Fahrenheyt
Fahrenheyt t1_j5ssfnz wrote
Reply to comment by Fahrenheyt in How do you read non fiction books? by Retep_Rup
Sorry I kind of rambled, I guess my point would be : take short breaks and during those breaks try to think about you just read and what the author wanted to convey, and also don't bore yourself out :) !
Fahrenheyt t1_j5ssbqz wrote
Reply to How do you read non fiction books? by Retep_Rup
When reading non-fiction I treat it as if i'm sitting in a college class and the author is giving me a lecture on something, except I take a lot of pauses to digest, otherwise I find that I just keep going without integrating much. I have to stop every ten pages or so to grab some water or change music or w/e. It's only for a couple of minutes but it helps me a lot to think about what i just read and kind of keep it fresh in my head, and eventually it just registers haha (Note that most non-fiction I read is either research or history books)
Fahrenheyt t1_j564586 wrote
Reply to LPT Request — how to entertain guests? by [deleted]
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Dinner parties with themes: Make your own pizza night, Make your own burger/taco night, etc. It keeps people busy and always have something to do. Make your own cocktail/mocktail is generally a safe bet as well (you can run it simultaneously with another one, but there will be a lot of cleaning up from my experience)
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Poker night/Board game night: self explanatory, sort of a pretty chill night with food ordered and some wine
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Movie night/Binge-watching night: watch a documentary, murder mystery, bingewatch a show etc. The one we've had most success with with my roomates and their friends were things like Tiger king, Bachelor Monday, and some other retro show (i think The wire iirc)
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Sunday morning brunch: Everyone brings a little something and you get together and eat brunch homemade. Had a lot of success with these ones because at the time everyone fucking loved brunch lol.
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Backyard BBQ, or backyard party just basically get together and throw things on the barbecue and chill in the backyard, super fun on sunny days with cold drinks and music
I think this is pretty much what we did during my student years with my roomates, we also had a pretty big house with lots of room and a backyard, we were 5 dudes with different circles of friends and we managed to by the end have everyone become friends with pretty much everyone, cool memories and friendships that last till today !
Fahrenheyt t1_j4rfs1p wrote
The return of big head waltuh. Nicee
Fahrenheyt t1_j6gw6pq wrote
Reply to [not requesting recommendations] Which books are you currently reading, and what about it captivates you? by [deleted]
I finished reading "A Phoenix first must burn", and wanted something different, someone on reddit mentionned it so i'm reading Tower of God it's a korean webtoon, I don't know if it counts as "reading" but i'm enjoying it, i'm 400 chapters in and read all of them in like a week. Absolutely crazy world building and character development, first time reading something like this and I like it