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I'm making a blanket for The Kiddo using the Red Heart Jumbo Stripes in Parrot. We both love it! He has decided he wants it wider, though, so I'm going to add panels in matching solids. He prefers the midrange blues in it, but I know he is also a fan of light teals. Has anybody successfully matched Red Heart brand solid colorways to the blues in Parrot colorway? Jade matches and I grabbed it as a backup as it was the only color at my local Walmart that matched the skein of Parrot. However, it is a dark green and he was less than happy with it. From online pics (which are not reliable) it looks like Delft Blue or Pool may be my best options. I'm trying to avoid ordering ...

In *OAUG* *Ch. 1*, MM is giving us a complicated and layered story, even if some of the lyrics seem more straightforward than in the past. MM might say he is "less complicated and ugly." At the moment, I interpret this opening of this album as an angry and resentful artist, who is criticizing his fair-weather friends and fans. He assumes the character of an artist whom mercurial enemies targeted, referencing the real-life swatting event. He was subsequently kicked off from his label and dropped by his management company. In order to preserve their careers, many people, so-called friends, distanced themselves, and some even seemed to take joy in kicking him out of the door of the ...

Does anyone hire up know why overtime is being getting rid of across stores (unless its just my store) and the official reason of why night shift is being removed. In our store a lot of night shift members have said they wont be staying on and our store simply does not hire people even during Christmas season no temps were told to stay on even though they wanted to. Has the cyber attack really had this much of an affect on M&S to make labour cuts in this way. We’re constantly stretched to the point where it just makes it physically exhausting and miserable to work there. Theres never enough people to match the workload which is alway a lot whether thats on the shop-floor the till...

A week ago I returned from ten weeks in Argentina to study Spanish, and I thought this sub might be interested in my thoughts. Some of this is specific to Spanish (I mention the peculiarities of the language there, my classes, the city of Buenos Aires, other places we visited) but much of it is generalizable, especially my Lessons Learned at the end.  # The Language I thought I was high B1 when I arrived, but it turns out that being at DuoLingo level 90 means that I test well, but I’m not “fluid” with the language. I left as a pretty confident early B1. More on that under “Language Classes.” The rioplatense Spanish spoken in the Buenos Aires area and Uruguay pronounces “ll�...

Warning - the following story contains racism Edit - I forgot to clarify that everybody involved in the story is Asian. I \\\[17F\\\] was in college with those two people \\\[both 18F\\\]  mentioned. I first knew JJ from orientation where I asked her whether the student IDs have been passed around, from there our friendship began to grow. Both her and I were pretty quiet and bonded over the classic ****** memes, Shrek. We were friends long before JU, the other friend, came into the picture. JJ and I never really paid JU any attention cuz she, JU, was kind of a quiet and meek girl. We only really paid attention to her during an English class where JU was asked a question by the teacher and...

Why do the feeding instructions on Fox Farm Big Bloom differ so much compared to there feeding schedule?

There is a line that modern Tantra loves to repeat, almost like a sacred slogan that is supposed to end the discussion before it begins: **striyo devyaḥ** — *women are goddesses.* Sometimes it is joined with other luminous phrases: **striyaḥ prāṇāḥ** — *women are life-breath itself*; **strīṇāṃ pūjanaṃ mokṣadam** — *the worship of woman grants liberation*; **mātṛbhāvaṃ sadā kuryāt** — *one should always cultivate the attitude of Mother toward women.* These lines are beautiful, and they are not false. But the problem is that they are constantly quoted in isolation, severed from the discipline, sobriety, and discernment that surround them in th...

Reflections from What I Saw in a Starbucks Store ##Reflections from What I Saw in a Starbucks Store A few days ago, at a Starbucks store, I happened to notice a small incident that led me to quite a few reflections. A Black man walked up to the restroom door. He pushed it open, took just one look, and immediately became agitated, launching into a string of profanities starting with “F.” He didn’t go in—he turned around and left. A few minutes later, a young Chinese man came over. He was neatly dressed, clean-looking, and seemed like a student from a nearby university. He opened the door and went straight in without hesitation. A few minutes later, he came out calm and compose...

**-** **10/7/2024 2:30PM - Day 1:** I didn't think anything of it at first. It was late afternoon, typically the quietest part of the day, and I was standing at the kitchen sink filling a glass of water. I had just let Winston out back - same routine, same dog. While the water ran, I glanced out the window and saw he was standing on the patio, facing the yard. Perfectly still . What caught my attention was his mouth. It was open, not panting, just slack. It looked wrong, disjointed, like he was holding a toy I couldn't see, or like his jaw had simply unhinged. Then he stepped forward on his hind legs. It wasn't a hop, or a circus trick, or that desperate balance dogs do whe...

**-** **10/7/2024 2:30PM - Day 1:** I didn't think anything of it at first. It was late afternoon, typically the quietest part of the day, and I was standing at the kitchen sink filling a glass of water. I had just let Winston out back - same routine, same dog. While the water ran, I glanced out the window and saw he was standing on the patio, facing the yard. Perfectly still . What caught my attention was his mouth. It was open, not panting, just slack. It looked wrong, disjointed, like he was holding a toy I couldn't see, or like his jaw had simply unhinged. Then he stepped forward on his hind legs. It wasn't a hop, or a circus trick, or that desperate balance dogs do whe...

​ Hi everyone! I’m so excited to write this post because yesterday—after more than a month of silence—the official 'Money Heist' social media channels and everyone linked to the 'Berlin' series finally shared a new promo, cranking up the hype for the spin-off’s second season. "Berlin and The Lady with an Ermine" is officially set to drop on May 15th. Not only will the entire main cast from season one be returning, but so will our beloved Professor—and who knows, there might even be a few more surprises in store... In the coming days, we should be getting the final trailer and the dates for the premieres, which will kick off in Spain an...

Source: [https://youtu.be/JP9q\_jFCU\_k?si=qn1Py-1I5ZAf5vp1](https://youtu.be/JP9q_jFCU_k?si=qn1Py-1I5ZAf5vp1) Thread with clips: [https://x.com/YujinnieHa/status/2042243374103843111](https://x.com/YujinnieHa/status/2042243374103843111) **Q: If you had to choose a job later? A. Fisherman or B. Barista** **Canyon:** Ah, a fisherman? **Chat:** Fisherman sounds nice though? **Canyon:** I’ve never tried fishing though. It feels like it’d be pretty relaxing if you go fishing. Being a barista seems like you’d have to do a lot of different things.” **Chat:** Worms? (as bait) **Canyon:** I think I could handle touching them. **Chat:** Fishing sounds good though. **Canyon:** Not sure...

If anyone is wondering: yes, I am a game developer. I can make games. And I have experience with asyms, I'm even developing another asym right now. I just came up with this concept and I want to know if anyone would actually be interested in this becoming real. Please read if you're interested! I worked hard on this. **Basic Game Info:** The game would be on a larger scale than most other asymmetrical games. 2 killers (both killer players cannot choose the same killer) vs. 12 survivors in a very large map. The survivors spawn spread apart from each other around the map, most of them will be alone and will have to find each other. They also must scavenge around to find items, li...

Happy Thursday! *It’s a great day to have a great day!* I hope you enjoyed the first weekend of the month & were able to check out some events. Walking through SoWas open galleries is one of my personal First Friday favorites, (especially if paired with a glass of wine/wine tasting). It is so cool to get to walk through what is essentially a museum, (or rather several different museums since each studio is so unique), but also get to meet and interact with the artist in real life. How often do you get to see a work of art through the artist's eyes and learn their story? If you are looking forward to the weekend, I’m happy to share that there is *a ton* going on. This week...

shared this on another sub and some people said they found it useful so i figured i would share it all with you here too!! i’m not an expert and have a long way to go in my journey still, but i have found it helpful reading other people’s posts here and doing the check ins. i started my fitness journey in january by going to reformer pilates and the gym, and then started a trackable habit plan in february (details below). i’m almost at 20 lb down and i’m feeling so much stronger. it feels great to actually see the visual progress now. things have improved so much for me already and i finally feel like i’m seeing a difference in my body and health. proud of how far i’ve come in t...

Hello! Been going thrifting for a bit but wanted to see if anyone has experience with thrift stores that have a bigger variety of women's business formal/casual clothes. Mainly dresses, blouses and blazers. Would prefer stores that are in Fairfax County. TIA!

I’m trying to learn cooking from scratch but not in the usual “follow recipe blindly” way. I know how to cook and if I get stuck, i generally refer to youtube but that is more or less case to case basis when I'm stuck. I want something that actually teaches how to buy vegetables/fruits properly (what to pick, what to avoid) how to store them in Indian conditions how to wash them properly (what’s actually needed vs myths) and basic cooking fundamentals I’ve tried YouTube but honestly it’s just chaos. Everyone contradicts each other and half of it feels like overcomplicated “chef content” instead of real-life Indian kitchen stuff. Looking for a single solid book that c...

A plush scammer who is big in the MLP, Adventure Time and Pokemon plush scene is trying to resurface and prey on others. Their newest account is called 'PumpkinKittyCrafts' on Etsy. Previous usernames they've used: Strawberry Cow Plush, Mimiku Handmade, Ateiler Mimiku They rely on stalling tactics. Getting delayed by circumstances past delivery date and promising you that they're working on it until it's too late to submit a refund request to Etsy and then they run with your money. Their Etsy account is bloated with the same review bots they use to appear like a legitimate business. Edit: More previous usernames include: My Fairy Plush, Fairlyland Creatures, Fairy...

Hey all, looking for some honest advice from people actually doing these jobs. I just got offered two positions: USPS Rural Carrier (wilmington, NC) Frito-Lay Route Sales What I’m trying to figure out: Which one is better long-term? From what I understand so far: USPS seems more independent, less dealing with people, but I’ve heard RCA can take a while to become career and the schedule can be unpredictable. Frito sounds like better money upfront, but longer hours, early mornings, and more pressure with stores/sales. I don’t mind working hard, I just don’t want to walk into something that burns me out quick or wrecks my body over time. If you’ve worked either: What does a ...

Happy Thursday! *It’s a great day to have a great day!* I hope you enjoyed the first weekend of the month & were able to check out some events. Walking through SoWas open galleries is one of my personal First Friday favorites, (especially if paired with a glass of wine/wine tasting). It is so cool to get to walk through what is essentially a museum, (or rather several different museums since each studio is so unique), but also get to meet and interact with the artist in real life. How often do you get to see a work of art through the artist's eyes and learn their story? If you are looking forward to the weekend, I’m happy to share that there is *a ton* going on. This week...