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At least one cat 6 ethernet in each room. Multiple outlets in any media room. One of my old houses had speaker jacks in each corner of the room which was a godsend when setting up surround sound for a home cinema setup.

Here’s a Piped link to the video in the article:

https://piped.video/watch?v=83ShvgtyFAg

Puttanesca or risotto. Both relatively easy to make, tale about 40 mins and are delicious!

I just do a moustache as my beard doesn’t grow very thick.

Listen, really listen to them. Put yourself in their position and really empathise with them. Remember and reaffirm regularly that you are a team and that you both have the others interests at heart, you should be one unit against the world.

If you get mad or argue, apologise, it doesn’t matter who is right, you’re apologising for upsetting them.

Do things together, and separately, share your experiences.

Try and eat facing each other when you can, with all the screens around it can really be easy to forget that face to face contact.

Never go to sleep with unresolved issues, don’t be afraid to be honest about why you are upset, and make them feel comfortable doing the same.

A lot less than I would like. My best friends maybe once a month or two, other friends once or twice a year. In my twenties we would all see each other a few times a week. People have moved to different cities, had families or are generally to tired from work or have lots of commitments. Also, covid really fucked the routine of seeing friends often. It definitely made me more reclusive.

This is why I try to make every moment special with them and give them the happiest life possible. It doesn’t make it hurt less, but you can know that you made one souls life as perfect as possible and you loved them with all your heart.

Nice try robots! I’m not helping you learn how to fool us humans.

Aha! Thank you!

Accurate

I’m guessing imgur was the wrong choice…