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Who do you spend the most time with?

Who do I spend the most time with? That’d be my wifehands down. But before you start picturing candlelit dinners and sweet nothings, let me set the record straight: it’s not all romance and roses. Our time together is a lively mix of spirited debates, negotiations that could rival a boardroom, and yes, the occasional hair-pulling, teeth-grinding moment. Marriage, right? It’s a beautiful chaos of compromise, understanding, and finding common ground. When I’m not navigating the adventure of married life, you’ll find me glued to my computer. Hours fly by as I scroll, browse, and chatdon’t worry, it’s all work-related! Years ago, I hooked my laptop up to a large monitor, and let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer. At 56, I’m still squinting at tiny fonts without glasses, thanks to that setup. Eye strain? Not on my watch. So, there you have itmy time is split (maybe not… Who do you spend the most time with?

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If you had to change your name,what would your new name be?

Ever thought about changing your name, email, or social media handle? Sounds simple, right? Think again. In today’s hyper-connected world, updating your identity is like trying to herd cats while riding a unicycle. It’s a logistical nightmare, and I’m here to tell you why I’m sticking with my current name, thank you very much. Changing your name or online ID isn’t just a matter of picking something new and calling it a day. It’s a cascade of updates across platforms, accounts, and legal documents. Your email, social media, bank accounts, subscriptionseverything needs to be synced. Miss one, and you’re that person who’s still getting emails addressed to “CoolDude99” from a decade ago. The sheer effort of notifying every platform, friend, and colleague is enough to make you reconsider. Then there’s the paperwork. Updating legal documentspassports, driver’s licenses, bank accountsfeels like a part-time job. Each institution has its own process, forms,… If you had to change your name,what would your new name be?

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Describe your dream chocolate bar.

At 56, my wallet isn’t the only thing keeping me from my favorite chocolate bar. My family geneslaced with generous helpings of diabetes, high cholesterol, and fatty liverhave put a strict “no indulgence” sign on my cravings. But that doesn’t stop my mind from wandering to those decadent treats now and then. You know the kind: studded with crunchy nuts on top, hiding a gooey, melt-in-your-mouth center. The ones that start with a satisfying snap and end with you fishing bits from your teeth for hours. Pure bliss. Chocolates are time machines. One bite, and I’m a kid againcarefree, with no bills, no doctor’s appointments, just the joy of sneaking an extra piece from the pantry. Those creamy, nutty bars were my childhood heroes, each bite a tiny rebellion against bedtime or chores. Of course, the world now offers “healthy” chocolates for folks like me. I tried one oncea dark,… Describe your dream chocolate bar.