I learned this as medical short hand back before electronic medical records were everywhere. Except I used f/u instead of f/up. This phrase went in almost every single case note every day so I used the short hand A LOT. It still sneaks into my writing sometimes.

Don't sleep on your university's career services office.

I’ve been struggling with this lately. It seems the ‘what are your favorite hobbies’ question has popped up for me a few times lately and forced me to reflect. I cook, bake, see, grow edible and ornamental plants, bird watch, and so much more. But those have become so tightly woven into my everyday that I don’t see them as hobbies but rather parts of my day like meditation or sleep. Sometimes they even border on chores. They’re definitely hobbies, but I guess I am just wondering if my hobbies have become so ingrained in me that I need new hobbies to keep them feeling like hobbies.