Oslo, Norway
By 2010 the immigrant population in the city was growing somewhat faster than the Norwegian population, and in the city proper this had become more than 25% of the total population --wikipedia
Free Tier
Nat King Cole
Request: his music brings serenity, is sublime and beautiful.
Ellora Caves (religious site)
Request: a multi-religious rock-cut cave complex with inscriptions dating from the period 6th century CE onwards, located in the Aurangabad District of Maharashtra, India.
helping people in below-200 communities on the Internet
Priority request. Is it worth it?
healthy self-interest
Priority request: "taking care of yourself but not at the expense of others" -- psychologytoday.com
controlling mother / father
Request: I feel so overwhelmed when I meet controlling mother.
wanderlust
the wish to travel far away and to many different places -- dictionary.cambridge.org
brown noise
"a useful sound masking tool, that can block out external sounds and distractions and be used in many different ways. Compared to white and pink noise, brown noise uses mostly lower frequencies and is considered the most soothing to listen to of the three." – video's description
"Exsultate, jubilate" from Mozart
Request: Mozart's music is very joyful and uplifting but this is exceptionally so.
Old Dads (2023)
Bill Burr. After selling their business, three men find themselves out of step with the modern world -- wikipedia
speed limits
request: for the highest good?
GAPS Diet (by Natasha Campbell-McBride)
Request: an elimination diet that involves cutting out grains, pasteurized dairy, starchy vegetables and refined carbohydrates.
Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake (theme)
Truth vs. Falsehood has his music at 550, on average.
What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
Request: Johnny Depp plays a small town guy taking on way too much responsibility with his sick mom and disabled little brother. He meets a pretty girl who helps him chill out.
homebody
"A person who likes spending time at home rather than going out with friends or travelling to different places" --dictionary.cambridge.org