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I'm working on a newsletter piece, with an article on fall and winter home protection. In my mind I'm wanting the same image (think the same house) but in both fall and winter seasons.

Is there a way of finding matching images in Canva that correspond to that idea? A similar thought would be a man in his 20s and the same man in his 50s and 80s.

Please don't suggest AI - I'm not wanting that. I'm wanting more natural images instead.

Thank you for any help!

In the last couple weeks (August 2026), my office has become bombarded with numerous calls from varying numbers... all starting with "Hello? Can you hear me?"

Then the caller hangs up.

We're starting to track the numbers to block them, but they are coming from different area codes, at different times of day.

Any resolutions? We're a business, so we can't do a blanket block - or change our telephone number.

FREAKIN RIDICULOUS!!

Like many, many people, I've become "discouraged" with most of my experiences with IU Health. I do have a really good PCP and one specialist, and plan to stay with them - but I have two specialists who just don't seem to care about my situations, give me ~ten minutes once a year and send me on my way.

I'm needing an ENT (for sleep apnea) and a gastroenterologist.

How do I find a good doctor in the system? Is there a particular way to go about the process of switching doctors? I don't really care about offending anyone - my health is what needs to matter hear.

Please - no complaints/stories of personal issues with IUH. I know they exist. I just want to know how people have found physicians in Indy, and if you have any personal recommendations for an ENT and/or gastro doctor.

Thank you.

First - I have searched the sub, and many posts are several years old. Only one is within the last year, and it was for a wedding dress.

I have a couple pairs of jeans that need legs hemmed up a couple inches. Can anyone suggest a local business that does this? I'm even game for Ellettsville, Spencer, Bedford or Martinsville.

Thank you.

M50 - friend is M48, wife is about the same age.

I’ve known my friend since around high school (we went to the same school). We reconnected a few years ago, and have worked together on some different community projects (he’s run for local government and I’ve served on a couple committees and done some behind-the-scenes work).

He had some issues with alcohol years ago, and no longer drinks. Every few months we will meet up and have a drink - he drinks NA beer or a Coke, and has no problem if I have something.

His wife comes off with a bit of… snobbishness, perhaps? It’s a short “hello” when I see her and then she moves on. Rarely any engagement or actual conversation… and if so, it’s very high level. I don’t need deep or personal, but genuine would be nice.

I have seen her be “genuine” with other people, so I feel like there’s something I’ve done, or she thinks I’ve done, but I have no idea what. I was not around my friend during his drinking days, so she can’t blame me for that. He drinks NA beer with others - including her - so check that off the list. I have a solid reputation in the community, so nothing there. I’m just at a loss.

I bring this up because two nights ago I attended a local fundraising event. I was talking with two friends when I saw my friend, his wife and their daughter walk in. I waved to them and eventually they headed over. My friend said hello and we chatted for a couple minutes… the wife stayed quiet and the said hi and then walked away. She’s not one to be shy around people, so she either didn’t want to talk to me or something was up (like they had been in an argument or something).

So… anyone else have friends where the wife just isn’t that into you? How do you manage that? Any tips?

Lyle Finster (played by John Cleese) appeared in a number of episodes during S6 of W&G. He ultimately married Karen in Las Vegas, where she announced she wanted a divorce at the reception.

What was the point of the storyline? To act as a counter-balance to Lorraine and Stanley? To add to the guest star inventory on the show? Something else?

It’s just odd how the marriage wrapped up so quickly… with the build-up and sudden demise - yet Lorraine stuck around to even appear in the reboot.

I have. 2007 FJ w 201k miles. It’s doing well for its age, but I still worry about the long-term. I maintain it well and do all the things, but I also know I could be in an accident and it could be gone tomorrow.

I have been looking around for a newer FJ, but prices, mileage and location are a challenge (Indiana here).

So… I throw out the generic question: what would you all purchase to replace your FJ if you had to make a decision tomorrow? Keep your budget to $25k and under.

Thanks!

I'm needing to fill-in for a colleague at a conference at the end of next month. The conference will be held at the Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk - I've tried to book a hotel room, but one of the three nights I need is currently unavailable. I've checked outside the room block/discount, and no luck there either.

I'm wanting to book at a nearby hotel, and keep an eye on the Sheraton so I can get in if an opening happens.

Can anyone recommend a nearby hotel? I'm looking at Google Maps and see the St. Regis, Hyatt Regency, Intercontinental, Royal Sonesta and a few others within a short distance. I'm not looking for anything especially memorable, as most of my time will be at the conference - just needing a good bed and maybe a nice view.

Thank you!

I'm sending a prepaid FedEx envelope to a potential client's home. She is going to put documents in the envelope and return it to me - but I don't know when she will send it.

We don't ship FedEx regularly. I'm reading about doing the label as a guest, but I don't know about the dates - will it be an issue if the date is different from when the label is printed?

I'm not trying to be an idiot here - it's important info coming over and I don't want it getting screwed up.

Thank you.

I'm sure this has been addressed in some capacity, but I don't know exactly how to phrase it...

I watched the entire series, and was a big fan of the show. One thing that always intrigued me were the customs/traditions that the royal family family had to follow - that the church bell could not be rung for anyone but a royal family member (until JFK's death); the various jobs held by royal staffers (the swans, the silverware, etc.); things that Tommy Lascelles "enforced" during his tenure...

Where are these listed? How does a monarch learn these customs? Are they public information? Does the sovereign have the right to change them?

I'd just like to dive deeper into the concepts...

Thank you.

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In the 1980s I loved the Sunday night Disney movies on ABC. There were some scary ones (as scary as a Disney Sunday movie can be) as well as humorous ones.

Do these exist on Disney+ anywhere? Are they someplace else? I can't seem to find them to enjoy.

I saw a post recently that Home Depot offers different classes - often for free - on a variety of topics like landscaping, basic electrical work, installing tile, etc.

Do any local stores offer similar courses? Has anyone participated and, if so, what was your experience like?

I need to do some minor things at home, and I'm more of a hands-on learner than YouTube viewer.

Any other ideas would be welcome!

Two-four times a week I'm getting spam texts asking about doing tree removal, tree trimming, stump removal, etc.

They have often included my legal first name (which I do not go by) and my home address (which is concerning, although I know it's public record).

Is this happening only to me? I'm "Reporting Spam" every time but they continue through different numbers.

I just want them to stop.

EDIT/UPDATE: I'm slightly glad to see I'm not the only one, but sorry it's happening to all of us. Stupid bots!!

I live on the west side of Bloomington. I stream my TV programming, and no antenna on my home.

Occasionally I will see some program advertised for WTIU, but I cannot watch it. I have tried multiple ways...

• I have purchased an indoor antenna - no luck.
• I have checked the OTA sites, entered my address, and they all say limited to no access (I live at the bottom of a hill) . I cannot access anything from Indianapolis as well.
• I have signed up for PBS online, but I cannot get local programming.
• I do not want to install a tall TV tower at my home.

Is there a way to watch the station through streaming? I don't want "general" PBS- I want WTIU specifically.

M50, working in marketing, communications and development. Good pay, flexible, etc.

I am also the board president of a local non-profit… on three different committees that meet monthly… active in two annual community events…

I’m tired. I’m over it all. I used to get a charge from all these things, and now they feel forced.

Yes, I know I can step away, but it’s hard when your efforts have been part of many great things.

However, I want to focus on enjoying my 50s. More travel. Try new things. Seek opportunities to participate, and not be the “leader.”

I’m curious if anyone else is/was a community volunteer … how you handle the overload of things. I don’t like disappointing anyone, but I feel like I am over capacity and need to work on me for a while.