Home goods newton nj

"The problem, as the Nets saw it, was that Irving's admission came as part of an apology, which was posted to his Instagram account, that should've come sooner. Boston Celtics All-Star Jaylen Brown, Irving's former teammate who serves as vice president of the NBPA, is not one of those people. In reality, the situation is quite complicated. NBA PLAYOFF PICTURE: Updated standings, bracket and moreWhen Towns went down, Minnesota held a 10-11 record. As perfect as that timing may seem, there's much more to it than meets the eye. In theory, welcoming back a player of Towns' caliber can only be a positive. In doing so, it wouldn't appear that Brown's claim holds water. Both sides have interest in a new deal, according to The Athletic's Jovan Buha, which is hardly a surprise considering how he has performed. To which Bishop unhesitatingly countered, “Ok, that’s because their scouts and people drafting did a good job. I think it was like a public ransom note almost, in a sense, where he had a list of demands he had to do to return to the game. About four hours before the apology post, Irving was given ample opportunity to apologize and/or denounce antisemitism in a post-practice media session, but he refused to do so. You see him making things happen, so you allow him to initiate," Lakers coach Darvin Ham said. Maybe not, but Reaves is a young guard with solid skills who has room for improvement. ET on Wednesday, March 22. 35 PTS (career-high) 6 REB 6 AST W For more, download the NBA app: 📲 https://t. co/EfGWQh0QrC pic. twitter. com/LfQWI6uGTM"You put the ball in his hands. "After a brief ramp-up period, the two-time All-Star is back with the Grizzlies. Morant's return comes with only a few weeks remaining in the regular season. "Prior to Monday's win over the Rockets, the Warriors had given up at least 110 points in 36 straight road games. While his jump shot remains a work in progress, he's one of the league's most dominant paint scorers. "That's my job as vice president of the union," Brown says. "The biggest thing we see is just we're so much better defensively at home," Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said earlier in the month. Brown likening this to a "ransom note" is a wild stretch, but I suppose that's a matter of opinion. How was Los Angeles supposed to survive with James sidelined?By handing the ball to the team's other star, of course. - Alpha AI

CW: Violence
"The cows are very scared Father. Brunhild will not give milk and she tried to kick me when I came close. What has them so spooked? Where is little Polina?"
Timo came around the corner and the answer was clear. The back of the cowshed had been forced open, and on the ground lay the corpse of a calf. His father squatted by the dead creature, supporting himself on his long walking stick. Jürgen got up and turned to his son, now a young lad of 14. Almost a man, the boy worked hard but he had not yet been tested. He beckoned his son to get closer.
"I know this is a scary scene, but what do you see son? Look closely."
Throat ripped open and her body chewed and ripped apart, bloody pawprints. The blood had stiffened, so it was at least a day old.
"Bear? No, wolves, the prints are too small to be bear. I think there were 4? Why did they only get Polina?"
Jürgen sighed, and looked off into the treeline which led to the Bernese Alps.
"5 wolves, they got in yesterday by the looks. Polina was small and still a calf, an easy meal. But more than enough to fill the wolves. They probably have a den in the forest, Ill head to town later and see if any man will help me clear it out."
"We could do it father. You and I should be more than capable enough."
Jürgen smiled.
"All right, we head back home first. We will need some equipment."
It was still long before noon when they got back to their pasture. Fixing the hole in the shed the two set off into the forest. Jürgen had taken his old Reislaufer pike, shortened to a 2 meter spear, his sword and dagger. Timo had been given a shortbow, an Italian crossbow his father had taken home some years ago, as well as a sling and dagger. Apart from armaments they brought survival essentials for these mountains, rope, climbing spikes, fire making kit, and a snare to hunt small game as they made their way through the wilderness. Ahead of them lay one of the most imposing peaks of the Alpine Chain, the Wildhorn. It would be in its shadow that the father and son would find the hunters of their livestock.
The trek was easily navigable at first but soon the vegetation became thinner as it gave way to more harsh faces. Jürgen would not lose the track however, the wolves were much more agile than them, able to leap up the rocky faces with ease, they would need to ascend further to reach their den.
"Father, is there nothing easier for the wolves to hunt? Our cows are protected in the shed, could they not simply hunt deer?"
Jürgen turned to his son.
"The deer are all gone Timo, they have moved further north to the plateau, seeking warmer climates. These wolves have not moved, and while our cows are sheltered, they are easy to find and a rich feast. The mountains are harsh, but this is the territory of the wolves. We have placed a fat and lazy meal ripe for the picking."
"Fat and lazy like the Italians?"
Jürgen laughed.
"Yes son, and we are the wolves of these mountains."
He continued as he chuckled when he heard Timo stumble behind him. Quickly grabbing the boy he kept him from tumbling down a small rocky rise.
"Careful boy. This place will throw you down, break every bone in your body and leave you for the birds. This is not a Sunday stroll to church, this is a place not made for men to tread."
This scared Timo slightly, but there was something of a rush to being here. Challenging nature, fighting an insurmountable force. The mountains make you feel small, but to conquer something as unforgiving as the mountains was something that made his mind wander. He returned to the moment quickly however, the sun was beginning to set, the night would be upon them soon.
They set up camp under a rocky overhang, with a small campfire. Timo shot some Rock Partridges and plucked them to eat. Snow gently began to fall as the sky darkened, giving way to a clear starry sky. A half-moon made for a dark night.
"Son, you take the first watch. Wake me in a few hours."
"Watch? Why do we need to take watch?"
A howl rang through the night, coming from further up the mountain. Timo felt a chill go down his spine as he loaded the crossbow and his father began to drift to sleep. The light of the campfire reached a few meters out, illuminating some of the surrounding brush. He could hear movement in the darkness, eyes flashing in the dying light of the campfire. Adding more tinder to the fire keeping the light grew to a expose a few meters further into the night. A large grey shape suddenly ducked out of the light into the dark. He nudged his dad, rousing him from his sleep. Up in a start Jürgen grabbed his spear and stood in front of his son.
"How many?"
"At least 2, maybe more."
Grabbing a lit piece of wood from the fire Jürgen held it aloft. 2 wolves in front of him bared their teeth as they emerged from the darkness. One began to charge at him when a bolt drove into the beast's skull, killing it. Timo began to reload the crossbow. The other wolf now charged, and from behind them another, hidden in the dark. Before Jürgen could turn the wolf in front of him pounced and threw him to the ground. He put his forearm under the wolf's jaw to keep its jaws away as the other hand grabbed his dagger and began to furiously stab upwards. Another battle, another push, death inches closer. He heard his son scream as he felt the wolf go limp. Grabbing his spear he got to his feet to help his son. He saw the flash of steel as Timo grabbed his own dagger and drove it into the side of the wolf which stumbled off of him. The wolf was larger and a lighter shade of grey than the two wolves they had already killed. It barrelled into the darkness ahead. Timo's arm was covered in blood as his shoulder had been wounded by the wolf's attempt to get at his throat.
"Lay still, we need to stop the bleeding."
Applying pressure, Jürgen took out some cloth bandages and poured out some beer onto them. He had seen something like this on campaign, but never done it himself. He had seen men walk away from worse wounds than this though, as he felt the spot where his eye used to be itch. By daybreak the wound was bound and had stopped bleeding, but the pain was still fresh. During the night they had skinned the wolves. Jürgen got up.
"Time to go, the wolf den will not be far."
There was no resistance from Timo, he knew that there was no going back until the job was done. Loading the crossbow was immensly painful but it would be blissful compared to death by wolf. The two continued along the ridgeline, a 10 meter drop to their left, and a sheer rock face to their right. Looking down Timo saw drops of blood marking the path ahead, the wounded wolf. The blood getting fresher and fresher as they continued. Soon they reached a small cave on the mountainside.
"Be careful, there are at least 2 wolves in there, and one is injured. A cornered animal is unpredictable and will fight hard. You must be ready."
Steadying themselves they ducked into the den. It was not a deep den, and soon they saw one wolf wounded, bleeding from a gash in its ribs. By his side a she wolf who instantly got up and raised her hackles. Just like her partner she was larger and older. The male stumbled to his feet as his eyes went wild. As soon as the male moved, Timo took it out with the crossbow, a final whine as it died. The female charged forward as Jürgen dispatched it with his spear. They stood there in silence for a good while.
"You skin these two, I will wait outside. You did well son."
"It needed to be done. How would our cows ever had been safe with these monsters in the woods."
Jürgen stopped.
"What did you say? Monsters? These creatures had no ill intent. Do you not see? Mother and father, the two we killed last night were their pups. They have been in these mountains longer than us, this was their home long before any canton. Violence for survival is not an evil act, defending your home is not monstrous, and the dying in that fight is honourable."
Timo scoffed.
"And you are the wolf or the cow? The men you killed in war, was that done to defend our home? Are we evil?"
They began their trek home, Jürgen had no response. For hours they walked down the mountain, retracing their steps until they arrived back at the cow shed, reaching it by the end of the day. The cows mooed gently as the two removed their equipment. Grabbing two wooden cups Jürgen poured himself and Timo some beer.
"I understand that you would feel the way you feel. I went south too much and for too long. I missed years of your life. I was not there when your mother died, and I will never forgive myself for that. What I said is right, the defence of our homes is something that we will do till the death. This land is too precious to us to give up. But we took the land of others, I killed men for conquest and war. There is something monstrous about that. But I do not regret it, it was something I was very good at, and I had a duty to you as my family to provide for you as well as a duty to the canton when called upon. The laws that govern men and animals are different. The wolves kill to survive, I killed because I was paid to do so. Money that I spent on you and your sister. I know it does not excuse it, and I am sure that when I die, St. Peter will judge me for those actions. But I would spend eternity in damnation if I could ensure you and your sister do not live in squalor and poverty. I know this is not going to be the end of this discussion, but it is important to me that you understand why I left you for so long. I want to give you options, the way of the Reisläufer was all that was open to me, and one day you too might want to join their ranks. Or you learn a trade, make a good living, there is honour in that also. I pray you do not hate me, or resent me for what I did Timo. I love you with all my soul."
His father was never a tough man, treating him and his sister with love. He never doubted that his father loved him, but he could not imagine his father as a bloodstained warrior, not until today. A man is more than your perception of him. Jürgen was only a father to Timo, but today he saw that he was more than that. Father, soldier, herder, husband, Eidgenosse.

Hey everyone I’ve been on here for a while, just reading posts, and it’s been amazing, and helped me so much.
I just wanted to share my story and hopefully quit for good. Last night was another rock bottom, and it ended up me having Psychosis, thinking people were with me and talking to myself. I’m so ashamed and embarrassed.
I started drinking at 18, looking back I was never a normal drinker. Got myself into dangerous situations by being drunk, everyone else seemed to be able to just go home as soon as they felt tipsy, not me, I’d carry on drinking until the end.
Then I got my first job as a software developer. After work I would drink pints and needed to keep up with people. Had many blackouts, this again should have been a warning
I’ve just got worse as time has gone on. I’m 28, and I can’t even function as an adult. I’m lucky I still have a job, that’s the only thing I’ve managed to keep. Lots of relationships ruined. I just feel so sad.
I’m glad this community exists and I’m hoping this time I will be successful after lots of day one’s
IWNDWYT

This happened when I was about 15 so it was a good while ago now but I still remember a good bit of it, before I go into the encounter I’d like to state the only non paranormal way this could have happened to make these events happen: some kid shoots a bb through the window and it hits the framed photo at just the right time, total coincidence. Ok now that I have that out of the way, on with the actual events. A very good friend of my family’s had two boys, one was a little older than me and there was a younger boy as well, the older brother was killed in a motorcycle accident and I was over at their home, partially to deal with my grief. We where sitting at the dinner table, just sitting in silence until the father finally said something and mentioned his now dead son by name, as soon as he said his name the back window shattered and a framed photo of their now dead son fell onto the floor from the counter opposite to the window.

Tldr at bottom if you can't be bothered reading
I got to a point especially since covid where my choices in food were so poor I ended up at 130kg at 175cm. It so bad I didn't even wanna look in the mirror anymore, I was required to be in a photo for work purposes and I was disgusted with myself. I was now being referred to as "big fella" by some people at work ( a common expression in Australia).
I knew I had to do something because I was feeling it. I felt heavy, was getting puffed out very quickly and I smoked on top of that.
Eventually I started "fat shaming" myself. I'd look in the mirror and say stuff like "look at you, you're disgusting. You're a slob. You look horrible". Combine that with people using the term "big fella" I was ready to do something. It sounds bad to speak of yourself that way but it was more about being honest with myself. Not ignoring that I was very overweight, and the health problems that can come with that especially when getting older (currently 37yrs)
I started a meal management plan, based on calorie control and "5 serves" of fruit and veg. I knew I could do it, because I have done it before.
Initially when I started I was so upset with how I was I didn't even weigh myself for the first 2 weeks. I am eating approx 6000-7000kj per day (1500-1700 calories). It was a rough start and I would get hungry, but if I needed a snack I will eat some olives or a couple pickles to tide the hunger until my next meal.
Fast forward 6 months. I have lost 32kg (currently 98kg) I am light/medium active as work in civil construction. People are amazed how good I look, how far I have come and a kicker was....I was hit on by a girl in the supermarket randomly. Albeit I am married but isn't that an ego boost.....I know that people weren't trying to be mean by calling me big fella, but it really hit home. Sometimes things like that really do help people, even if not intentional. I still have another 13kg to go. I really wanna hit 85kg. That is my main goal
Tldr; people calling me "big fella" and fat shaming myself I lost 32kg in 6 months healthily. I also quit smoking as a bonus.

Hi all, this is what I need advice on. I started smoking cigarettes at age 18- simply because at that time, I could. I know, dumb. I smoked up until I got sober from all drugs in 2015. I used nicotine gum, and then switched to regular gum. I was cigarette free for 5 years. When covid started, I don't know why but my addict self went into panic mode, and began smoking again as an unhealthy way to cope. (It didn't help that my partner at that time smoked as well.) I smoked up until this time last year when I got covid. My coughing was so bad I realized it was time to quit again. I learned about vapes and thought that would be an easy way to quit cigarettes.
And it was! It only took like two days to completely switch to a vape. The vape made cigarettes taste HORRIBLE.
My problem now is I can vape everywhere. I can vape inside my home. I can vape in a bathroom. I can vape outside. I'm heavily addicted to my vape. I have nicotine gum my doctor gave me but I really just want to quit cold turkey and be off the nicotine for good. When I stop, I chew the inside of my mouth up. I get irritable and I work a job with the general public. I want to quit. I need your advices on how to put it down so I can be healthier. I'm so dependent on it and I KNOW it's not good for me. Help!

New to this subreddit, hope I've come to the right place to get an answer to this question.
I want to spend less time sitting in my home office. I already have a standing desk in the same room, but have never used it much for computer work except for trying out some software on an old laptop I have when I'd rather not install that software on my desktop.
The thing is, I'd rather not keep my files on a server / NAS and access them from two different computers (set up NAS, buy new laptop, bother with configuration for accessing files on NAS from both desktop and laptop etc.), seeing how both devices would be in the same room most of the time anyway.
Therefore, rather than setting up a second computer (laptop), I'm looking for the best kind of technology to use to mirror my Windows 10 desktop PC's screen to a (still to be purchased, 17 inch minimum, possibly a good deal larger) new display. In principle, I could connect the new display physically via HDMI cable (around 7 meters should do it, I think), but the cable would be visible for much of the way plus there is a minute chance someone might trip over it. So while easily possible, this does not seem like a very appealing option. On the plus side, with a cable connection, I could use any kind of affordable display, maybe even choose one of those portable USB-C monitors (mostly used with phones or gaming consoles, I think) and wouldn't have to worry about any kind of display lag.
But what of wireless options? Unfortunately, I have next to zero experience with those. My primary requirement would be that the mirrored display update instantaneously without any significant lag that would make working on it annoying. Other than that, gaming is no concern of mine, but a bit of low-quality video streaming would be a nice bonus.
During my research, I came across wireless HDMI dongle systems, but while they are apparently fine for doing presentations, I came away with the impression they would not work well on a workstation due to an inherent delay in updating the screen. Can anyone confirm this is still an issue with contemporary solutions? There is also Miracast, and I am not sure if it's they same as 'wireless HDMI' or if there are subtle differences. Would any Miracast-based solution be instantaneous enough to enjoy working on the mirrored display? If yes, can anyone recommend a decent adapter I should buy?
Or is it more likely the overall experience would be so frustrating that I should go the 'messy cable' solution after all and just try to make sure the cable is sufficiently secured?
Thanks.

Brief background: I lived in Austin just under 10 years at different stages in my life, but in recent years have lived in two central European countries. I was certain that this would be the year that I would be returning back to my beloved Austin, but now I am uncertain and would like some objective on-the-ground takes. I can't talk to family or friends because they all have vested interests in my return (constantly being told "when you're back..." "please come back" etc). I have visited Austin since my international move, so I am aware of its current state.
My reasons for coming back: being closer to family (very close, small family; parents are aging; would love to have my future children near them), more career opportunities, good support network in the city. Being closer to family is the primary reason, and it is hard for people who don't understand the struggle of international distance, but being away from them is very hard on me and my SO. We only see each other twice per year and have a 7 hour time difference, it is really tough. Generally being separated from our community is tough and weighs heavily on me.
I enjoy aspects of Austin life, including food and drink scene and outdoor activities, but I also have this and more where I currently live. I acknowledge the city has changed and evolved a lot in between my moves to and from the city, but I still consistently enjoy it.
My concerns: politics (yes, Austin pushes back but it is still in a deeply conservative state), I plan to become pregnant in the near-ish future and going through pregnancy in Texas scares me, heat (it has gotten exponentially worse and not being able to enjoy activities outside would impact my mental health, things I enjoy like the Greenbelt/Ladybird Lake are nearly impossible to enjoy for months of the year), public education issues (because I want to have kids in the future), and city changes (I don't want to move back because I romanticize the past), housing sucks and is expensive (we have well-paying jobs and would eventually buy, but "nice" homes that don't need intense updates are insanely expensive --- is it worth it? also, would likely have to live in the 'burbs in order to have access to decent schools).
For those of you on the ground, how would you approach this dilemma? Objectively, do you think Austin is worth it now in 2023? I realize my concerns are greater than my reasons, but the family and community aspects are very tough and really sway me back to Austin. Would love some objective takes.

Good morning or afternoon depending on where you’re located on this spinning blue marble we call home, easy going and down to earth engineer living in the beautiful Midwest who’s currently sitting in my tiny little cubicle drinking my first cup of coffee and trying to wake up a little bit but this time change is still kicking my ass this morning and my time clock is all fucked up. I recently just moved back to Minnesota for a new job and am pretty introverted and shy and prefer to spend most of my free time at home playing video games or watching tv so don’t really make a lot of new friends thus why I am on here. It doesn’t really matter where you’re from as long as you’re wanting to chat and get to know each other. And now for the hardest part of this whole thing where I have to describe myself, I’m 31 like the post says and I’m a mechanical engineer which I promise is much more fancy sounding than what the job actually is, I pretty much just sit at a computer all day and draw and design parts for things that most people will never actually see lol. Physically I’m 6’3 with dark longer hair right now and a beard with light brown eyes. Just recently started working out again after finally getting my gym in my house setup. If you’re interested in chatting shoot me a message and let’s have a great time together.

Not quite sure where to start.. it’s been a hell lately. I think food is my concer, but the pulling on leash it’s the worst.
Food problem: It’s been weeks since he has changed, he seems to dislike any food after a while. We tried changing food, adding toppings, changing bowl, changing the placement on the plate. Each and every thing we try last for a couple of days, then he refuse to eat again. I was able to give him kibble for trainings, now he doesn’t want any not even if he’s starving. He used to eat some kibble and some canned food and würstel/hot dog mixed with kibble as training food. Used to eat beak fast and dinner, and usually training was just before dinner time, so he would be a little hungry and willing to train. It’s seems a really balanced routine, untile it wasn’t. Now he refuse food, not in a concerning way. He would still eat the hot dogs or anything not his kibble. (So I know it’s nothing medical related, he’s also very active).
Engagement issues: I lost any type of engagement with him during walks. He start pulling (we are currently using a front clip Halti “H” harness,in which he was doing fine, till he didn’t) We lost any type of engagement during walks, he started pulling and being super hyper, even reactive to some dogs that are way to far from us (50-100 meters) to justify the freak out. I can’t recall him with anything, no food, no toy, doesn’t respond to any commands, even tho he’s pretty good at obedience usually. He’s just sooo focused, but not on me. The worst part is that he’s not getting anything out of the walks, he comes back home even more hype than before, he doesn’t even sniff enaugh to be tired anymore. We used to play tug at the park, in a less busy area.So I could drop the leash and run a bit with him, having a toy would keep him close and focused enough, and I could step on leash anytime for safety. Even some fetch mixed with obedience. Now I can’t get him to play with me, he literally turn his head away and sit down looking away, I’m heart broken. I thought I had a great relationship with him…(this only during walks tho) in fact at home he still wants to play and do obedience for toys (not for food). He goes to the dog park regularly (3/4 times a week). Sometimes we find his friends and get to play, run and wrestle with them. If we are alone we play with the frisbee. And there, he’s engaged, looks at me, wait for commands and ready to run next to me. I don’t understand where I failed with walks.
Today, what to do? : Atm he skipped his breakfast and I took away food after a while. Will give him the same food (no toppings) at dinner. It’s currently 10am so he will probably gonna be sick soon, because of the empty stomach (and I feel so bad). Today should have been dog park’s day, not quite sure how to get through the 40 min walk there with the pulling. I’m just frustrated..
Any advice? What am I doing wrong? I would do literally anything for him, I just want him to feel happy and satisfied, not hyper.
Sorry for the wall of text, I’m just really confused. And English is not my first languags, I apologize for any misspellings.
EDIT: idk if it’s relevant but he’s an English setter, high prey drive.

Irish drama The Banshees Of Inisherin walked home empty-handed on Sunday after being nominated for nine Academy Awards at the Oscars show. But the film shouldn’t be too sad since it’s received the biggest prize of all: a Pac-Man-like video game adaptation as a free game in your web browser. “It was an interesting challenge,” says Cogs & Marvel’s creative director, Jon Hozier-Byrne Link to article

In my current human playthough I have about 15 colonies. I am advanced in tech with a powerful military and dominate my portion of the galaxy. Tourism wise I'm up to the mega parks tech. However I noticed that my private economy was always doing poorly, despite me not spamming it to build everything.
I opened the private economy tab? I have millions of people migrating, loads of freightors moving goods around the galaxy but ZERO tourists. At all. I have several tourism stations, including one in my home system with 10% scenary, several in star systems close to colonies and one above an old and abandoned Terra. The private economy has dozens of passenger ships, and whilst some are carrying migrants to different colonies the vast majority of them are sitting idle.
What am I missing here?

If you are planning to buy a 3 BHK flat in Gurgaon, there are several things that you need to consider before making a decision. With a plethora of options available in the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the best apartment in Gurgaon that meets your requirements. Here are 5 things that you should consider before buying a 3 BHK flat in Gurgaon.
Location
The location of the apartment is one of the most crucial factors that you should consider before making a purchase. Gurgaon is a vast city, and it is essential to choose a location that is convenient for you and your family. Consider factors such as proximity to your workplace, schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and other amenities that you may require on a daily basis. It is also essential to check the connectivity of the location to other parts of the city. A well-connected location will not only make your daily commute hassle-free but also increase the value of your property in the long run.
Builder Reputation
Before investing in a 3 bhk apartment in gurgaon, it is crucial to check the reputation of the builder. Choose a builder who has a track record of delivering projects on time and has a good reputation in the market. You can check the builder's credentials by doing some research online, reading reviews, and talking to people who have purchased properties from them. A good builder will not only provide you with a quality apartment but also ensure that you have a hassle-free buying experience.
Amenities
When it comes to buying a 3 BHK flat in Gurgaon, amenities play a significant role in the decision-making process. Consider the amenities that the builder is offering such as swimming pool, gym, clubhouses, children's play area, and others. These amenities not only add value to your lifestyle but also increase the resale value of your property. Choose a builder who offers a good mix of amenities that caters to the needs of all age groups.
Budget
Budget is another crucial factor that you need to consider before buying a 3 BHK apartment in Gurgaon. Set a budget that you are comfortable with and stick to it. Consider the total cost of the apartment, including registration charges, stamp duty, and other miscellaneous charges. You can also check if the builder offers any discounts or payment plans that are suitable for your budget. It is also advisable to factor in the maintenance cost of the apartment, which includes the monthly maintenance charges, electricity bills, and other expenses.
Legal Documentation
Before investing in a 3 BHK flat in Gurgaon, it is essential to check the legal documentation of the property. Ensure that the property has all the necessary approvals from the concerned authorities such as the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG), and the Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP). It is also important to check the builder-buyer agreement carefully and seek legal advice if required. A good builder will always provide you with transparent and clear documentation, making the buying process hassle-free.
In conclusion, buying a 3 BHK apartment in Gurgaon requires careful consideration of various factors such as location, builder reputation, amenities, budget, and legal documentation. By keeping these factors in mind, you can make an informed decision and choose the best apartment in Gurgaon that meets your requirements. Remember to do thorough research, compare different options, and seek expert advice before making the final decision. With the right approach, you can find your dream home in Gurgaon and enjoy a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle.
​
Note : This article has been already published on medium.com
Reference URL : https://medium.com/@pranilshah053/5-things-to-consider-before-buying-a-3-bhk-flat-in-gurgaon-5a4e2883abef

TL;DR: my girlfriend finds it difficult to get her feelings due to external reasons, how do I help her get better?
so my girlfriend (F18) has a lot going on between school, home, life, everything. She has developed a mindset to where she feels like she can’t get her emotions out and vent without feeling invalidated, not listened to, or not cared about. This isn’t from me (M18) but from her home life. She knows I’m there with her and she loves that am and will say she “doesn’t deserve me because I’m so patient with her” and all the good stuff. Which I always try to make it known that I’m there for her, that I want to listen and be that outlet for her. yk? But she’s so independent and says she says like likes me being there and helping but just ends up internalizing stuff more. She’s talked about wanting to improve because I mentioned that her internalizing everything, especially with the relationship, will do more harm then good on herself. But the thing is she always talks about wanting to improve but ends up not and she realizes it and it just goes in a circle which she also realizes. She nor I really know how to improve both of our communication skills to where we feel completely comfortable talking and venting but it’s mostly her tbh. I suggested therapy for her a while while ago but she says she can’t (which is true she really can’t) so I suggested taking more active at home steps. Like tonight I suggested how about both of us write down stuff in a note mom-fri then on Fridays we both share. No lies about feelings, no holding back, nothing, just venting then we share on Fridays. Which I threw out there as just a first step to helping get better with communicating her emotions ig but she liked the idea. So what I’m mainly wondering is, what are some active steps we, her, or I can be taking to Improve the communication? Like what we’re some of y’all’s ways you got better both communicating how you feel whether it be active exercises like I suggested or more laid back low key stuff?