finally he used that pencil for goood!

I’ll go first, getting that old PSP, the one which had WiFi in built. Or maybe PlayStation 2 which was like 5k-6k back then. Now, I could get a PS5 or buy games to play on my PC, but the feeling is lost. Just like my childhood. I guess I lived a part of my childhood today. Went on a walk and had a Cornetto IceCream, which back then I didn’t have the money for and had to buy an Orange/Cola IceCream. Then, I walked around my society. Saw a few kids playing football and instantly teleported back to when I was a kid. Now that child is gone and the dream has too. But still, it feels good remembering that 5 year old me would be proud of adult me, and that’s what truly matters. 🥰

This is a funny happy moment for me, and I wanted to share it. The picture below is from my handwriting practice notebook (4 lines are better to train the brain on the height of what each alphabet should be) For context, I am ambidextrous. I used to write with both hands when I was young, but then dropped it when I was around 7. I have been wanting from a long time to get my non-dominant hand (right) on the same level of handwriting as my dominant one (left). But I was never consistent with my practice, leaving it for months or years altogether. The picture is my random practice session today. But what a surprise it was! The alphabets on the first line are near perfect to how I write with my left hand. When I was writing, I kept saying to myself that "my brain has forgotten that I am writing with my right hand 😂". I showed it to my mother telling her the same thing 😂 Then I decided to test it further, started to write sentences, and lo and behold, my handwriting was actually very good. This surprised me, and made me super happy altogether. This is my small celebration of coming close to achieving a dear dream. This made my day!

Hey Viners, I'm looking for some financial advice. While I'm not someone who spends impulsively, but an urge to get an iPad and begin taking notes on it is strong. My financial situation: I get 90K per month, out of which 50K goes to my family and around 25K is for EMIs and miscellaneous expenses. Do you think it's a good idea to buy an iPad for someone who's grinding Leetcode problems? If yes, which model is best for my needs? I'd appreciate your thoughts. Thanks in advance!

Buying a tablet with as less budget as I can but can pay for utility - Want to read (Mac plus android phone is cluttered) - Basic design (canva) willing to try ios for procreate (I am a designer) - App design (flutterflow) - Basic video editing (for Instagram and linkedin) Consideration set - ipad 9th gen - ipad air (worth the money for my use case) - Samsung a9+, s7 FE, s6 lite Decision parameters - book reading experience - money vs use case worth - need stylus - 2 to 3 years low maintainance tab Anything else to consider?

Would you ever buy the new iPad?