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9 February 2025

For the past four days, a yard crew has been working on raking leaves, picking up fallen limbs, and collecting pinecones. Initially, a husband-and-wife team arrived without tools, borrowed a rake, and made limited progress. On the second day, more people came but had to leave due to a family emergency. The following two days saw better progress with the boss's wife leading the effort. Despite the initial instruction to move leaves to the edge of the property for easy mowing, the crew bagged the leaves instead. However, they lacked transportation to remove the approximately 20 bags of leaves. The husband/boss, who is working offshore until next week, will provide his truck to remove the debris upon his return.

“The true measure of a society’s greatness is how it treats its most vulnerable members and how it works towards fulfilling their basic needs.” – Mahatma Gandhi

Is it possible to create a custom "return" function in #RStats? My usecase would be to create something like `return_if_exists(file) ` that is a wrapper for `if (file.exists(file)) return(file)`.

EDIT: Found solution: stackoverflow.com/questions/42

```
return_if_exists <- function(file) {
if (!file.exists(file)) {
return(invisible(FALSE))
}

call <- rlang::expr(return(!!file)) #needs library(rlang)
rlang::eval_bare(call, env = parent.frame())
}
```

Stack OverflowPush return to parent functionIs there a way how to force parent function to return an output? Say I have a function that 'does something' and at the beginning of each function a want to 'check something'. If the check fails I ...
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Kids don't ask to be born.
Not every parent asked to become a parent; not every parent retrospectively wanted children.
Not every parent who claims to love and respect their progeny acts in line with that assertion.

It's okay to not want kids. It's okay to not be physically and emotionally comfortable around kids.
It's okay to feel irritated with how some parents make being a parent their whole personality, or describe it as a sacrifice (it is in many ways), or act as if they should be rewarded for doing so.

youtube.com/watch?v=IObIe0uMW4

If you are a parent (by choice, I hope, for everyone's sake), then you are entitled to ALL support you need to sustainably raise a whole-ass human from scratch or from adoption or otherwise.
Caretaking is an art, a science, an act of selfless love, and an ideal of connection with other living beings.
Not everyone is or should feel compelled to perform caring tasks for others.
There is nothing wrong with saying "no".

Thank you to the MANY people that donated to help me get new glasses. :blobhaj_hearttrans:

Also, thank you to those that suggested sites to help me find an affordable, quality pair.

I was able to get not one but TWO pairs of glasses due to the BOGO+ 20% off lenses on FIRMOO. Total was $111 USD for the glasses, the appointment was roughly $40 USD.

Next is to try and go to the dentist!

I keep relearning this lesson and wish it would stick:

Me feeling like crap isn't just something to just ignore and power through in order to work

Me feeling like crap is my body telling me I'm not taking good care of it and it has needs that are not being fulfilled

And if I just take care of my body, I won't have nearly as much of the difficulty holding me back from being productive (outside of the usual neuro-disabilities)

Proper food, hydration, rest, socialization, interest play, consistency/routine, comfort, etc.

I wish we all had more time to be able to take care of our needs instead of having to bust ass to meet demand

The Nazi rally historical re-enactment Sunday was truly #loathsome. Lots of people have pointed out the parts that need pointing out.

However, one bit in particular stood out to me: "Tr*mp Will Fix It".

He'll *fix* it? Are these people even vaguely aware of his interests and inclinations?

If he can't eat it, f*ck it, or skim a buck off the top of it, then it may as well not exist in his universe.

He's not fixing anything, ever.

#fix#FixIt#maslow