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It's tough times. The gig economy has made it harder for me to make it through this new situation. I was doing very well, before pandemic struck however, now in addition to my primary job as dental assistant I must accept a nighttime job as a security guard at the nearby manufacturing facility for machines. Most of it is controlled by computers. There are some workers at all times, but only me and two engineers are on the night time crew. If there is a problem or the machinery is not working as it should I have my emergency number. Then , I contact engineers or dial outside to get more engineers. I don’t really do anything. They're not generating any value here. Thus, night guard is really just an ordinary switchboard attendant.in all likelihood I do find it enjoyable. It's quiet. I'm an extremely spooky sleeper. I wake myself up from too much of a gas release in the night however, here I am thriving in the quietness machines create a wonderful white noise, perhaps this is what I need to explore at home: a more calming atmosphere.. So I sleep every night here - half asleep in anticipation of it to wind down so I can go home earlier. I am bored to sleep in the dark and explore new ways to help it go by faster. I've spent the last two weeks perfecting a dance that I observed on Tik Tok. It's not hard but it's difficult for me to recreate it. The dance was created by a young girl on Tik Tok. I'm old and I don't know how I can describe this stuff.I've been playing with some new videos to fix my car in the last few months. I'm not able to apply them right away to my car, but I enjoy watching other drivers transform their cars into something that is impossible to stop. DIY videos can be very instructive and simple to follow. And so I started running across another issue. My internet went down shortly enough to allow me to be able to view any kind of content or access the internet in any other manner. It seems I was able to download videos from Youtube and put them on my phone, and then even during the hours of no internet access I could stream DIY videos directly from my phone. It doesn't matter whether you're watching the video on your phone, regardless of whether you stream it on an internet site or online, or if you download the video at home and then play it back on your phone when you don't have internet connection or wifi. It's exactly the same as DVR to watch online videos. https://notes.io/YapE <img width="380" src="">Speaking of TV, to my absolute delight I've figured out how to download new episodes and even movies directly onto my laptop. I started bringing my laptop to work because it has much bigger screen and better speakers, which makes it nicer to watch TV shows on it. I just signed up for HULU. Now I'm on Netflix. You can download the app, mark it as downloaded, and forget it. In a few hours, based on the length of the show as well as the quality options you chose, the video will be downloaded and made available for viewing whenever you want, with no internet connection. I even now watch television while riding to work. It's only 15 minutes, but it allows me to catch up on one of the episodes I slept through last night.To make my time go faster I've come across lots of educational and enjoyable materials I can print at home. Youtube's webinars regarding self-improvement techniques are an excellent source. But, again, it can be difficult to sit through a one-hour video and stay on top of what they are saying. You know what I'm talking about... In such situations I once again try to prepare at home, download Youtube video as an mp4 file on my laptop, and then watch anytime at work. No limitations on wifi, and there is no need for wifi the video is stored on my laptop as a DVR and nothing is ruined no matter how spotty the wifi as it's not a requirement in my situation. https://canvas.instructure.com/eportfolios/938873/Home/How_can_you_throw_a_great_party_with_a_limited_budget_during_these_Covid_times_Youll_be_amazed_by_the_answer_ My young son sometimes comes with me on my way to work. It is those days when my spouse has her shift at night and it's impossible to not go home. So I accompany him, place him near the computer screen and he goes to sleep in no time. I give him my laptop that has a few music videos I just downloaded, and he sits down to watch the young and crazy artists on screen. I'm happy to do my work on the phone, however he wakes up. It is how we get along better together, when we do our individual thing. He seems to really enjoy coming with me, maybe because he stays up most of the night, isn't it the kind of thing kids would like to do?