u/Kairiste

Hello! I recently finished Pursuit of Jade and another i really enjoyed was Bon Appetit, Your Majesty and im looking for the next series.

ETA: AFTER TRYING A COUPLE OF SUGGESTIONS, I THINK I FIGURED OUT MY ATTACHMENT TO POJ... i am a HUGE Tolkien fan, and I think POJ is similar in the "quaint, pretty village, eventually turns into a grander adventure, with gorgeous scenery" (plus the added bonus of a capable, independent woman and an adorable love story)... im still searching for the next one to scratch that itch

Things I like:

-Fantastic lead chemistry

-strong female characters (bonus for ladies who save the guys as much as vice versa)

-historical/fantasy (love the costumes)

-gorgeous sets/cinematography

-romance

Things im not as much into:

-overly subservient or eternal damsel in distress women

-takes the whole series to get leads together

-constant "misunderstandings" (they give me third-hand cringe)

Appreciate any recommendations you've got for me!

Hello! I have been using YNAB for probably close to 17, 18 years now? I always loved the envelope system, and YNAB just worked for me, but I can no longer justify the annual cost and they seem to be faltering more over the years.

Here's what I am looking for:

• Household Budget capabilities similar to YNAB (importability from YNAB a plus)
• Small Business budget/tracking (I had QBO and HATED IT, much bigger than our needs)
• Ability to budget/track a shared account with my aging parent who is starting to show significant memory losses - I am being made a durable financial and medical POA this week

I've been checking out ZeroSum, but I know there are others out there as well, if anyone is in a similar situation as me and can give feedback on programs that worked (or thise you felt wasted your time), I am all ears.

Hello! I tried searching for the rules but the link didn't seems to show them, delete if not allowed.

I am hoping to get some pointers on reliable brands/years for a camper. We have a 2023 Chevy Silverado 150 and are considering a camper to be able to go on trips more easily with our 2 dogs (we've stayed at a couple of pet friend hotels but they aren't always available or reasonably priced). It could also work as extra guest space when we are home.

I see people talking about Jayco COVID-era builds being ones to avoid, so I thought I would ask opinions on what people think are decent quality to look for. I am thinking $7k-15k tops, expect to keep it until it until it needs to be hauled away for junk. Don't need all kinds of fancy stuff, just general amenities - pretty much a Q/K bed (K would be best since our dogs like to sleep on the bed with us), A/C and Heat. Thanks!

Hello, I have a husky/malamute with VERY long black and white fur and a german shep with med/long brown fur (I'd post pics to show their coats but I think it's against the rules). Last trip to a groomer I was not pleased (especially for the cost) and think it's time to take the job into my own hands.

I am looking at a grooming table, and a high velocity dryer, and I think I have plenty of brushes and combs, but what I am struggling with is finding an appropriate shampoo/conditioner that would be best for my dogs' fur. Hus/mal tends to get mats particularly in her tail where the fur is probably 16-20" long so I am hoping to find something that detangles and conditions.

My searches seem to just lead me to advertisements but I'd really like to get the "tried and true" recommendations, thank you!

Hello! I've set up my channel and about to start recording. I expect nothing to happen, if it takes off it will be a thrill but I'm focusing on the fun of it so there's no disappointments.

I've got my gear, OBS and Davinci Resolve (still need to deep dive that). I plan to record my screen and do voiceover work for videos 30-45mins long.

• Is anyone willing to share their workflow start to finish, i.e. start up what you want to record, start OBS, record voice as you go, end the recording, shift to editing, etc.
• What do you do if you misspeak or stumble over words?
• Do you start with creating a thumbnail image or is that one of the last things you do?
• If you use some music to fill in some sped up video time, where do you get your samples and do you stick with one bit of music or grab something new every time?
• Do you watch your entire video start to finish several times or do you just review it as you go?
• How long to you typically spend recording versus editing?

Happy to hear how you all do your videos.

This seems to be tricky, and so far the only way I have successfully found to do it is to search for the timeframe, select 1000 emails, delete them, wait for the system to finish moving them, and repeat. Takes forever.

Does anyone know how I can set it so ONLY the emails in my inbox/sent folders are deleted if they are from Dec 2023 or earlier?

I have older emails I want to keep so I don't want a blanket deletion, and the only automatic deletion rule I've found is too short (12 months), I need to keep emails for at least 2 years.

We set up a 529 when our son was born. He decided to drop out of HS and get his GED, now 25. We left the 529 there in case he decided to go for further education, but that doesn't seem likely. Looks like rate of growth was about 9.5%, sitting around 35k. He is aware there is a fund, but the last time we took some out for a class he took it was only around $22k.

Would appreciate opinions on what direction to go - would rolling into a Roth IRA be the smartest move? just leave it be?