JayJLeas

Haha, yeah. I read once that pineapple juice is better for colds than orange juice. No idea if it's actually true so I hedge my bets by having both.

Hot showers (for steam), spicy food, pine-orange juice.

We tried the app (called Queue), it pairs pretty easily with your friend but you have to make an account to use it. The app asks for the streaming platforms you have but still suggests movies that aren't on the services, so I guess in that regard it was a bit of a dud. 3/10, good idea, clean layout, needs a lot of work.

I'm not sure about movies, we'll probably try out this new movie selector app that one of them found that syncs your selections to choose something you both want to see.
For board games I was thinking Betrayal at House on the Hill and maybe Sheriff of Nottingham, Clacks, and whatever they bring. Maybe some card games, too. Oh, maybe Cards Against Humanity too, since I don't get to play it much.
I'm gonna make cookies for snacks and bulgogi for lunch, it's gonna be great.

I'm seeing my best friends this weekend, I'm pretty stoked about that. We're gonna play board games and watch movies and chat. I don't get to see them very often, it's honestly been months and I've been spiralling into a really bad depression, but I'm really excited.

I went to a Christian school in Australia. We watched:

• The Mask
• Rabbit-Proof Fence
• One Night the Moon
• Cool Runnings

I don't remember any others but there's probably more.

I have an instrumental playlist for this because lyrics distract me.

I became best friends with my ex after we broke up and we lived together for years.

Nothing over PG (and sometimes it even that) and only allowed to play 1 hour a day at most.

Get a job
Move somewhere far away with my partner
Start T
Go low contact with my family
Be happy
Make friends
Add to my tattoo sleeve

Nando's' double cheese and bacon burger with added pineapple and hot basting

Haha, apparently the original saying is "Home, James, and don't spare the horses". My mum told me it's because a lot of carriage drivers were called James, and don't spare the horses means to be quick about it. I don't know if your parents said it differently because it amused them that way or some other reason, but I suppose the idea is there's no time to feed the horses since we're in a hurry.