u/HardCoreNorthShore

The peach candle

To whomever sold me the peach candle with the fancy laser cut wood top at the Kingfield yard sale...

I now know why you sold it.

I've thrown it away.

I can still smell it. Like a ghost that refuses to leave.

A very pungent, awful, stinky ghost.

I may have to put it in the trash outside.

It just won't leave.

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u/HardCoreNorthShore — 5 days ago

Lookit me gooooo!

This is my third time on skates after 40 years off! I was practicing crossovers.

I am so in love with skating!

u/HardCoreNorthShore — 11 days ago

I'd like to do some outdoor skating and live in a metro with tons of paved walking and biking trails.

Which do I use when there are separate dedicated walking and biking routes?

And can anyone offer tips for outdoor skating? I'm wondering if I might be able to use tennis courts (public) to do drills. Are there any other places you go to practice that aren't a rink?

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u/HardCoreNorthShore — 15 days ago

Leaves nothing at all to the imagination.

That's exactly what it looks like. (From a vacation rental years ago in a place I no longer live.)

u/HardCoreNorthShore — 17 days ago

This wasn't the way I intended to do it, but here we are.

I am picking up a new enclosure for my corn snake today, and want to go bioactive. The enclosure I'm picking up comes with springtails and isopods (in containers).

This isn't ideal, and I'm aware of that. The tank needs time to "season", but I didn't want these little buddies to die. So, what can I do to accommodate these guys while the tank forms it's biome?

I have gotten the substrate worked out, so that's done. What plants can I add that'll be good with a burrowing snek? And how can I make the isopods and springtails comfy?

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u/HardCoreNorthShore — 18 days ago