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Or still enjoy their content? The Korean Vegan pops up on my FY page and I appreciate the refreshing vulnerability/struggles she shared around her relationship with her mother, family, career, opening up her first marriage, etc.

If you celebrate, hope you get to nibble on some mooncake or other tasty treats and spend time with loved ones.

For those who are unaware, many East and Southeast Asian cultures celebrate when the moon is at its fullest and brightest, and this event used to signal the end of the autumn harvest.

Wishing everyone a prosperous 'harvest' (mentally, emotionally, financially)! 🌝

Hi everyone,

Background: I live in Toronto, rent, make decent pay, and can comfortably save 20-35% per pay cheque. Have around 130K between savings, RRSPs, TFSAs, etc.

Home ownership has never been a goal for me. Over the years, family members have asked me to be co-owners (use my first-time home buyers incentive) or investors in real estate, which I have declined. This is partly due to a lack of knowledge, but mostly not wanting to tangle up finances with family (a contentious topic in my family). I also enjoy the low stress of being a renter.

I am also not knowledgeable in investments. I'll slot away some savings into an RRSP, and during the pandemic I opened an investment account a

Although some might not be able to celebrate with loved ones, wishing you excellent health, prosperity and happiness for the Year of the Tiger 🐯 If you celebrate, free to share how you're doing that today!

At one point during their investigation, they meet a powerful being that can "undo" or destroy you by directing their attention/gazing at you, the demon struggles to maintain his existence during their interaction. I think the being was called "(Woman's name) the Unbeliever"

Hi all!

As the title suggests, I'm new to Valorant, and FPS games in general.

Previously I shied away from this genre of gaming because it seemed intimidating, and I stuck to titles like Two Point Hospital, Don't Starve Together, and Oxygen Not Included (I really like building things lol). But with this pandemic, I'm trying to branch out a bit more.

After downloading Valorant last night and playing for four hours straight, these are my thoughts and experiences as a beginner:

Having a mic/headset is an asset. I'm used to chat box function (or no chat at all) so I struggled with quick team communication, and occasionally getting killed because I was typing/didn't exit out of the chat

My friend told me about a Miniso opening in our city! Went to their website and saw they sell skincare and a few cosmetics, has anyone tried their products?