Can we just end task on this timeline? It’s clearly using up too much memory.

Hey, at least we know we’re cooked instead of getting angry because what we’re doing isn’t working. Small victories

I am sad to report that, more than once, I have tried to zoom in on an actual physical photograph by spreading my finger and thumb away from each other. Life comes at you fast.

I believe when you are drunk the term is wailing. cheers!

...and it would be awesome.

Can I borrow the car?

Sorry about that. It is indeed a murky set of rules, but I really am just trying to be helpful.

Heads up: The exception actually allows for licensed operators to transmit on frequencies that are usually not allowed. It does not allow for unlicensed people to transmit. Normally you might not have problems, but if you plan to use ham radios for this sort of thing, you might get legal trouble.

The NES advantage was THE controller of choice for both playing Super Mario Bros. 3 and controlling colossal neoclassical sculptures from the 19th century.

We’re safe. The Bad things didn’t get to us. I just streamed late on Sunday, but the streak is still alive :)

These were just some main things I thought of. I might have more info... Good luck with your walking onions!

-once topsets have grown and been harvested, you can use the base of the plant. it's sort of like a shallot.

-I divide the bottom onions and space them out every early spring, even though sometimes that means some don't get good topsets for another season.

-You can just let them "walk", too.

- This part is hard, but do NOT eat any onions the first year! Save all the topsets and replant them. Get a big patch going. By the second or third year you will have enough growing at once to get good harvests of the little topset onions for eating while also having enough to replant.

- space about 6 inches apart when planting. If you are starting with a clump of topsets you can break it up and plant each one individually, or set the whole thing as a group.

- Designate an area that is just for the onions. Preferably shielded from strong winds. You don't want them to blow over.

I’ve been growing walking onions for the better part of a decade now. I love them! I won’t offer a bunch of unsolicited advice, but if anyone wants tips I have them to give :)

…but just a little one.

You are an amazingly kind, wonderful, beautiful person that we are lucky to know. It always brings a smile to my face when I see you, and don’t you ever forget that.

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