u/GodzillaSuit
r/blurrypicturesofcats r/catsaliveandwell r/OccupationalTherapy r/appliancerepair r/torties r/tortitude r/cats
He forgot where he left his own foot
Not only is Toaster Oven a Crimebag, he's also a grade -A doofus sometimes.
u/GodzillaSuit — 7 days ago
Willow has excpetional RBF
She has no poker face...you can tell exactly how she feels at any given moment.
u/GodzillaSuit — 5 days ago
▲ 1.3k r/cats
Other cat communities without so many posts about pet loss
I want to start off by saying that I understand how devastating it is to lose a pet and how healing it can be to share memories and get support in that grief. I'm not asking for action to limit posts about loss here, but honestly all of the loss posts are so depressing that I have started avoiding this subreddit because they bring up really painful memories of one of my cats who passed, and a bunch of anxiety about the cats I have now. This subreddit has just turned into more of a negative experience for me than a positive one unfortunately.
I simply want to know of other cat -centric Reddit communities with fewer or no posts about pet loss. I like silly kitties, cute kitties, playful kitties, naughty kitties, ALL the kitties! Looking for more positive cat posts in my day.
I included a picture of one of my terrors, Toaster Oven, commiting a crime for visibility ❤
u/GodzillaSuit — 7 days ago
Looking for opinions on OT Wizard
I'm about to start my 3rd year in school-based practice and one thing I have really struggled with is staying organized. I have managed to scrape by with Google products but honestly I want something more polished that I don't have to build myself. Someone previously recommended OT Wizard to me and now that the school year is about to start I want to look into it again.
I do have the trial and so far it looks like it will be helpful to me, particularly in regrards to scheduling, keeping track of session notes, etc. While the eval tools look interesting, I'm not sure how useful I will find them in "real life", but the option is nice.
It does not seem very flexible in how goals can be written which would make it challenging for me to directly import a lot of goals my kids have as written. It also does not seem to track missed units that need to be made up (provider absent). It does not seem to be possible to filter session notes by type (individual, meeting, consult etc). I'm not expecting perfection, and I can definitely deal with these issues, but I want to know if it's worth it.
I would love to hear from someone who has actually used this service. How does it hold up under real-world conditions? What are some things that you really like about it, and what are some limitations? If OT Wizard isn't it, do you have anther recommendation?
u/GodzillaSuit — 11 days ago
Fridge freezing food on lowest setting after repair
Hey everyone, I have an old Roper refrigerator. (model RT20CKXAW00). Yes, it's ancient, I know. Recently I had the fan replaced after the fridge stopped getting warm enough. The problem is, it seems like the repair worked a little too well because now the fridge is freezing everything.
Details:
- I have already let the fridge and the freezer completely defrost in case there was ice buildup somewhere. That did not work.
- The stuff at the top seems to freeze first/most
- There is no visible ice buildup anywhere in either the fridge or the freezer.
- The internal light IS turning off when the fridge is closed.
- TBD if the fridge is running constantly, I'm wondering if it may be the thermometer.
I am really hoping to keep this fridge going for a little while longer so I have time to save up for a new fridge that I actually want. I would also like to try to address this myself before calling a tech out again. Is anyone able to give me any help figuring this out? I am pretty handy and I do own basic tools and a multimeter but I don't know a ton about appliances. Any help is appreciated!
u/GodzillaSuit — 13 days ago