One of the most useful first-aid skills to learn, according to every medical professional we talked to, is how to stop bleeding. Stop the Bleed exists to teach you how to save a live. You can take an in-person or online class to learn basic skills that are useful in a crisis.
It’s Jewish American Heritage month AND Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month (because minorities have to share…) so get a nice deli sandwich, visit a museum, or go gift-shopping for graduation at minority-owned businesses. Don’t forget to leave a review!
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If you haven’t dumped your Amazon account entirely, there’s still a way to push back: turn off tracking! It’s a win-win for you: targeted ads are designed to appeal to your impulses, not your needs (and they’re targeted so badly!), and they fuel Amazon’s marketing empire. Click through for EFF’s guide.
Remember how we all learned our home phone number as kids? Today, I couldn’t call my own mother from memory. Choose one person you could call in an emergency and memorize their number. Choose someone who isn’t likely to be with you. The perfect person lives far enough away not to be caught up in the same events, but close enough to help.
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Go spend time in the place you live! Visit a museum, stroll through an arboretum, or visit local shops with an eye out for graduation gifts. Be a tourist in the place you live and bring new eyes to the experience. Chat with shop owners and get to know your own city in a new way.
It’s Saturday (and Sunday) Market season! Check to see if local markets have started up, and if they have go wander through. Take some cash and buy some flowers, fresh rhubarb, or just get a coffee and enjoy community!
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