u/Im_Just_a_Bumblebee

It’s already so hard for me to find clothes that are actually a size 4-6 because sizing is all over the place and a ‘4-6’ nowadays are anywhere from a size 6-12 depending on where the clothes are from. I don’t care if you put it in the title or the description, if the label reads a certain size, don’t tag it as an adult size when it’s clearly not, it means I can’t filter it out! And don’t sneak in clothes that are none of the sizes mentioned! Am I buying size 4-6, children’s age 12 or children’s age 14?? Just list them separately with the correct sizes it’s not hard

Same goes for people who tag clothes as several sizes smaller than it actually is just because it’s too small for them. That doesn’t make it a smaller size, it’s just too small for you don’t lie about the sizing omg 😭 It’s not fair on people who want to use the app without having to worry about whether or not the clothes they want to buy are the correct sizes, and at the end of the day it’s your time thats going to be wasted when someone reports you for a misleading listing and it gets taken down for violating the rules

I’m not Christian myself but the church my mum works at has been giving out a bunch of treats and a tea bag to the teens going through exams at the moment, just something sweet I thought I’d share 🫶

…until I remember what exactly the baby stage is like 😭 This is my latest rescue Snowboots, I got him when he was 6 weeks old and he’s an absolute rascal. I’m used to rescuing far older piggies, so I’m very used to being able to leaving them on their own on the sofa for 30 seconds while I grab a glass of water. That’s how I found out he’s a climber, and I found he’d scaled up the vertical back of the sofa (still no idea how he did that) and was standing very happily at the top. He was completely safe thankfully, and it’s certainly not a mistake I’ve made since. Almost 6 months old and he’s definitely still a climber 🥹

This is my first ever attempt at gardening and I’m trying to grow a wildflower garden. I planted the seeds about a week/two weeks ago and I’m so excited to see tiny shoots - does anyone have any tips on how to actually keep them alive and growing? I’ve been watering them daily but I’m worried the soil might still be dry