u/Minimum_South9609

Hi there.

I've sold several boxes of books to Thriftbooks, and usually I'm paid what I am quoted. Today, I received word that they docked me for one book they have deemed "unacceptable" after inspection. But this is a book I bought from Thriftbooks (used) about two year ago, glanced through to see if any of the jewelry-making projects looked like something I'd be interested in, put back on the shelf for a couple years, and last week, sold back to Thriftbooks. At least, I attempted to sell it back. So tell me why a book that is in the exact same condition as it was when they sent it to me is no longer acceptable?

I have an electric pizza maker (sort of works like a waffle iron in that it has a heated lid that closes down over the food, cooking it top and bottom). I want to make a low carb/keto crust, and I suddenly thought of the chaffle batter, based on Mozzarella, almond flour and eggs. Couldn't I parbake that crust in the pizza maker, then top it and finish baking? I would add a generous amount of Italian seasoning and garlic powder right into the crust, so that I'd have those flavors all through both toppings and base. What do you all think?

I've received several texts the past few days that say they're from Vitacost.

I had vowed never to do business with iHerb again after a purchase/negative customer service experience with iHerb after they acquired Vitacost. (Specifically, haphazard packing of canned food that resulted in product damage, followed by nothing but AI "customer service," followed by demands that I submit photos so that my request for a refund could be "considered," followed by their hauling off and just sending replacements, which were similarly packed without cushioning and damaged, which I KNEW would happen, and which is why I wanted a refund and not a replacement, which option they never offered.)

Now, I'm getting texts from Vitacost, not iHerb. Is Vitacost back in business, or is iHerb hiding behind the name because of all the bad reviews on Trust Pilot and elsewhere? Anyone know what's going on? Thanks.

I've searched online, looked through the "FAQ" section in Proton...nothing. Apparently there is supposed to be a settings icon, but all I see there is a choice of light or dark background.

Edit: I should add that another problem with cutting out images of around a one-inch diameter is that I can't cut fine details for very long due to arthritis.
Hello! Here's what I want to do. I repurpose glass jars into vases. I've done various things (paint and accent with air dry clay, marbling by applying two or more colors of acrylic paint to inside and then rotating jar, decoupage, etc.) I've seen some beautiful repurposed jars that look just like porcelain. Cut-out images were reverse-decoupaged (applied face-up to the inside, behind the glass) and then paint applied to the inside once the images dried. I have a few papers with images, but they're too big. I thought of using small stickers, but the adhesive is on the backsides. I don't want that. I want to apply glue to the topsides and then apply them to the insides of the jars. Does anyone know if there are cutouts available, i.e., small stickers without adhesive? Alternatively, could I modify stickers in some way? Thanks!

Hello. I am going to be 70 this year, and have tried (and, many times, failed) throughout my life to cope with a serious but as-yet-undiagnosed personality disorder. (Since I have demonstrated 8 out of the 9 criteria for it, am fairly certain that this disorder has been the root of life-disrupting emotional dysregulation.) I didn't think I would need counseling at this stage, especially since I am now in a situation that doesn't present nearly as many triggers nearly as in my younger years. However, the disorder is still interfering with my life as an elderly person and my role in caring for my 44-year-old son, who is disabled by schizophrenia. (He has been in treatment, provided by the psych department of a local university hospital since age 17; his doctors and I form a team of support, so he's all set. Thank God.)

I am also about to begin OCIA. I would really prefer to have a provider who is Catholic and will integrate Catholic teachings into therapy. Can anyone point me to an online provider who might fit this description? Thanks in advance.