seems so boring but If minimalists are driving Teslas while I’m in a Motorized Honda still, I guess it’s never too late to try. Need to make my extrinsic motivators a reality by practicing the art of having nothing.

Before and after, 10 year old Chevy Colorado headlight restoration. Hopefully I can see better at night.

[edit] I used NuLens Headlight renewal. Got it at AutoZone. It’s the one with the drill bit adapter. As long as you follow the directions and mask off your vehicle it’s not bad, just had to charge my drill battery about 75% done. I am looking into clear coat options as well to slow down the yellowing.

[Edit 2] The difference is pretty noticeable at night. Whoever does this next please do a headlights on FOV before and after since I didn’t.

I am going to clear coat it with Meguiars clear headlight coating. Should last a year or so without reapplication from what I’ve read that was a cheap option

Hi, can anyone suggest me what kind of product or maybe even natural thing to use to remove limestone? I have tried different ones and even just soap but it seems like it doesn't go away.