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Lists of tips and tricks that will help you become a better you; hack your way to an ultimate work, home and social life.
6 Things to help you relax and keep calm
6 Things to help you relax and keep calm 1. Read and Tea. Coming home after a long day at work can leave you completely exhausting. However some including myself still need time to wind down and relax. Make yourself that nice cup of herbal tea , pick up your favorite novel and sit back and enjoy. Take some time for you. To take it one step further grab a fuzzy blanket and curl up in your comfy chair. Come one admit it we all have that one chair that we just love! Nothing like a hot cuppa tea and a novel to drift into a couple hours of pure relaxation.
By Kailee Harrington6 years ago in Lifehack
Tattoo FAQ
As someone who has a good amount of tattoos, I get a lot of questions. There are some that I got a lot. And I really do mean a lot. I don’t always mind answering these questions, but it can get a little annoying at times. I’m sure my tattooed brethren can agree to that. So I have some of my own forever answers to some of those frequently asked tattoo questions.
By Micah James6 years ago in Lifehack
5 Hacks For A Smoother, Cleaner Shave
If you shave on a regular basis, you might think you know everything you need to about getting a close, smooth shave that leave you looking your best. However, if you've been shaving the same way for a dozen years, you might want to take a closer look at how you're doing it. Because if you're like me (and most folks I talk to), there's a chance you're still doing things the hard way.
By Neal Litherland6 years ago in Lifehack
Making the Most out of Apartment Living
I just moved into a new apartment and immediately felt overwhelmed. My old apartment was a 600 sq foot, one bedroom apartment. It was fine when it was just me. Then I got a dog and it immediately felt too small. There were times that I felt bad for my dog because she did not have room to run or play.
By Marissa Hall6 years ago in Lifehack
8 Worthy Home Based Activities To Do During The Coronavirus/In Self Isolation
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced many of us (even essential workers to a degree, on their days off) into a long-term pause, and as the image implies: to be more creative. The world as we know it has changed. There are (no doubt) people who are enjoying this change, while others are sad and anxious - with mental health also taking prominence.
By Justine Crowley6 years ago in Lifehack
things you can do being in quarantine
since we all are in quarantine i decided to make a list of all the things you can do at home to kill time. 1: painting needs: -paint (acrylic/water paints/oil paint/aquarel, you can use it all) -brushes -something to paint on ( canvas, paper, wall, whatever is easiest for you) -water (to clean)
By Fleur Aalsma6 years ago in Lifehack
Twenty Reasons To Smell Babies That Aren't Creepy
I am so sick and gosh dang tired of people criticizing Joe Biden for liking the way people smell. I mean, don't we spray ourselves with colognes, perfumes, body sprays and all sorts of other stuff in order to smell good? Don't we wear deodorant and shower? I thought people were trying to smell good, but I guess we want to smell good but not be smelled? Or maybe that's just when Joe Biden does the smelling?
By Regular Person6 years ago in Lifehack
Lockdown Activities for Curing Boredom
Depending on where you are located, there is a good chance that you have been told to stay at home in an attempt at preventing the COVID-19 virus from spreading further. While this is something of an inconvenience, it is something that we must all do our best to get through in the hope of preventing others from catching it.
By Michael Pearson6 years ago in Lifehack
Some Words Used in the UK and the US with Slightly or Very or Dangerously Different Meanings
“The British and the Americans are two great peoples divided by a common tongue,” said George Bernard Shaw, maybe. But whether or not he said it, it’s definitely right. We use a lot of the same words — but that doesn’t equate to their meaning the same thing. With a little help from Lynne Murphy’s excellent blog to jog my brain as to differences I’ve noticed as a Brit in the US, here are some phrases to pay attention to when you’re speaking to somebody from the other side of the Pond.
By Claire Amy Handscombe6 years ago in Lifehack
