I have a large sago palm being removed on Monday. It blocks the sidewalk, I hate maintaining it, and it's been here since I bought the house. I'd like to plant lavender or a gardenia in it's spot. How long will it take the roots to decompose before I can plant something there again?
Homeowner says a plumber is coming tomorrow, so he is taking down most of the ceiling. Does $850 sound too cheap for a level 3 finish? I would be replacing the light box for a fan as well.
The attci door doesn't close all the way at the front. There's about a 2" gap from the door to the seal area. It's been like this for over a decade, and typically, we just tape the opening to keep bugs out. However, I'd like to actually fix it.
My wife and I have been visiting the same place for nearly a decade. They charge $20 for men and $40 for women. They also charge $90 for color and style. My wife recently got her hair cut short, like crew cut. They're still charging the same amount, which we both think is bullshit. Does anyone know of a place that won't charge her excessively just because she's a woman?
Is there a reason accountants don't unionize?
Reading this sub has me wondering, accountants complain of bad work conditions/hour, lower pay on early level roles, mistreatment from management/partners/staff, many of them are front line labor, intelligent people, what is the reason that accountants in non-management roles don't unionize [managers cannot generally be part of unions in many regions]
Is it simply that non-manager accountants are young and unaware of their labor rights? Or is it that by the time they learn their rights they are managers and earn enough to not care?
My recirculating air hasn't worked for a while. I need a decent shop to fix the issue and potentially several other items like removing a trailer hitch. If anyone has recommendations, I'd appreciate it.
Shout out to u/I_Like_Metal_Music. Thank you for the awesome cookies!
I baked it for 75 minutes at 350. I always poke it with several tooth picks to ensure it's done before taking it out. But once it cools, the center gets mushy while the outside is dry. Should I try cooking at a lower temperature for longer?
I'm not complaining that prices are ridiculously low for some reason, but why? My wife mentioned that maybe the farms had to pick before Arthur came through, and now they're off loading all the extra stuff? This seems far too good to be true. 713
Pic 4 is just cheese and ketchup. Last picture is BBQ pickles and A1 sauce.
I can't believe the other sub rejected this as tone deaf.
My wife has short hair like a crew cut. The place that dies her hair uses a trimmer just like they do for me. Her haircut might take a few minutes longer than mine, but overall, it's the same process. Yet, they charge her $70 while they charge me $25. I understand typically a woman's cut takes longer because of styling and length of hair. This is not the case with my wife. I don't understand why they charge nearly 3x as much when it's nearly the same amount of work. If anything, they should be charging me more because they typically trim my eyebrows and ears as well.
Just curious, what's on the egg? Is it just leftover afterbirth that wasn't washed off or something?
I know we joke about not cleaning our machines regularly, but if you wake up smelling urine, you have bacteria and mold in your machine that's getting into your lungs and nasal pathways. You need to clean your machine immediately, even if it's the middle of the night.
My 2nd play of KCD2 and doing it on hard-core with all negative buffs. I used to have no problem making strong potions, now I can't seem to make them no matter what. Current alchemy level is 13.