Tea Talks

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5 hours ago, ComanderZhabikKlavik said:

Yesterday I learned about an interesting book

Oh, that's a great book! True classic. Was first published in 1948 but still seems helpful to me.

Share your opinion on it here with us later, please ^w^

Edited October 22, 2024 by Creepy Scribbles

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Good time of the day, ponies. How is it going?

I'm melting of stress so found some time to walk to a new cafe where I have never been before just to walk my legs.

UPD: this tea is kind of magical indeed. Suddenly I feel so peaceful ^•^

Edited October 24, 2024 by Creepy Scribbles

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Oh, it have been some time since I was on the forum ^•^

I'm here for a moment to check how you all are doing. 

And I'm afraid I have to disappear again for a while. Don't miss me too much 

 

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Pine needle tea next to a jar of honey.

I recently had to go to technical school for assignments, I was a little nervous, so I started doing a workout, after the workout I did Wim Hof's breathing exercise, but I was still nervous, so I took an ice bath. I spent 1 minute in the ice bath and even dove under water for a few seconds. After that, I calmed down. This is how I overcame my nervousness.

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea made from Siberian fir needles and ginger.

I'm thinking now how can I manage to do the necessary things? I have little time, but a lot of things to do, I don't have time to do everything. I'm too lazy to do some things.

[Ice Princess Silky <3 14,196]

I'm just gonna post this picture here so that I do not get scolded for not posting a cup of tea. 

My day has been okay. Thanks for checking in @Blizzard Wizard. Thinking on things that need to get done. 

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Aww, it's so crowded here and everypony is full of business vibes ^•^ I love it

@ComanderZhabikKlavik, I'm 100% sure you aren't lazy. Just sometimes we are pushing ourselves too hard and have no energy to continue, eventually. You can try to rearrange priority of your tasks.

First you do urgent things, then important. 

Also check what things you could postpone for later or decline at all to free some resources for now. Life is too short to do everything. One wise pony once taught me: "don't waste time for unimportant things and important will come"

P.S. your beverages are always the most creative here ^•^

30 minutes ago, Ice Princess Silky &lt;3 said:

Thanks for checking in @Blizzard Wizard

@Ice Princess Silky <3, OMG, you caught me right in moment of snooping here! 

Tea vigilante Crypty is at your service 

I love your mug ^•^ Also I thought you're connecting to the internet through the Orb.  

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@ComanderZhabikKlavik @Ice Princess Silky <3

Here's the planning song "Checklist" for both of you. I just love it ^•^

Talking about me, today it's the first day of my vacation but seems I have to work twice harder. Lol, don't ask 

Have a nice morning/evening ponies!

 

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea with needles from Siberian fir and ginger.

I have read the entire book by Dale Carnegie and it is an amazing book. Shortly before I started reading this book I had already started to apply one piece of advice that helped me very well. This advice is to live in the compartment of today. I wrote down the rest of the advice from the book in a notebook. Now I need to start applying the rest of the advice. This book helped me and I am glad that I read it! @Blizzard Wizard Thank you for mentioning this book on the forum. Now I have started reading the next book by Dale Carnegie how to win friends and influence people.

I learned about another interesting book The Swordless Samurai and I would like to read it. And I would also like to read David Goggins' book Never Finished. I read David Goggins' book Can't Hurt Me a year ago and it's amazing. That's why I want to read his second book. I tried to download the book from the Internet, but I haven't found a site where I can do this yet.

I sometimes read several books at once and right now I'm reading one of the warrior cats books. Has anyone read warrior cats? How do you like it? I really like warrior cats! 

Edited December 14, 2024 by ComanderZhabikKlavik

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@ComanderZhabikKlavik I'm really happy you found the book useful 

10 hours ago, ComanderZhabikKlavik said:

I learned about another interesting book The Swordless Samurai and I would like to read it. And I would also like to read David Goggins' book Never Finished. I read David Goggins' book Can't Hurt Me a year ago and it's amazing.

Thank you for sharing. I added all 3 books to my list to study them later 

P.S. I'm sorry ponies, I have no tea to share lately. All the time on the go, mostly drinking coffee.

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Hello, ponies. Last couple months were intense for me so I had no any chance to slow down and have a quality moment inhaling smell of freshly brewed sencha. 

Sometimes life can be a crazy stream of pure chaos throwing you up and down. But even in such moments you can catch a moment of perfect ballance.

Enjoy your day, ponies.  

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea made from Siberian fir needles and ginger.

Watching my favorite TV show with Fluttershy plush

Hi everyone! I am thinking about what to do when the holidays start (tomorrow is my last working day and the holidays will start). Should I rest or do my tasks? I have more free time on holidays and I will be able to do more. Maybe I should do some tasks and rest. That is why I almost never ask for advice and almost never ask for help because when I start thinking about problems I come up with a solution to them myself.

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@ComanderZhabikKlavik, you could start your holidays from planning, what things you would like to do, both business and relaxing. Then, at the very end of vacation,  you could analyse what you actually achieved and how well you rested. This experiment can give you understanding of limits of your productivity, and maybe even some unexpected conclusions. ^•^ Have fun!

21 hours ago, ComanderZhabikKlavik said:

That is why I almost never ask for advice and almost never ask for help because when I start thinking about problems I come up with a solution to them myself.

So why do you ask now if you always can find solution by yourself? ^w^

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea made from Siberian fir needles and ginger.

 

On 2024-12-28 at 8:44 PM, Bizarre Wizard said:

@ComanderZhabikKlavikSo why do you ask now if you always can find solution by yourself? ^w^

While I was typing the message I didn't know the answer to my question, but then I thought of it. I decided not to delete the message, because otherwise I would have nothing to write.

Now I'm thinking about which book I should read from those I recently bought.

I recently decided to talk a little bit with the AI character Fluttershy. Now I'm thinking about deleting the chat with her. I just wanted to talk, but the conversation is going the wrong way. I'll talk to her again and see where it leads. If any heresy starts, I will delete the chat right away. 

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea made from Siberian fir needles and ginger.

I started blogging on Facebook. I published my goals there and send a report on the work done, what tasks and goals I have completed. I think this will help me develop discipline and self-control. I saw in the Telegram channel how one person does the same and it helps him, he also has a YouTube channel which I watch.

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea made from Siberian fir needles and ginger and Tula gingerbread. 

I bought some programming books and am currently studying them. I wonder how long it will take me to learn web development? I think it depends on how much time I devote to it and how often I study it.

Today I installed VirtualBox on my PC and loaded Kali Linux there. This operating system looks interesting, maybe I will switch from Windows to Linux. Kali Linux has many interesting tools and I would like to study them all.

The job I'm working at now is causing me a lot of stress, I can only leave this job when I finish technical school. I still have about a year and a half to spend at this job. When I leave this job I swear (even though the oath means nothing to me) that I will never work in a factory again, I hate this place! 

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@ComanderZhabikKlavik It's nice to know that you have a plan ^•^ What books did you buy?

I think, after a year of learning you could be able to do some real web development job.

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Currant leaf tea.

 

19 hours ago, Crypty Scribbles said:

@ComanderZhabikKlavik It's nice to know that you have a plan ^•^ What books did you buy?

I think, after a year of learning you could be able to do some real web development job.

 

I bought these books on web development: 

Jon Duckett HTML and CSS;  Jon Duckett PHP and MYSQL;  JavaScript from Beginner to Professional: Learn JavaScript quickly by building fun, interactive, and dynamic web apps, games, and pages by Laurence Lars Svekis, Maaike van Putten, Rob Percival;  "Web in Practice CSS, HTML, JavaScript, MYSQL, PHP for Full-Stack Developers".

And some other books on a slightly different topic:

Ethical Hacking: A Hands-on Introduction to Breaking In by Daniel G. Graham," Web Server Through the Eyes of a Hacker" book by Mikhail Flenov, "Hacking on examples of vulnerability, hacking, protection" book by Yaroshenko, "Hacking Web Servers" book by Yaroshenko, Dubravin; "Linux Complete Guide to Operation and Administration" book by Kolisnichenko; "Linux Through the Eyes of a Hacker" book by Mikhail Flenov; "Kali Linux in Action: Information Systems Security Audit" book by Nikita Skabtsov.

If you are interested, here are some photos of the books.

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I looked a little at the book "Linux Complete Guide to Operation and Administration" by Kolisnichenko and it seems to me that perhaps I bought it in vain because it says about Astra Linux, and I have Kali Linux installed on my virtual machine.

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Oh, 11 books. That's a lot! I wish you to find free time to read them all an learn something useful ^•^

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On 2025-01-15 at 10:36 PM, ComanderZhabikKlavik said:

Currant leaf tea.

 

 

I bought these books on web development: 

Jon Duckett HTML and CSS;  Jon Duckett PHP and MYSQL;  JavaScript from Beginner to Professional: Learn JavaScript quickly by building fun, interactive, and dynamic web apps, games, and pages by Laurence Lars Svekis, Maaike van Putten, Rob Percival;  "Web in Practice CSS, HTML, JavaScript, MYSQL, PHP for Full-Stack Developers".

And some other books on a slightly different topic:

Ethical Hacking: A Hands-on Introduction to Breaking In by Daniel G. Graham," Web Server Through the Eyes of a Hacker" book by Mikhail Flenov, "Hacking on examples of vulnerability, hacking, protection" book by Yaroshenko, "Hacking Web Servers" book by Yaroshenko, Dubravin; "Linux Complete Guide to Operation and Administration" book by Kolisnichenko; "Linux Through the Eyes of a Hacker" book by Mikhail Flenov; "Kali Linux in Action: Information Systems Security Audit" book by Nikita Skabtsov.

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I looked a little at the book "Linux Complete Guide to Operation and Administration" by Kolisnichenko and it seems to me that perhaps I bought it in vain because it says about Astra Linux, and I have Kali Linux installed on my virtual machine.

so many books, i study Robotics and Automatics at my University but i lost the love for it cause of the huge amount of electronics lesson and so less on the virtual and coding stuff.i started buying books on philosophy and classics like the The Prince by Machiavelli

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Melissa tea and orange pie.

Started reading fanfics. Now I can't get enough sleep because I go to bed too late because of reading. I wonder if I should continue reading fanfics or not. I don't know, I read so much today that I can't think and my head hurts.

After reading fan fiction and lack of sleep, I'm in an inadequate state.

Edited January 22 by ComanderZhabikKlavik

[FairyFire 9]

i think thats more of a cake then a pie no? also i love tea too my favorite is chamomile tea , instead of fanfics i love reading chinese wuxia or xianxia novels online, recently im reading one about a buddhist monk

Love this silly cup of tea i bought

[Ice Princess Silky <3 14,196]

5 minutes ago, FairyFire said:

i think thats more of a cake then a pie no? also i love tea too my favorite is chamomile tea , instead of fanfics i love reading chinese wuxia or xianxia novels online, recently im reading one about a buddhist monk

Love this silly cup of tea i bought

I really love the shape of the rim!

[FairyFire 9]

mee tooo, i love weird shapes on stuff

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On 2025-01-24 at 5:54 AM, FairyFire said:

i think thats more of a cake then a pie no? also i love tea too my favorite is chamomile tea , instead of fanfics i love reading chinese wuxia or xianxia novels online, recently im reading one about a buddhist monk

Love this silly cup of tea i bought

I love the cup. It encourages to seek beauty in imperfection. ^•^

Edited January 26 by Crypty Scribbles

[ComanderZhabikKlavik 3,259]

Tea with Siberian fir and ginger. Two sandwiches with cherry jam.

I haven't eaten jam for a long time. I finished reading fanfics and I'm happy and not happy at the same time. I won't read at night again and it will be easier for me to get a good night's sleep, but the problem is that it's always hard for me to part with the characters after the fanfic is over, so I don't read fanfics often.