@Peter-Molnar
Depeche Mode posters all around my bedroom wall.
@Peter-Molnar
Joined 27 February 2021 · 394 posts
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My first job was in a fast food restaurant. It taught me that never work there again.
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I drink my coffee with milk no sugar. It has to be brewed coffee not instant. I drink my tea with milk no sugar. I used to have my coffee with sugar and tea with lemon and sugar. I quit sugar now much better for me.
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I came across this quote today and it made me stop for a moment. “I love writing. I love the swirl and swing of words as they tangle with human emotions.” I think that’s what I love about writing too. Words are never really just words. The right sentence can bring back a memory you’d almost forgotten, make you smile, or suddenly put into words something you’ve been feeling for ages but couldn’t quite explain. Sometimes I sit down with an idea in my head and, by the time I’ve…
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Eating out
This afternoon I treated myself to a lovely cream tea at Shepperton Lock, and it was one of those simple moments that makes a day feel special. Sitting by the water with a cup of tea, fresh scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam was the perfect way to slow down and enjoy the afternoon. Of course, no cream tea is complete without the big debate — jam first or cream first? I know people have very strong opinions about this, but I’m firmly on Team Cream First. I spread a…
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My response to todays' question. We've all had that one haircut. The one where you sit in the chair feeling excited, watch chunks of hair fall to the floor, and slowly realise something has gone terribly wrong. You smile politely when the barber or hairdresser spins the chair around, but inside you're already planning which hat to wear for the next month. Some people end up with a fringe that's way too short. Others leave looking like a different member of the family. And…
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It was about 30 years ago and it was so unexpected. I was at work and one of my colleagues noted that my hair is a bit long. I said I know I am planning to go to the barber on the weekend. He said do not wait I'll cut it for you. Some of my colleagues warned me it would look awful some of them encouraged me to go under the scissors. I did and before I know it it was terrible. I had my neckname for that week. "parson or parish-priest". I fels so embarrased honestly. They all…
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I didn't change my life overnight. I just stopped rushing through the good moments. For years, I was always onto the next thing. Finish work. Make dinner. Watch a film while scrolling my phone. Even on good days, I was already thinking about tomorrow. Then, without really planning it, I started pausing for a few seconds whenever something felt nice. A hot cup of coffee. A clear blue sky. A laugh with someone. Nothing fancy. Just enough time to actually notice it. It sounds…
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The sky was one of those rare, perfect shades of summer blue, with barely a cloud willing to interrupt it. It didn't do anything extraordinary. It didn't solve a problem or answer a question. It just quietly reminded me that not every beautiful moment asks for our attention it simply waits for us to notice. It's strange how something we see every day can still feel new when we actually stop and look. Maybe that's the real difference between existing and living. One rushes…
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Having a bottle of Naked Ladies by Twickenham Fine Ales, and it’s a total winner! Named after the famous sea nymph statues in York House Gardens, this 4.4% Golden Ale is a true local legend. It’s incredibly refreshing with a beautiful pale gold color. The aroma hits you with floral, pine, and lemon notes, followed by a hint of apricot and caramel. When you sip it, you get punchy hops from the UK, USA, and Slovenia, but it stays perfectly smooth with a crisp, biscuit malt…
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I’m a huge coffee lover, and honestly, the first thing I do every morning is brew my coffee. Before I check messages or start work, I head straight to the kitchen and put the coffee on. As it brews, that fresh sweet coffee smell starts filling the kitchen and slowly spreads through the whole house. It’s the best way to wake up. I usually take a few quiet minutes with my first cup and let my brain catch up with the day ahead. No fancy routine, just good coffee and a peaceful…
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I checked... and the winner is a jar of beetroot pickles. It's been sitting quietly in the back of the fridge for so long that I think it's become part of the furniture. Every time I open the fridge, we make eye contact, silently agreeing that today isn't the day. I can't even remember what meal I originally bought them for, but somehow they've survived countless clear-outs. At this point, I'm not sure whether I'm preserving the pickles or the pickles are preserving…
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Today I noticed something unsettling. People apologise when they bump into a stranger, yet many speak to themselves with a level of harshness they'd never use with anyone else. We guard other people's feelings but often leave our own unprotected. It made me wonder how different life would feel if we offered ourselves the same patience, forgiveness, and understanding we give so freely to those around us. Perhaps the longest conversation we'll ever have is the one inside our…
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When I was seven, I was convinced I was going to be a chef. I loved being in the kitchen, watching food come together, experimenting with recipes, and making meals for family and friends. Although life took me in a different direction, that passion for creating and helping others never really disappeared. Instead of working in a restaurant, I found myself in further education, where I now teach and support learners as they develop their own skills and confidence. Looking…
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So this is one of those unexpected days… You wake up, grab a coffee, get on with your day, open your email… and suddenly this appears: "read.cash is back @Ruffa, @bmjc98, @Eybyoung, @PVMihalache, @Crackers and 17 others Writers you kept coming back to on the old read.cash all writing again this week. The site was rebuilt from scratch and switched back on a few days ago." I honestly had to read it twice. Seeing those familiar names again felt like opening a time capsule from…
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Making games
I got into vibe coding and I instructed 2 games. They are word puzzles. I will do more and number puzzles too. I have lots of ideas. I tested them two games they are working beaitifully. Hope I can share them soon.
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School & studying
Study time! I am super excited several reasons. I am taking my Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) course which contains 3 large units and several sessions in each unit. I am more than half way through the course. I have completed Unit 1 and done my assignment and I passed. Unit 2 is practically done now I have to submit the assignment for that to be marked. I am doing Unit 3 at the moment. Upon completion the course I can be a tutor in the further education sector.
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Time to go to bed. I hope you all had a productive and successful day. Good night and I'll see you tomorrow.
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Out in nature
It is so hot today. We had a good start of the summer, then it cooled down for a while even rained. Now in the past few days the real summer is back. Need a pool right now or the seaside.
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Monday is here again! Sometimes it is difficult to start a new week because the weekend was so relaxing. But remember, every Monday is a new chance to do better and to reach your dreams. Do not afraid to try hard, even if you make mistakes. Mistakes teach us to be strong and smart. Keep believe in yourself and keep moving forward little by little. Success is not for fast people only, but for patient who never stop. So, let’s make this Monday the first step to your best week…
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Sunday feels like the sky is softer and the time walks slower. It’s the day when you can hear your own thoughts more clearly, like they are not in a hurry. People move calm, the streets sound quieter, and even coffee tastes different. But Sunday also has a small shadow, because you know Monday is already waiting somewhere close. It’s a sweet day, but it carries a reminder that it will not stay.
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School & studying
What I Wish I Knew Before Studying ICT When I first started studying ICT, I thought it will be only about computers. Like turning them on, maybe typing, and learning how to use some programs. But I was very wrong. ICT is big. It is more than just computer things. It’s systems, networks, data, software, security — and a lot of thinking. I wish someone told me earlier that ICT is not just one thing. It is many things together. It’s like, every topic opens another door, and…
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read.cash
So as some of you already know I am back to read.cash recently. I noticed this anonymous users around. When I want to check it out it does not navigate me to that profile. Can anyone explain this user to me?
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read.cash
So as some of you already know I am back to read.cash recently. I noticed this anonymous users around. When I want to check it out it does not navigate me to that profile. Can anyone explain this user to me?
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Now just chilling in my back garden sipping my favorite drink. Enjoying the summer evening after covering a lot of ground today.
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Dear Diary
Having a nice Saturday afternoon down in the park with my daughter. It's busy because of the school holiday. Lot's of children are having fun. She even made some friends playing basketball.
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Being a teacher
From Learner to Educator: Why I Decided to Become a Tutor If someone asked me maybe two years ago, “Do you want to become a tutor?” I probably say no. Not because I didn’t like helping people, but because I was busy just trying to understand the things myself. ICT was already confusing for me that time, and to imagine teaching others? That felt impossible. I remember clearly when I started learning ICT, everything felt so heavy. So many new words, software I never use…
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Dear Diary
I had a fantastic Friday and I hope you all had as well. Lots of things have been dome today so I can start the weekend knowing all tbe major things are done! I am off to bed now see you all tomorrow.
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Being a teacher
My Volunteering Journey to Become an ICT Tutor After I finished my ICDL exams and started the Level 3 Award in Education and Training, I felt like I was going in the right direction. But I also knew learning theory is one thing and being in the real environment is something different. So I asked my tutor if there is any way I could do some volunteering. I just wanted to see how things really go in the classroom, you know, and also get a bit more confident around students. My…
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School & studying
My Journey from Student to Tutor A while ago I decided to do something I never really thought I would. I started learning ICT. At first it felt kind of strange, because growing up I never saw myself sitting down in front of a computer doing anything serious with it. I used computers like everyone else does—watching videos, checking social media, sending emails and that’s about it. But one day I just got this feeling like maybe it's time to learn something new, something that…
