Hello everyone. I am a full-time engineer. I work full-time and I am new to the area.
I am dyslexic. Thankfully I was "diagnosed" early with it and have been able to keep it under control. One of the main ways I do this is I read and write quite a bit. I have been told I have some skills at writing. But being dyslexic means that I have an interesting time sometimes reading things. So forgive me if I read a message wrong and ask a stupid question.
All I needed to know in life I learned from The Princess Bride
1. Life is pain. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. 2. Mostly dead is partly alive. 3. Give the other guy a sporting chance. It might pay off in the future. 4. The will to survive can accomplish great things. 5. I don’t think that means what you think it means. 6. We are men of action. Lies do not become us. 7. Its worth it to slowly build up immunities to toxic things in our lives. 8. Adversity can forge great relationships. 9. Sometimes you need to take “great care” with your friends. 10. Men in masks can not be trusted.
