So, I read yesterday about using a TENS machine and the Emeterm band. The Emeterm band arrived this morning and my son says it’s helping. Might be the placebo effect, but I want to try a TENS. Can’t seem to find anything that explains the placement of the pads. I see them on the arm, but I’m assuming they need to go in a very specific place. Does anyone know? Thanks!
Multiple people have suggested Emeterm. I just looked into buy one and there are multiple devices. Which one do you use for Tourette’s ?
I normally prefer bare windows, but we have a guest cottage outside of these sliders that is directly in the line of sight, so for both our sake and our guests I’d like to add a little something. I have two issues- the sliders are off center because eventually there will be an addition to the left of the sliders. I’m struggling to have the rod extend too far out from the doors on the left, but I also don’t want to cover too much of the doors with the curtain. I’m also not thrilled to have the window next to it bare. I’m not interested in blinds. I’m overthinking this. Thoughts?
Excuse the art placement. The room is in flux and everything needs to move.
Our property used to be a farm many, many years ago. We have two ponds with a brook flowing through them. The upper pond is much more shallow ~2-3’ and lower pond is at least 7’, my husband has tried to reach the bottom with an oar and it’s deeper than that. This structure is between with two ponds. I thought it might have been a mill, but other people think it was just built as a dam to make the upper pond. I don’t understand what the two openings are for if that’s the case. There is usually a waterfall on the small opening on the left and when it rains there are waterfalls on both sides. It’s lovely. Don’t know what the purpose is though. Anyone know or can you suggest sub that might be able to help? Excuse the upper pond. A huge white pine fell into it and the water is ridiculously low and not moving so we have a duckweed infestation.
Soooo, I started this Sophie scarf and frogged it due to an error. The first third was knitted with the yarn that had been frogged. It was yarn bumpy/wavy due to the frogging. I was hopeful the texture of the knit would even out when I blocked it. It helped a bit, but it’s still not great. I’m thinking I tug the whole scarf a bit once it’s dry and maybe reblock. The photo that shows both ends of the scarf if before blocking and the other two are just after blocking. It’s still wet. The yarn is Merino Cloud from Artyarn- 80% Wool - Merino and 20% Goat - Cashmere goat. Any suggestions appreciated.
Looking for a gift for someone who will attending SMU next year. Gift cards to popular restaurants, nail salons, etc. Any ideas?
In the past two weeks I’ve planted
928 Pennsylvania sedge
54 Pink Mulhy grass
95 Marginal wood ferns
100 more marginal wood ferns and 100 ostrich ferns to go.
Question, so any of the native plant societies pay for knee replacements?