And I'm no exception to that. Finding lessons and meanings in everything does get tiring after awhile. Make sure you're taking breaks with that, too.

   The great part about a break is it demands a reset and rejuvenation. I wonder what's in store..?

   The Life Aquatic, a fantastic retelling of a modern day Moby Dick, is a silly-yet-deep movie. You can watch it superficially and enjoy the insane plot line and surreal beauty or delve into the 'slice of life' wisdoms and growth of a story about revenge and cost. (Image source Egor Kamelev on Pexels)

   I'm not really a completionist, but I do have a problem with perfection. And boy, did it mess with me in Two Point Hospital.

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   YouTubers are often regarded as second-rate entertainers, mostly because they're just average people that lucked into a bunch of followers.

   But sometimes one comes around that's more than what they seem...
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   Watching the movie was entertaining, yet it left me with thoughts I cannot (but want to) ignore. Movies do that sometimes, as part of the cinematic art.
  
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   I keep trying to figure out where I'm going wrong. I mean, I know I've got problems managing a budget, but there should be a certain point where the hospital makes money. I mean, cures are expensive.

   And then I completed one of the special opportunities that sent 6 patients to my ward. It suddenly all makes sense.
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   To break up the monotony of TPH, I'm going to feature a post written by a good friend of mine about a game he's playing.

   If you want to have an article of yours posted here, contact me and I'll read over it to see if it fits the theme!  (Image source kai Stachowiak)

   Balancing income and expenses is a part of every adult's life. The adult fantasy of reliving childhood years is at least in part to escape this mathematical beast. And yet money finds its way into nearly all games.
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   You can only focus on one thing at a time, but you can start a bunch of things nearly simultaneously.

   Let's see what happens.
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   Months away from another bankruptcy, I got some really helpful advice- as well as some worthwhile insight to life in general.