u/Fionasfriend

I lost touch with this friend or I would ask her about it. She was a professional gardener. She once posted on her Instagram an image of her personal garden where she had used pantyhose oncer the young tomatoes to keep squirrels and birds of them.

She always had a huge crop.

Has anyone here heard of such a thing or am I misremembering this?

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u/Fionasfriend — 16 days ago
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Medical Mission at Home event on Saturday, May 2, 2026 at The Common Good: Northwest Tulsa Hub. Participants will receive FREE medical and dental care on a first-come, first-served basis from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Medical Mission at Home
Saturday, May 2, 2026
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
The Common Good: Northwest Tulsa Hub
19 South 49th West Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74127

Started in 2007, Medical Mission at Home is a day dedicated to providing access to healthcare for those who may not otherwise receive it. Through our Medical Mission at Home events, we partner with community organizations to deliver free medical care to those who are uninsured or underinsured within the community. Services provided include medical care and screenings, dental care, vision care, foot and wound care, spiritual care, mental and behavioral health care, food and nutrition services, employment support, housing support and more. Website Link Here

u/Fionasfriend — 24 days ago

There are a large majority of people who rely on energy oil, stocks, and well business. Why are people more worried about what’s happening? I’m seriously questioning whether or not I should be selling my stocks right now.

I’m reading opinions that say as it is even if they opened the strait right now today, it would still be as bad as the embargo in the 70s. I don’t understand why our congressman and senators are allowing Trump to do this to us.

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u/Fionasfriend — 25 days ago

To anyone who has recieved a survey abotu energy prices, or data centers etc.

Have you noticed how they're not asking, "What are your concerns..." they're asking, "What do you know about (xyz)?" or "What have you been told..."? etc.

They don't mention water use. They mention prices. and It's certainly never about whether we WANT one or not, because they know it's wildly unpopular. It seems to me they're trying to find a way to sell the idea and want to know what damage control they have to invest it.

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u/Fionasfriend — 26 days ago

I live near a 100+ year old cemetery which was originally a small black town's graveyard but has since been overrun by the city and the suburbs. It has long since been a general use but there is a large minority population. I have never seen such a compact and diverse graveyard. All religions, all races. It's an easy path for me to walk and I'm always curious about all the different kinds of headstones. Many of them are in different languages. There's even and Muslim section facing off-kilter from the rest (towards mecca).

The other day I noticed a myriad of brand new headstones for one particular family. Almost a dozen new markers, all same stone, all similar cut, all crammed together. The range of deaths spanned from 2018 -2022 so I doubt it was a mass casualty. It could have been COVID, I guess but what struck me as unusual is that they all seemed to have been placed at the same time.
My question is this; is it common for a family or group of people to buy ALL their headstones -all at once for older graves?

Then I looked around I began to notice several new markers across the graveyard for older graves. I would assume these were unmarked previously and the families finally had a change to install them - but ... literally all in the same season?

It seems odd to me. Almost as if the graveyard had a flash-sale or something. Is this a thing that happens?

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u/Fionasfriend — 26 days ago