source Who is ready for the most bias review in the world? :heheheheh: Okay in all seriousness I genuinely don't know how to review this objectively because Bioshock is one of my favourite things in the

I have a good system that works and gives results and today if I simply follow it without worrying about optimising further, I will be able to get the results I want in my desired timeline. As the systems

source Really enjoyed this book. It is set in the Sunset District of SF and follows the story of a naïve young guy, Shelley, from China who comes to the US hoping to strike it rich as a poet and impress

source I liked how it’s written starting as fun facts about his childhood etc. It makes it very unsettling cuz you know something bad is going to happen and you’re on edge waiting for it and it happens.

source This is one of those books that just sits heavy in your chest long after you close it. And not because it’s dramatic or trying to emotionally manipulate you but like it's tender and so painfully

I'll be adjusting my routine again cuz I'm learning a new language and working on my diet and physical activity. I'm gonna take the weekend off, carefully forge a daytime routine. I try to complete all

source So when this is written it would've been absolutely revolutionary, and I'm not surprised that Forster was reluctant to publish it during his lifetime considering what happened to Oscar Wilde (who

source I'm reading so many great debut books these last few months, it's really doing wonders for my mental health lmao I picked this up as a new arrival on Libby on a whim and certainly did not regret

Week 7 Reflection Score: 51.36% What went right? My morning routines are a lot more stable. I’ve established a good balance with that I’m been drinking a lot more. Mostly due to the heatwave here as it’s

source WOW! This is my first time reading a Superman comic in full, and man was this one the best introduction to the mythos yet! For those unaware, this is an adaptation of an episode of the radio serial

source Summary spoilered just because this is actually a sequel book that rides very much on the events that happened in the last book! I'm planning on finishing this series because it actually fits into

source I loved that this book subverts a lot of expectations and often ignores the low-hanging fruit that can be found in books like these. This is a wonderfully authentic book in every sense of the word

I struggle to see my own progress while I’m in the midst of it. But now I can firmly say that I have become better. In terms of my exercise, I have been consistent with the exception of last week as I’ve

source So, this book had a lot to say but I'm not sure that I enjoyed it. I guess the point of the story is that yes, everyone is ultimately a hypocrite. I thought having the play explore the relationship

source This really does feel like two books that were interwoven together - all I will say is that one story is massively better than the other in nearly every way: a much more interesting plot, more

source Ok so I stayed up until like 1:30am finishing this and now I’ve slept on it, I’m ready to share some rambling thoughts. this started off ok for me. Yes, it’s the same premise as home before dark,

I could eat whatever I wanted and never had to worry about weight gain (or rather, I had to actively try to gain weight because I was under pretty much my whole childhood/early adulthood). Now that I’m

source I finished this yesterday (my friend told me the best way to enjoy it was to read it in one session, so I tried to do that) and while it's not my favourite read, I do think it provides a different

Week 2 Reflection Score: 33/35=94,3% What Went Right? Regularly got over the feeling of "having to get something done" and just finished the day, so went to bed before 23:00 on every single day.