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**Will It Brew: Spring beauty (Claytonia virginica)** Foraged in April, Northern Ohio, USA *This is another in my “Will It Brew?” series, exploring wild plants through the lens of tea, broth, and flavor. Thanks for following along!* **Found:** Deciduous woodlands, (especially under maple, beech and oaks) edges of woodlands and clearings, old pastures, sometimes shady lawns of old houses with untreated yards. Creek edges and along shady, undisturbed paths.  If ramps, trout lily, toothwort, and violets are around, this is where you might find spring beauties too.  **ID Notes:** They are spring ephemerals, meaning they disappear by the time the trees leaf out. So they are only...

Hello Everyone. I’m 25 y/o F in USA, first time cat owner for a 3 year old male, neutered former stay cat. I had him adopted him from the rescue shelter about 25 days ago. The first 2 weeks with him was an upward curve, he would play, be very eager for his food, and very active in exploring and grooming and basically being normal. He threw up a hairball towards the end of the second week and that seems to have triggered something in him. He started to play less, and slightly sleep but more. But his food intake was still normal and voracious. He just started a decline in his playtime. His grooming was normal too. The fourth week however, his playtime had gratefully reduced, with him being b...

Hello Everyone. I’m 25 y/o F in USA, first time cat owner for a 3 year old male, neutered former stay cat. I had him adopted him from the rescue shelter about 25 days ago. The first 2 weeks with him was an upward curve, he would play, be very eager for his food, and very active in exploring and grooming and basically being normal. He threw up a hairball towards the end of the second week and that seems to have triggered something in him. He started to play less, and slightly sleep but more. But his food intake was still normal and voracious. He just started a decline in his playtime. His grooming was normal too. The fourth week however, his playtime had gratefully reduced, with him being b...

Hello Everyone. I’m 25 y/o F in USA, first time cat owner for a 3 year old male, neutered former stay cat. I had him adopted him from the rescue shelter about 25 days ago. The first 2 weeks with him was an upward curve, he would play, be very eager for his food, and very active in exploring and grooming and basically being normal. He threw up a hairball towards the end of the second week and that seems to have triggered something in him. He started to play less, and slightly sleep but more. But his food intake was still normal and voracious. He just started a decline in his playtime. His grooming was normal too. The fourth week however, his playtime had gratefully reduced, with him being b...

Hello doctors. I’m 25 y/o F in USA, first time cat owner for a 3 year old male, neutered former stay cat. I had him adopted him from the rescue shelter about 25 days ago. The first 2 weeks with him was an upward curve, he would play, be very eager for his food, and very active in exploring and grooming and basically being normal. He threw up a hairball towards the end of the second week and that seems to have triggered something in him. He started to play less, and slightly sleep but more. But his food intake was still normal and voracious. He just started a decline in his playtime. His grooming was normal too. The fourth week however, his playtime had gratefully reduced, with him being ba...

Hello Everyone. I’m 25 y/o F in USA, first time cat owner for a 3 year old male, neutered former stay cat. I had him adopted him from the rescue shelter about 25 days ago. The first 2 weeks with him was an upward curve, he would play, be very eager for his food, and very active in exploring and grooming and basically being normal. He threw up a hairball towards the end of the second week and that seems to have triggered something in him. He started to play less, and slightly sleep but more. But his food intake was still normal and voracious. He just started a decline in his playtime. His grooming was normal too. The fourth week however, his playtime had gratefully reduced, with him being b...

Hello Everyone. I’m 25 y/o F in USA, first time cat owner for a 3 year old male, neutered former stay cat. I had him adopted him from the rescue shelter about 25 days ago. The first 2 weeks with him was an upward curve, he would play, be very eager for his food, and very active in exploring and grooming and basically being normal. He threw up a hairball towards the end of the second week and that seems to have triggered something in him. He started to play less, and slightly sleep but more. But his food intake was still normal and voracious. He just started a decline in his playtime. His grooming was normal too. The fourth week however, his playtime had gratefully reduced, with him being b...

Hi all — I’m Alex, a personal chef with about 15 years in the restaurant industry. I've worked in a variety of kitchens over the years, including time as a sushi chef, and I now focus on private dining experiences, custom meal prep, and hands-on cooking classes. Some highlights from my career so far: •Part of a small restaurant team recognized by USA Today with Best New Restaurant and Best Wine Restaurant • Private dinners for world-renowned musicians and artists • Events for congressmen and lobbyists • Cooked more than 10 times for members of Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs — the oldest private food and wine society in the world • Two years working under a...

I’m curious if other people in Vancouver are concerned about housing unaffordability and its potential to significant impact Vancouver in the long-term. I definitely am, but I don’t get the impression that many others share my perspective. **TLDR – People who got rich off rising home prices are what allow Vancouver to function effectively in the present day, but eventually those people will be gone - then what happens? Future generations will need to rely on their wages to afford to live here, and if they can’t afford to live here, they won’t. A society needs a substantial workforce to operate, and if those people don’t live here, how does the city function? Realistically, there...

I loved how easy/fast this was to make and it was soo good!! I’m definitely going to get some of those noodles to keep on hand. I’ve seen them in the frozen sectioned packaged individually like this at my local Asian store. It took about the time it takes to cook chicken, then you add the spinach, noodles and sauce. If you pull apart the noodles earlier, it makes it a bit easier. They pull apart super easy and don’t break. I loved the seasoning that you sprinkle on. I was a bit cautious at first but then I added a bit more. I’d definitely get this again, but next time I’d try it with shrimp.

At first glance people may think the fuel side is still the whole point. I am not sure that stays true for long. This screenshot shows the Delivery as a Service market at about $545.64 billion in 2024 and projected to reach roughly $1.17 trillion by 2032. That kind of growth tells you convenience is not a side behavior anymore. It is becoming a bigger economic lane by itself. That is why the EzShop move matters. On March 31, NextNRG said users will be able to order more than 5,000 everyday essentials alongside fuel delivery through the EzFill app, with select-market rollout starting in Q2 2026. The obvious read is “fuel plus groceries.” The more interesting read is that convenience may ...

What happens when a tech CEO brings his fetish to work ? and gets caught ? Court documents recently revealed SandboxAQ CEO Jack Hidary‘s slave fetish for his chief of staff ! ⛓️ The company, founded by former Google X employees, has been facing existential commercial challenges in recent months. Employee departures, rumors of government investigations, and lawsuits have plagued the heavily marketed startup. After months of waiting for details, we now can see some in court of how the CEO treated his chief of staff as a slave for sexual encounters. Insiders believe that there is no board of directors involved in the company’s operations. Employees describe the organization as mafia-...

partner bought me lego flowers for our first valentines so i turned the pretty packaging into a spread :)

There’s something almost alive in this one… like fire learning how to grow feathers. [https://youtu.be/5OapesWhacI?si=HyjhDwCR-YuFiHZ4](https://youtu.be/5OapesWhacI?si=HyjhDwCR-YuFiHZ4) In this video, I’m using a straight pour combined with two wreckings with a skewer to create these soft, flowing feather effects. It’s a simple technique—but the moment you drag through the paint, everything shifts. With tilting the lines stretch, the cells open, and suddenly the piece starts to breathe. 👍 If you liked this video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share—it really helps my channel grow. ✨ EXCITING NEWS! My exhibition Fluidity is happening soon in New Hope,...

# Weekly Grocery Report: National Capital Region (2026-04-10) Type: newsletter Category: Weekly Insights Author: Paul Stanish Read Time: 5 min read Slug: weekly-grocery-report-national-capital-region-2026-04-10 A weekly comparison of grocery prices across major stores in National Capital Region, including each store's rank and standout value items. This week's Springhouse Grocery Report for the National Capital Region compared prices of 99 food items across 12 supermarkets. Price index is a standardized index (100 = average) based on the items each store carried, lower values mean lower prices. [Read more about the price index](https://springhouse.io/blog/how-the-springh...

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I’m very grateful for this subreddit. I’m grateful that we are not alone in this grief. It’s so hard to find people who understand this specific kind of black hole. Recently I lost an ex to suicide. This year. He was extremely tormented. Often homeless, self-proclaimed narcissist at times and other times deeply desperate for friends and family. He would often express how nobody actually wanted to help him, despite the countless connections with friends and family. He spent some time in a homeless shelter and when he left his family found out and they were mortified; they begged him to ask for help next time. He recalled this incident, condemning their offers, saying they didn’t ac...