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Hello friends, it’s been a while since I’ve been here as I’ve been super busy with my final semester of my Occupational Therapy degree. You people are all smart and discerning adults and I need some advice. I have two job offers on the table and I don’t know what to choose. 

One is in my home town, where I’ve lived all my life, and 3 minutes from home. I’d stay living with my parents and be able to save quite a bit I imagine. The job is in a sector I wasn’t initially too keen on working in, and would involve quite a bit of driving and only some office time. The team has been incredibly welcoming and I love the vibe I get from the office and the organisation as a whole. I am aware that I might have to do work outside work hours in this job to make sure everything gets done, and the sector that this organisation is in (the NDIS for my Australian pals) can be very demanding and overwhelming.

The second is, essentially, my dream job. It’s in Oxford, UK, which is about as far away from home as I can get. I’d have to be independent which I really like the idea of, but I’m worried I’d be homesick and find it hard to meet people and make friends. I’ve visited this hospital before and it’s not too far from my family, and I love Oxford as a city and am so keen to tour the UK and Europe. The work is in a hospital and rotational, which is what I’ve thought I wanted to do since being on placement in a hospital. I know working for the NHS can be stressful at times but my interviewers said they were able to maintain a good work life balance.

Any advice on what you think I should do or what considerations I should take into account would be so so appreciated.

TLDR: tell me if I should move to the UK to work or not.

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“A lot of gymnastics in that routine”

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What the fuck is OOFUS, and why does it sound like something Tim would say when somebody crashes a beam dismount?

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My sole comment from NCAA Nationals - 

Why did Utah’s leotard look like... that...?

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I got C*vid but I’m the only person in my house who’s got it so now I’m confined to my bedroom and my parents are leaving my food outside my door. Please send me TV show/movie recommendations to get me through this period lol I’m dying and I’m only 24 hours in to my 7 day isolation.

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Vladislava Urasova • Balance Beam/All Around Finals • Russian Championship 2022.

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This is combo is so cool.

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So I’m 6 week into my final placement in my final year (graduate at the end of the year though) and I have 4 weeks left but I absolutely hate it and it’s ruining my mental health and also making me second guess if this is actually the profession I want to be in but I can’t drop out now cause i’ll have wasted 3 years of my life after already wasting another 5 on a 3 year degree that I’m now not doing anything with and please help what am I doing with my life

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Elisabetta Preziosa (ITA). Her form is really nice and I like her little transitional moves.

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Favourite moments of the 2022 NCAA gymnastics season:

UCLA senior Norah Flatley wins her first career all-around title with a personal best score of 39.450. She also won the floor title with a 9.900, and scored a career high 9.850 on vault.

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Ellie Downie just tore a couple of ligaments in her foot and will be out for a while :(

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where did you see lexy's seitz & comaneci??

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Trinity Thomas of Florida scores a perfect 10.000 on vault, earning herself a Gym Slam.

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…..but knees are hinge joints?….

Not technically. They're actually modified hinge joints, or bicondylar joints, as in addition to flexion and extension at the tibiofemoral joint, some rotation is possible. Look up the screw home mechanism - interesting stuff!