It is pretty sad. What a world.

If that ever happens again, ( 🤞🏾no ) lean into them. Applying pressure will close them. I learned this accidentally. Mine were snug enough, but would tighten after every pothole until my wrists were bruised and I couldn't feel my fingers. My glasses were falling off so I had to keep looking up.

I collected seeds from mine, but haven't planted them yet. I wonder how many I could put in a 2' wide pot.

I bought one at Lowe's or the other spot, and it was already about to bloom. I broke it out of its wax ball and transplanted it. I'm about to transplant it again, 3 years and several blooms later. The leaves are too tall for it's current window placement.

Turns out, it's faster.

Why? Have you ever considered covering the food?

You just gotta wipe it down right away when you make popcorn, and clean it once a week or however often you have to clean grease from the outside. It's not hard.

Then I'd say access to quality public transportation and please pardon the expression, but, "walkable" neighborhoods is a top priority. You might actually like Miami suburbs, but I don't know who can afford them. I heard I would no longer be able to afford my old apartment there.

New York City is very chair friendly compared to anywhere else I've lived. Yet, I'd never elect to live there again, and don't recommend it. NY is my crazy lady. Do you drive? That makes a big difference in selection.

Yes, them, and biotech as well. My sensors are free to me, but out of pocket?! It would be hundreds of dollars every 10 days. It took me 2 years to get access to this technology. It took a rule change. It took a new doctor.

We have an obesity epidemic. That's not my issue, but it is for so many.

Yeah, that is so, but that's pharma that profits. The insurance industry surely wants to save money. Are they paid off?

Right. Because I need a latte, some fries, and some chicken, in that order.

I think this thread is funny. I didn't think Yiddish used that alphabet.

No, but I've been curious about it for a while.

I've never seen Yiddish written down. I don't know how to spell much of it.

Sounds like progress! How are you feeling?

I've never lost them before for longer than a minute or two.

I don't think so.