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if you buy some superglue and a pack of (strong) magnets you can make almost anything of a certain size into a magnet for your fridge! I don’t really like pins because idk what to do with them and have discovered just gluing a magnet to the back of them and putting them on my fridge! I had this epiphany while making clay magnets—an idea my friend had for a party at her house.
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Jun 19, 2024
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Might I recommend getting clip magnets so you can clip up letters or notes you have to remember or bills you have to pay. A cool candy wrapper. Some business cards you’ll most likely never look at but have pretty logos. old photos of distant relatives. Or ones you didn’t get to meet but you were holding the photograph for your mom and then decided to keep it. Postcards. Drawings from friends. polaroids with friends
Feb 2, 2025
polaroids, photobooth strips, fun magnets, handwritten notes, anything i can stick up there and be reminded of the things i love
Jan 4, 2025
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I’ve compiled a couple:
- qpdf for renumbering pages (like when the first 10 pages are in the preface and are numbered i, ii, iii, etc.). You have to know how to use a terminal for this one.
- Briss for splitting facing pages (like in a scanned book)
Feb 10, 2025
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Sometimes I see a temperature that could really mean anything (like 50F could be sweater weather or coat weather) and I’ve found that seeing what people on the sidewalk are wearing is a good indication of how it feels outside! I know that there are only so many factors that go into perceived temperature (humidity, cloud coverage, wind, precipitation), but sometimes it’s still really hard for me to tell!
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