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Author's Note: I hope you enjoy the start of my story! It starts slow, but it definitely starts to pick up in part two. There is body horror, but I would consider it very tame for right now. Please leave a comment if you notice any mistakes or want to make suggestions! Please enjoy! Part One The worst question I was ever asked was, ‘Are you okay?’ It is such a simple question, yet it never has a simple answer. The mental toll of trying to figure out if these people were just being polite, or if, for once, they genuinely cared for the answer. I imagined the latter in the long hours where the darkness bites and the fatigue stung. The idea of genuine human kindness was one I had...

Item name and set number: 21310 Old Fishing Store Lego Price: $491 Timestamp and pictures of box: [https://imgur.com/a/scCBBbE](https://imgur.com/a/scCBBbE) Shipping: $54 from 07974 to 98229 (20x16x6 in. (7 lbs.) with insurance for $491) Raffle Total/Spots: $545, 109 spots at $5/ea Price justification: [BrickEconomy.com](http://BrickEconomy.com) Call spots: Y Spot limit per person: Y, 4 Duration of spot limit: 30 mins, wait for announcement Will ship international: No, I will ship only within the continental USA Description: Brand new and sealed, box has creases and shelf wear, front is slightly warped Payment required w/in 10 minutes of raffle filling, 5 min...

--- ## 📊 COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS #### SEC Filing Analysis: Wayfair Inc. (W) #### Executive Summary - **Trading Significance**: Medium - **Key Takeaway**: A Wayfair co-founder and director filed a notice of proposed sale for $100,000, which is part of a larger pattern of selling activity totaling over $46 million in the last three months under a 10b5-1 plan. - **Market Impact**: The ongoing, pre-planned sales by a key founder could be perceived as a neutral-to-bearish signal, though the 10b5-1 plan mitigates concerns of trading on near-term information. #### Company Information | Field | Value | |---|---| | Company | Wayfair Inc. | | Ticker Symbol | W | | CIK | 0001616707 | | Ind...

I have a *Dracaena sanderiana* problem. Some people have a general plant addiction, some people are alcoholics, and I can't stop buying and propagating lucky bamboo specifically. I have almost a hundred of them now, and I plan to propagate them until I run out of space. Why? I don't really know. I'm autistic, and looking at them makes me feel so good that I just... need more of them. Always. Well, I have been keeping them using the "pebbles in water" method. It's exactly as simple as it sounds. I have been using candle holders and cut soda bottles with dollar store pebbles. While this does keep them alive, as I have learned more about botany and plant care, I ...

I work from home and all my business is through phone calls. Ever since my wife and I bought our house, the reception has been spotty. I called Verizon and they're sending me a reception booster but not until the end of the month. In the meantime, I've had instances where customers get sent straight to voicemail when they call me, which is very bad for business. I'd like an easy way to test if calls are coming through during the day? Is calling myself from my wife's phone reliable? We'd both be in the same location, so I'm worried that would be a unreliable test. I can ask friends or families to call me but not multiple times during the day. There are websit...

Guinness Gingerbread Cookies These cookies are slightly chewy, warmly spiced, and deeply flavored, all without using molasses. Every family has that one cookie that feels like Christmas, and for my mother, it was gingerbread. One year, she asked if I would bake some for the holidays. The only problem was that I have never liked molasses, so gingerbread simply was not something I made. Still, when your mother asks for something at Christmas, you find a way.  So I began experimenting. I already loved cooking and baking with Guinness, and reducing it reveals a deep, warm, caramel-like richness that echoes molasses without the sharp bitterness. It turned out to be the perfect foundation for...

The conversation about stopping driving is often described by families as the hardest they will ever have. Driving represents independence and control, and taking the keys away feels like taking their freedom. The emotional reaction is entirely normal. The most effective approach involves shifting responsibility away from the family and utilizing objective third parties and behavioral strategies. 1. Avoid Being the "Bad Guy" The goal is to move the decision power from you to an impartial authority to protect your relationship with your father. * **The Physician is Key:** Ask your father's doctor to write a formal prescription or letter stating, "Due to medical condit...

I have a community tank with a few other female bettas and I’m not sure if this one is a male or female. At the pet store we (my family and I) were told female, but given how much her fins have grown I’m starting to wonder if she might actually be a he. I’ve attached a few photos for reference.

Christmas tends to sweep in quickly each year. One day the season feels far off, and the next day stores are filled with gift bags and leftover wrapping paper that somehow never matches the size of the actual gifts. But beneath all the hustle, the best parts of Christmas usually aren’t the busy or flashy ones. The season carries a kind of joy that isn’t tied to what sits under the tree. As Pastor Jeff often says, the real joy of Christmas isn’t wrapped in paper but in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger — a reminder that hope doesn’t arrive in a box. Generosity also seems to rise to the surface this time of year. People bake for neighbors, check in on friends, offer a listening ...

Hey everyone! I'm u/TaylorLawrenceBridal, a founding moderator of [r/WeddingHelpDesk](https://www.reddit.com/r/WeddingHelpDesk/). This is our new home for all things related to WEDDINGS and a place where you have direct access to a bridal store owner at Taylor Lawrence Bridal in North Carolina that can help you understand the industry. We are excited to have you join us! **What to Post** • Questions about wedding dresses and how to choose the right style • Timeline help for shopping planning fittings and alterations • Budget questions and vendor comparisons • Advice on dealing with family drama or conflicting opinions • Venue questions package reviews and c...

Christmas tends to sweep in quickly each year. One day the season feels far off, and the next day stores are filled with gift bags and leftover wrapping paper that somehow never matches the size of the actual gifts. But beneath all the hustle, the best parts of Christmas usually aren’t the busy or flashy ones. The season carries a kind of joy that isn’t tied to what sits under the tree. As Pastor Jeff often says, the real joy of Christmas isn’t wrapped in paper but in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger — a reminder that hope doesn’t arrive in a box. Generosity also seems to rise to the surface this time of year. People bake for neighbors, check in on friends, offer a listening ...

I am so tired of Amazon. I am not mad at the drivers or a warehouse workers, I am mildly infatuated that the company knows they aren’t going to get these packages to me in time but instead they keep giving me bullshit delivery times and then push it back days later. I am aware that it is the holiday season, 1st they should adjust their timeframe accordingly they are also aware it is the holiday season and should have a system that can account for this(after all they spend billions of dollars a year to stalk customer, why can’t they stalk their own numbers), 2nd this has been an issue all year. It is not like I even like I live in the middle of nowhere. On top of that I pay from prime, ...

A few months ago I had one of those really nothing special days, the kind that just feels like grey mush from the moment you wake up. Work was boring, my emails were annoying, my phone battery died right when I needed my train ticket app, all the fun stuff. By the time I left the office it was raining that very particular kind of rain that is not heavy enough for an umbrella but somehow still manages to soak your jeans. I decided to stop by a small grocery store on the way home to grab something easy for dinner and a treat, because if capitalism has taught me anything it is that sugar can fix at least 5 percent of my problems. Inside the store it was warm but weirdly crowded, the line to the...

TW: discussion of health anxiety & death . . . . . Ok so I have really bad health anxiety. I also apply it to my loved ones and get anxious on THEIR behalf. It isn’t a mystery; I know where it comes from (have lost multiple loved ones w/varying health issues (witnessed the actual end a couple times) and watched like an insane amount of hospital and medical examining etc. shows growing up because it was “wow! really cool! I want to be a doctor!” then but now has become a “hey remember when you were 11 and this dude died of XYZ on TV?” so I have a weird amount of medical disease Names knowledge and the ability to Google). The physical symptoms of this anxiety are also of cou...

I usually i’m very meticulous with humidity levels for storage. However I had to store them at a family members house while in between apartments, and after finally collecting them after a few months, I noticed my humidity gauge went up to 60% while they were there. I usually keep it around 35% to 50%. Is 60% for acceptable or does it require a thorough inspection of all components for rust or pitting?

DashMart, a DoorDash-owned convenience store, moved its Kansas City location last month amid a years-long fight with neighbors and a legal battle with the city. The 24-hour delivery only concept moved to the Manheim Park neighborhood on the intersection of Troost Avenue and Brush Creek Boulevard. Now drivers go to the former Dollar Tree building at 4601 Troost to pick up orders to bring to customers. The DoorDash website says the DashMart locations stock “fresh groceries, household essentials, and more.” The DashMart was previously located in the Longfellow neighborhood. In late 2024, a city inspector issued two city code violations that threatened to displace the Longfellow operation....

The lineup poster going around doesn't even scratch the surface of the full lineup, and the weekend lists aren't even complete. If you haven't been to JF, you should come because it's the best two weeks of music in the world. First Weekend: Stevie Nicks, Rod Stewart, Kings of Leon, Lorde, Jon Batiste, Tyler Childers, David Byrne, Raye, Nas, Sean Paul, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, St. Vincent, Irma Thomas, The Isley Brothers, The Revivalists, Carlos Vives, Blind Boys of Alabama, Cyril Neville – The Uptown Ruler, Rhiannon Giddens, Big Freedia, Samantha Fish, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers, Ani DiFranco, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band,...

About 10 years ago I moved to the Netherlands from Russia, sent by parents as my dad (who is military) knew war would break out and wanted me safe as their only child. They knew they couldn't join me because of specific laws and I later discovered that this was a consequence of my dad's actions "against" the Russian government. He simply didn't agree with a lot of things and laws as well as many other people. So he and my mom sent me, a now 20 year old trans guy to the Netherlands. Why the Netherlands? I don't know, I am assuming they did their research on this country's welfare and I don't want to question their decision as I have too many questions a...

I have noticed that many people on this sub mention that they are financially stable or financially comfortable enough to have a child. I am very curious about how people are measuring that. Pros: For our part, we have no consumer debt (ie no car payments or credit cards). We each have about 1 years salary saved in an emergency fund. We are employed with benefits at above average salaries and have access to a universal-ish healthcare system. We are both high achievers in our mid 30s who have never been laid off. Cons: are still very far behind in retirement savings after withdrawing a bunch as part of a down payment program last year. We do have student loans and a mortgage and the usual b...

A first‑of‑its‑kind report just mapped how childhood cancers are changing in America. Some types are being caught earlier and treated better, but others are rising in number. Doctors and families can now see where progress is steady and where attention is needed. The report also highlights stubborn gaps by race, income, and place. It’s not just numbers; it’s guidance for where to aim research dollars and support. For many, the data feels like a compass for the road ahead.