Wait, why assume emotional weight is only about sad stuff? Couldn't a game with huge emotional weight be the one you played with your kid for the first time, or the one your whole friend group laughed through for a whole summer? That kind of system would put the most meaningful fun right at the front. It's not a sadness shelf, it's a highlight reel.

Right? It cuts grease when others just smear it around. You end up using less soap over time. Kind of a no brainer once you try it.

That old timer knew his stuff. Bigger floats just handle the concrete better on wide pours, less back and forth. For driveways or shop floors, I won't even pull out the 4-footer anymore. The extra length stops those little dips and ridges you get from too many passes. It's one of those simple fixes that makes a huge difference in the final look.

Love the idea of a coffee shop page, but I'd probably call it a travel log instead of a bullet journal spread. Bullet journals are usually for planning future tasks, not just recording memories. My sister made a great one for Paris where she taped in metro tickets and sketched the weird doorknobs on old buildings.

Congrats on the new high score unlocking the next level of adulting. Tbh every raise just moves the goalposts for what counts as broke. At least now your budget has better graphics.