Try going barefoot as much as possible. I was having a lot of foot pain, doc said it was plantar fasciitis. Special shoes, orthopedics, still had the pain. When I started working from home, I stopped wearing shoes most of the time. Foot problems went away in about 3 months. I know not everyone can go barefoot all day like I do, but try more time out of your shoes.
No, no, going barefoot exacerbates my particular foot problems. Believe me, I've been living with this about six years -- I've tried a bunch of things and a bunch of doctors. I've developed a "set of rules" to avoid foot pain, and as long as I follow them, I'm good.
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Evidently someone doesn't listen to ZZ Top...
I love ZZ Top; however, I also love my prescription sunglasses. No more choosing between good vision and comfort as I drive. I've been wearing the same pair since 2007 (I've replaced my everyday prescription twice, and it's probably time for a new pair of sunglasses).
I spent $10 on my phone case off of amazon. Seems like a worthy investment to help a $600 phone last 4+ years.
I agree. Some phone cases are just decorative, and I don't see the point in them; however, the heavier-quality cases that provide some protection from a fall are cheap insurance. I'm not tough on my phone, but it only takes one slip to ruin an expensive phone.
Movie theater snacks
That's why they make big purses.
Paper towels, paper napkins, paper plates, paper/plastic cups, disposable flatware.
WHY? Why would I pay money to throw stuff away?
Serious question: Without paper towels, how do you drain bacon?