Any pumpkin patches near by?

Anyone know of any pumpkin patches near by?

I know Southern Hill Farms has pumpkins, but I’m looking for something a little more casual than that.

I know every once in a while a local church will host a pumpkin patch. Wondering if there are any around?

If not I’ll just take the kids to get pumpkins at Lowe’s or something 😂

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u/Dmob17 — 11 days ago

Just when things were going well…..termites….

Central Florida.

Wife and I left with the kids for soccer practice. Came home maybe an hour and a half later to see these swarming the bottom corner of our window.

What’s the best first step here? After hours pest control?

Edit: thank the lord. These are apparently ants.

u/Dmob17 — 3 months ago

$15 Tip. Can someone please help make some edits to this photo?

Can someone please help me make some edits to this photo of my kids? My daughter on the right is special needs and has just started walking!

This picture is really special to my wife and I.

Can someone please remove the pink wristband on my son’s arm and the pink band on my daughter’s left leg? (Please do not remove her purple leg braces, just the little pink band on her left leg. And finally remove the people in the distance.

Offering $15 if anyone is interested. If it makes any difference to the edit, this photo will be printed and framed. I’ve circled the areas of concern on the second photo.

Thank you very much.

u/Dmob17 — 5 months ago

What’s a good compliment to weight training for overall health and mobility?

Entering my old man era with pride. Two young kids and a wife at home. Full time job. Living the dream.

I’ve been working out 4 times per week for a few months now and really loving it. I go around 5:30am and it’s become a real part of my daily routine.

One thing I’ve noticed is that I feel pretty stiff. I’ve never been very flexible and I worry about injury.

What are some nice complimentary form of exercise to weight training that focus more on mobility?

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u/Dmob17 — 5 months ago
▲ 256 r/Tile

Sometimes I amaze even myself

Does anyone have any advice for removing a sill tile without breaking it?

This was a combination of laziness and stupidity but I set my knee wall cap sloping the wrong way.

Fortunately I caught it before installing a door.

Need to remove this and reset it (almost certainly going to break it and have to get another sill tile)

Any tips on getting this off without shattering it into a million pieces?

Edit: …..I broke it……

Thank you for the suggestions 😂 I thought it was going well until it wasn’t. Ended up cracking towards the wall side.

Fortunately it came off easily with a chisel after that.

Unfortunately it pulled up the Redguard with it when it came off, but it looks like I can clean up the edges of where the Redguard was and apply a couple new coats to maintain good waterproofing.

u/Dmob17 — 5 months ago