 
 Gabriella Young
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 Which e-reader is best for someone with poor eyesight and does it have adjustable font sizes
Asked 1 month ago • 61 votes
  
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Answered 1 month ago 
 Kindle Paperwhite fits your needs for large, easy-to-read text. The 7 inch glare-free E Ink screen stays clear on a sunny porch, and the adjustable warm front light keeps brightness gentle at night. Compared with 6 inch models, the larger screen lets you use bigger text with fewer page turns.
The lowest price version shows lock-screen ads and removing them can push it over 150, but the ad-supported model usually stays within budget. Overall it offers strong readability and lighting control for aging eyes.
 How do you reset your day when it starts off on the wrong foot
Asked 1 month ago • 28 votes
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 After the split, mornings felt like negotiating peace with a toaster. My five-minute reset: chug water, step outside for two deep breaths, do one tiny non-negotiable, then text whoever needs a heads-up so the guilt stops steering. I punt the hardest task to later and set a 10-minute timer to knock out one easy win. By school drop-off and my brain accepts the day started at minute five, not at the chaos.
 Why does my knitting yarn keep tangling and what can I do to prevent it?
Asked 1 month ago • 47 votes
  
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Answered 1 month ago 
 Hey Megan! Yarn usually tangles because the skein collapses and both ends are feeding, twist energy builds as you work, or there are hidden knots and snags. Rewind the skein into one ball with even tension, work from one end only, let the ball rotate and occasionally let the work hang to release twist, keep the yarn path clear and off rough surfaces, separate multiple balls and untwist at color changes, and precheck a few meters for knots so you can cut or rejoin before they reach the needles.