▲ 999 r/rainbowbridge
He’s crossing the bridge tomorrow. What do I do with myself in these last quiet moments?
u/Like-a-Boat — 2 days ago
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How to tell which Friedrich AC I have, and if I use an external timer with it?
There doesn’t seem to be any way to remove the grille. I checked all the sides and inside the grates.
The AC doesn’t have a timer option and I’m wondering if it’s safe to use it with a smart plug or if there are any other options that will allow me to set it to run for a certain amount of time.
u/Like-a-Boat — 7 days ago
▲ 30 r/cats
My cat finishes his wet food in four min and then asks for more
He gets half a can of wet food at 7AM and 7PM, as per his vet. But recently he’s been begging for more food as soon as he’s finished. He’s not overweight, but I’m nervous he’s getting there.
He doesn’t throw up his food or heave after eating, but I’m wondering if a slow feeder could help him eat slower and stay full longer.
u/Like-a-Boat — 9 days ago
▲ 6 r/Webkinz
Looking for foods that would complete this collection
Here’s the room and the foods I have so far! What do you think would go best with these?
u/Like-a-Boat — 10 days ago
▲ 1 r/suggestmeabook
Books that take place in a hospital and have something to say about medicine and humanity
Anything ranging from Small Rain by Greenwell (narrator is a patient and everyone is trying their best) to House of God by Shem (narrator is a resident and entire plot is disgusting, crude, and true).
An honest and human book you’d recommend to someone going into the medical field.
u/Like-a-Boat — 12 days ago