I too will be as happy and carefree as Kirby in the clouds someday

for me it’s the millions and billions of teeny tiny critters living in every pillow, plushie and carpet I own, without them even paying rent!!

hmm interessant… die Möglichkeit, Posts Sprachen zuzuordnen, scheint es bei Boost wohl nicht zu geben (ich greife hauptsächlich über das Handy auf Lemmy zu), aber ich werde mich nochmal genauer umschauen oder ansonsten halt über den Browser posten. Auf jeden Fall vielen Dank schonmal für den Hinweis, das kannte ich noch nicht!

I am absolutely interested!

Ich kann vermutlich noch nicht so viel beitragen, aber ich stolper immer mal wieder über kleine deutsche Lokalvereine zum Thema Nachhaltigkeit, die in einer englischsprachigen Community einfach keinen Platz haben, also wäre ich definitiv interessiert :)

School is going to start in 2 weeks.

Do you have any recommendations for me? I’d love to expand my playlist with more songs - I usually get my recommendations from Spotify or YouTube, but personal recommendations are much more valuable :)

I am not a crocodile; therefore, this sign is not for me

A few years ago, I found the music genre Math rock (especially instrumentals) which has been phenomenal for whenever I have to be productive, since my brain is hyped and busy enough to not bother me with thoughts, but not too busy to be completely distracted. I swear it’s like handing my toddler brain a tablet just to have a few minutes of uninterrupted time to be able to do some Adult Things like writing emails and uni stuff.

if someone is interested, I can drop the link to my Math rock playlist on Spotify

Edit: Here you go, a link for my little playlist with mainly Math rock tracks (aptly called “Traubenzucker”, which is German for “dextrose” lol): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/30EWXxsm8mj2exYlne10Dw?si=D6kBAFemQe2BKiL9WWCPJQ&pt=f6f1836c5d7b6182ea91098653b5b127&pi=iC_J-yz6RrOie

I think this link only works for a week, so if the link is invalid, just send me a message and I’ll send you a new one :)

If I remember correctly, words that are basically linguistic cousins are called cognates