I don't know anyone there, but I'm curious about the items linked on this Monmouth libguide. They seem to be fairly simple records, but consistent? guides.monmouth.edu/tarot/books

I saw the advice somewhere to make a writeable sign to put by your bed or cabin or whatever and put some short notes on it and that has almost solved this problem for me - this save I've made it further than I ever have before (just trying to find that elusive book of mysteries)

I feel like the brown "cultural site" type signs might even still be up? I know they were when I worked over there a few years ago and it was always such a bummer reminder because I wanted to go but it didn't exist anymore :(

As you can imagine, AI has made finding canning recipes/instructions on the internet kind of a nightmare :/. Extension offices are usually pretty trustworthy, though!

You might already have done other canning, but if not and you're jazzed to do more after your class, I highly recommend the guide published by Ball - it is really clear about the safety parameters that you need to follow and it's recipes are pretty solid: www.ballmasonjars.com/products/ess...

Because this is one of my few niche areas of expertise I wanted to share that the illustrator is John R. Neill (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_R....). The illustrations in this book are some of my favorites!

I use Credit Union 1, which does have a few physical locations left in Chicago, though none are super duper convenient to me. You can use 7-11 and Walgreen ATMs without charges, which is fairly easy to do. I've been happy with them!

(not that I am recommending new or more ways to look at instagram/meta, but if you'll be doing it anyway, it helps)

I tend to only check ig on my browser and forgot I had an autoplay-block browser extension. I looked over my partner's shoulder while he was scrolling the app and the amount of moving image just happening at him was SO wild to me. So I highly recommend the browser extension if you don't have it!

I've become a baked oatmeal gal and even that has sort of ruined overnight oats for me (my other make-ahead/easy solution). It's so hard to have diverse but equally delicious oat options!