At the same time, take with a huge grain of salt any feedback from people who have nothing positive to say about anything in the first place. These are the blameseekers.

Be wary of teachers who don't accept constructive feedback. These are the ones who focus on a teacher being an authoritarian figure. If the class isn't learning, it's the students' fault.

Just realized if I find myself answering someone's stupid question (at work or community) and I can't be snarky about it, I add a passive-aggressive "I hope that makes things clear."

TIL it costs $10-30K to book Lea Salonga for a wedding reception. Daamn.

@scottyorange You knead me.

I wish I could work closer to home, but the provincial rate rule prevents me. Thankful for hybrid work setups.

Working onsite once a week makes me realize I miss the outdoors at sunrise. When I work from home, since clock in is at 6am, sunrise is spent already hunched over my workstation. And as for weekends, that's when I sleep in. If only road bottlenecks on the commute didn't require me to leave the house before dawn.

Replying "I am done with this" in chat to tasks that are requested to be done low-key feels like rage quitting. LoL

Another #proofreadingpetpeeve #contentmoderately Presentation requester asking to make the image "movable" when they mean "animated".

#proofreadingpetpeeve #contentmoderately "Part 1: The Iliad" is different from "The Iliad Part 1". Just saw someone use "Part 1: Basic Skills" and "Part 2: Basic Skills".

Senators that are butthurt snowflakes, in denial of the true state of things.

https://www.msn.com/en-ph/entertainment/entertainmentnews/mtrcb-issues-an-official-statement-on-holding-off-the-cinema-exhibition-of-gerard-butler-s-film-plane/ar-AA17zlMo