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The spicy BBQ beef short ribs I've been cooking for 3 hours 🤤1
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JustPassingTime wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »Im wondering what can I use as a sake substitute?
Why a sub?
I couldn't find one where I was at. I'm giving my version of oyakodon for dinner
Make enough for me!1 -
JustPassingTime wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The spicy BBQ beef short ribs I've been cooking for 3 hours 🤤
No invite?
Another half hour and they'll be ready.. c'mon over, I'll share 🙂1 -
Pour_Decisions wrote: »Weight in tomorrow. I hope at least maintained.
This will drive me crazy if I don't correct it so I meant to say "Weigh in" not "Weight in"2 -
Pour_Decisions wrote: »Pour_Decisions wrote: »Weight in tomorrow. I hope at least maintained.
This will drive me crazy if I don't correct it so I meant to say "Weigh in" not "Weight in"
Lol I get it darn typos creep up on ya! Lets hope you at least maintained as well!
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I'm excited to come home in the day light!3
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I'm not sure how I feel about banjo music when there are saxophones involved. So far I am not thrilled.1
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How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?0
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RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard0 -
Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?0 -
RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
Is the routine the the process of forming the habit for x amount of days?0 -
Tankiscool wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
Is the routine the the process of forming the habit for x amount of days?
If that's the case, then after you've done the routine to establish the habit, do you say, "Hey I have this new habit."?
ETA: This kinda got away from my original intent of the question, but I googled this.
https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-habit-and-vs-routine/
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RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
66 days. But I think the real answer is when you find yourself doing it consistently and have behaved that way for a considerable amount of time.0 -
RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
66 days. But I think the real answer is when you find yourself doing it consistently and have behaved that way for a considerable amount of time.
Are you sure? I thought the answer was always 42? 😁1 -
RomaineCalm wrote: »Tankiscool wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
Is the routine the the process of forming the habit for x amount of days?
If that's the case, then after you've done the routine to establish the habit, do you say, "Hey I have this new habit."?
ETA: This kinda got away from my original intent of the question, but I googled this.
https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-habit-and-vs-routine/
From that article it says that a routine is based upon habits of which can change as well. So if you start a new habit you are also changing your routine. So you really can't say you have a new routine at all as it can change, you can should say I have switched up my routine, I guess?0 -
RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
66 days. But I think the real answer is when you find yourself doing it consistently and have behaved that way for a considerable amount of time.
I will admit 21 days is something I've heard over the years, it could be 66, it could be 1,000. But I really think it's up to the individual and how far against the norm it is for them and the motivations involved.
I wasn't really asking how long it takes for something to "stick", but more so how long until you've done something repeatedly that it's now something you can "claim" is your routine. Does that make sense?
Just something I was thinking about.0 -
RomaineCalm wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »Reckoner67 wrote: »RomaineCalm wrote: »How long do you have to do something until it's considered a routine?
Ninety days or something like that to make something into a habit, or so I’ve heard
21 days to make a habit.
But what about routine?
Like if I start something new, how long until I can say, "Hey I have this new routine."?
66 days. But I think the real answer is when you find yourself doing it consistently and have behaved that way for a considerable amount of time.
I will admit 21 days is something I've heard over the years, it could be 66, it could be 1,000. But I really think it's up to the individual and how far against the norm it is for them and the motivations involved.
I wasn't really asking how long it takes for something to "stick", but more so how long until you've done something repeatedly that it's now something you can "claim" is your routine. Does that make sense?
Just something I was thinking about.
3 times.
Once is nothing.
Twice is a coincidence.
Three times is a pattern.2 -
JustPassingTime wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The spicy BBQ beef short ribs I've been cooking for 3 hours 🤤
No invite?
They're ready,.. melt in your mouth 🙂4 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »JustPassingTime wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »The spicy BBQ beef short ribs I've been cooking for 3 hours 🤤
No invite?
They're ready,.. melt in your mouth 🙂
Yummy.2
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