I really like being alone in the dormitory, alone in the office, and alone in the car to sleep?! Last night, I felt very safe when I slept alone in the dormitory, but actually not alone, because I am the kind of person who can sleep in 5 seconds. However, I have to go back quietly at night. Although I usually walk without clanging, I have to shut myself up in the closed bathroom in the morning to brush my teeth quickly. I don't speak, but I have to take care of the feelings of the other person in the dormitory. She will not think that I am deliberately "looking after" her, because I have always been so quiet, and usually do not say a word. I have a serious paranoid tendency, so when the air conditioner is turned on at 28 or 25 degrees, I will be dissatisfied with all kinds of things, but I still won't say. At 28 degrees, I was sweating all over the whole sleeping process and after getting up; At 25 degrees, I built an air conditioning quilt, and you built a winter quilt, ok. Or you may say that the temperature is just a number, but for me, if I'm hot or cold, I can feel the same clothes and quilts. To put it bluntly, I have become accustomed to a rhythm. If you suddenly break it, I will feel very uncomfortable. Unless I am willing, I will use silence to complain about you.
My mobile phone has a 6:45 alarm clock that rings every day, but I never get up there. I will get up at 7:15 from Tuesday to Friday. If I am at home, I will get up at 8:00 on Saturday. If I am at work, I will get up at most at 7:20. As for Sunday, it is very casual. However, the alarm clock is my rule and will not be broken. Even if others think I am bored, they will not get up after setting the alarm clock.
It was someone else who made rules for me. I never intended to break them. I always faithfully abide by them. Now, I find that not everyone will set rules for me, so I choose to set rules for myself and strictly implement them. When others touch my rules, I will be dissatisfied.
Yesterday afternoon, I opened the semi permeable frosted shrink film for the first time. As the name implies, this thing should have been sanded, that is to say, I can omit the step of sanding? The result shows that the effect of omitting polishing is very similar to that of transparent ones. I-shaped printing mud can be used for coloring, but the color is very light, so you must look at it with great effort. It reminds me of what I saw before A tutorial It is said that when polished with fine sandpaper, the color will be lighter and more attractive; The color will be bright when polished with coarse sandpaper. For I-plate inkpad, if it is not polished, it means that the color will be too light to see clearly... So, in the evening, I first used transparent heat shrinking to polish one side and not polish the other, then polished both sides of the transparent and made another one, and finally I used translucent frosting to polish the last one. Note that the polishing I'm talking about here is using a cleaning cloth! Clean cloth for rough polishing is very hard enough and fast enough. I have also tried to use 2000 mesh sandpaper. After polishing, if I use transparent heat shrink, I can hardly see that it has been polished. The transparency is still strong, but the color is light and fuzzy, so now I use Bajie cloth for polishing. The test proves that the probability of defects caused by heat shrinking will be greatly reduced if the transparent and black heat shrinkable sheets are polished on both sides. If the translucent heat shrinkable sheets are stamped with BD, they can not be polished at all. If the I-shaped plates must be polished, they can be polished on one side. It is said that polishing can not only make the heat shrink easier to color and not slip when stamping, but also make the heat shrink film more evenly heated when shrinking. The frosting has actually been polished, so even without polishing, it can easily shrink the perfect film, but ordinary transparent and black heat shrink film is very smooth, and it is very easy to heat unevenly without polishing. Maybe I flattened it too fast and too hard, so there are usually some small bumps on the heat shrinkable products. These small things usually appear in succession. Today, I found that if I continue to blow in this case, it will disappear automatically. Is it because I press too fast? In fact, flattening should be done slowly, allowing the heat shrinkable surface to cool slightly and then press? This kind of concavity and convexity can only appear on the side that has not been polished. Those who have been polished have never seen this phenomenon.
Shrink film is a waste of money, especially for a perfectionist like me, I may have to try many, many times to be perfect, but I am reluctant to throw away all those imperfections. So, hahaha, can you imagine how much garbage I will produce~
It's very happy to cross the river by feeling the stones