u/DinahKarwrek

Overland and prospect homeless man?

Edit: Thank you friends and neighbors. I just wanted to make sure the vibe was accurate. I'm glad we collectively care for Avery. I have enough information, and I appreciate you all. I should have perhaps mentioned Autism was my motivation behind requesting a group assessment, but I appreciate everyone who gave their kind input.

So we have a neighborhood guy who wanders. I've been told he isn't homeless, but lives in a group home? We've all seen him I'm sure.

The police have him stopped on Pecan right now, and it appears to be a check up on him. Before I jump on any causes, I wanted to make sure our wandering neighbor is an ok dude to feel this way about. I've thought to buy him a pack of cigarettes, or to stop and ask how he is.. but I've not lived here long. Do we know our wandering neighbors name, or story?

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u/DinahKarwrek — 2 days ago

It's normal to feel like you don't know what's going on. It's normal to feel like you don't "get it" without assistance, even on the salon floor. I was told once that it's like nursing school (a common student crossover) where school is meant to introduce you to the industry so you aren't a danger in the salon. You will get your true education when you graduate, and work with stylists. Do not get a booth, you need to learn from your industry peers. You can do this. Do not give up. Every school has drama, and we all share a similar experience. 💜

Edit: Thank you, kind stranger, for the award!

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u/DinahKarwrek — 21 days ago
▲ 19 r/snakes

My lil snek came with this on their tail. 7 month old Amelanistic corn snake. It hasn't changed in the month I've had them. I've seen one complete shed, but I'm now unsure that I checked the tippy tip. Other than making sure the sheds are complete, is there anything I should do?

u/DinahKarwrek — 23 days ago

I found these in a river a few decades ago. Southern Illinois, Garden Of The Gods. They were deemed "cool rocks", nobody bought my imaginative stories. I really think this is a whistle, although there's no way I could imagine how it would have been made. It's very, very loud.

Second I found this stone triangle, that has this orange red substance in it, like an eyeshadow tin. It easily could be used as paint. I hope it's not anything toxic in there 😅

What say you?

u/DinahKarwrek — 26 days ago

I found these decades ago, in a river, camping with friends in Southern Illinois. Garden of the gods. I will make a video of the rock being used as a whistle.

u/DinahKarwrek — 26 days ago