Nate Lenahan- Entrepreneur, author, inventor, residential designer, cabinet designer, cabinet maker, fishkeeper, gardener, coder (for web design and Half-Life scripts), filmmaker, photographer, drone pilot, musician, DJ, prepper, gamer, movie lover, book lover, meme lover, caffeine lover, autistic, introvert, insomniac, dysgraphic, philanthropist, and UC Davis grad.

A picture I took of trees.


The Websites I Go To The Most Often

Email:
Gmail
Microsoft Outlook (formerly Hotmail).

News and Weather:
CNN
Fox News
MSNBC
The Weather Channel (wait until it loads then click “Hourly” or “10 Day” (and “10 Day” doubles as a calendar farther into the future)).

Most Common AIs:
ChatGPT
Gemini.Google.com/App (to use Gemini for back-and-forth discussions including: working through complex tasks, writing stuff together, and just chatting).
Google.com (to use Gemini to find websites, web pages, or just answer a quick question).
Grok (to use not via an X (formerly Twitter) account and unlike the 2 Geminis it is the exact same Grok).
Perchance AI Image Generator (unlike ChatGPT it can’t generate images like you asked very well but there seems to be no limit as to how many requests you can make a day for free and does not require a log in).
Perchance AI Image Modifier (unlike ChatGPT it can’t modify images like you asked very well but there seems to be no limit as to how many requests you can make a day for free and does not require a log in).

Most Common Place To Watch Videos:
YouTube.com

Most Common Place To Read Articles:
wikiHow.com (they say they are the most trusted how-to website on the internet and they really are too).
Wikipedia.org (this link is for their English language homepage).

Social Media:
All My Links
Facebook
Flickr
Instagram
LinkedIn
Myspace
Nextdoor (this link is to their “news feed” page).
Pinterest
SpaceHey
X (formerly Twitter)

Most Common Buying and/or Selling:
Amazon
Best Buy (and they have a feature on their website where you can message with a live assistant and they are very knowledgeable and helpful and they even load anything you asked about in your cart so you don’t have to run a search to find and it to then learn more about it or buy it).
Big 5 Sporting Goods (everyone just calls them “Big 5” and you can now use their website not just to see their ad and locations information but to buy stuff too).
Bi-Mart
Craig’s List
Dollar Tree
EBay
EBay Shipping Calculator
Etsy
Newegg

Tracking Packages of Stuff Bought and Ways To Ship:
DHL
FedEx
UPS (United Parcel Service)
USPS (United States Postal Service)

Most Common Bills:
Comcast Xfinity
GoDaddy
PGE (Portland General Electric).

Digital Payment System and Banking:
PayPal
Wells Fargo

Transportation:
Oregon DMV
TriMet Home
TriMet Hop Fast Pass

Maps:
Google Maps
MapQuest

Free Food:
211 - (their slogan is: “Get Connected. Get Help.” as they’re a resource for services including finding free food and they know which deliver).
Crossroads Food Bank (and they also deliver).
Luther Memorial Lutheran Church page (that says some stuff about their food pantry like how it’s housed in the basement of their church but it does not say when it’s open, it’s open: 10 AM–1:30 PM Thursday and Saturday and they are located at: 4800 NE 72nd Avenue (they don’t deliver)).
Oregon Food Bank - Find Support (a resource for finding free food and they also supply food banks with food to give for free).
PACS (Portland Adventist Community Services) Food Pantry (they don’t deliver).
Parkrose Community United Church of Christ - Free lunch every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 12:30–1:30 PM (they don’t deliver).
POBC (Portland Open Bible Church) Food Pantry (and they also deliver).
Street Roots page (for their publication the Rose City Resource that has information on services including free food).
St. Vincent de Paul (of Portland, Oregon) - All Services
St. Vincent de Paul (of Portland, Oregon) - Just Food Help (and they also deliver).
Sunshine Division (register to have a food box delivered page as they also deliver).
U.ME.US Food Pantry (they don’t deliver).

Non-Free Food (Or Primarily I’ve Gotten Food from Them):
Domino’s Pizza (everyone just calls them “Domino’s”).
Fred Meyer
Little Caesars Pizza (everyone just calls them “Little Caesars” and they’re known for having “Hot-N-Ready” pizzas that you can just pick up without having to place an order ahead of time and pizzas at low prices).
McDonald’s
MOD Pizza (everyone just calls them “MOD” they’re known for having over 30 choices for toppings and an oven that cooks your pizza fast so there’s minimal waiting).
Pig ‘N Pancake (known most for their pancakes and they serve breakfast all day).
Pizza Hut
Safeway
Subway
The Starbucks Coffee Company (everyone just calls them “Starbucks” and they also sell some food).
Walmart
WinCo Foods (everyone just calls them “WinCo”).

Everything Else:
Archive.org
ClipGrab
Google Maps
Lyrics
MapQuest
National Do Not Call Registry (and press the green button that says “CONTINUE”).
Time.gov (the official U.S. time government website and on the right it says the date and what the clock of your computer is running at both displayed digital as well as analog).
And these websites of mine (to make sure they’re still up and still working right!):

A picture of Nate Lenahan. A picture of the Glove Box Survival Kit. A cabinet picture. A screenshot of “Half-Life” (1998) for PC (Personal Computer) taken in-game showing a player aiming at a Barney in the base of my favorite map for this game of Crossfire.
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A picture of the LivingInAVehicle.com logo.
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