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2·2 days agoThat’s good to know too, thank you!
6·3 days agoMorning:
- Snooze my alarm at least 3 times.
- Finally wake up, check for notifications and end up scrolling for 15 minutes.
- try to get out of bed but instead snuggle my dog for as long as possible or until she needs to be let outside.
- drink whatever water I have leftover on my bedside table
- get up finally, pee, brush my teeth, wash my face, put on deodorant, do my hair & get dressed
- make a coffee
- leave for work. (If I don’t work, skip steps one and two, and postpone some of step 4 for later)
Evening:
- pour a glass of water for the middle of the night when I get thirsty.
- let the dog out to pee.
- go pee, brush my teeth, wash my face, get undressed.
- grab a handful of kibbles and give my dog brushes while giving her snacks.
- put in lip balm and hand lotion.
- play all the wordle games before midnight
- scroll for a while until I decide I’m tired.
- turn off the light.
- put on an audiobook for 15 minutes and hope I’m asleep before then.
2·4 days agoDid you install on the phone you use daily? Did you need to backup anything besides photos and contacts, and what did you do for backup?
I’m still a little intimidated by the whole transfer process
2·4 days agoI absolutely adore Anne of Green Gables by L. M. Montgomery and Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.
As an aside, I tried so hard to read Crime and Punishment(twice), but I don’t think I ever finished it. Or if I did I can’t remember the ending. Maybe I had a bad translation, or maybe I have a short attention span, I don’t know…
(Sorry for the edit, I hit send before I was done typing)
I want to try it on my pixel 6A but I’ve never done anything like that, so I’m hesitant…
Seeing the positive reviews on this post gives me a little more confidence though!
You’re welcome!! I am hopeful too.
It looks very similar to the Google system. Did you find it easy and intuitive to switch over?
Just tested it out, and I can see it in light mode but dark mode is still very difficult to see, no matter which combination of dark mode settings I use.