u/NeedleworkerBig8009

Last week I had a tooth unexpectedly pulled. It sucks but what has sucked the most is not eating popcorn! I can't eat popcorn for 2-4 weeks and it's driving me crazy. I feel crazy to be this sad about & consumed with not being able to eat popcorn. I'm having dreams about it, craving it all hours of the day, and fantasizing about how it'll be when I finally can eat it again.

It's wild to even share this but if anyone will get it, I think it will be my popcorn loving pals in this sub.

Please eat some popcorn on my behalf 🙏

-a sad popcorn lover

I'm looking for a good spot to pick some blackberries tomorrow. I used to pick in a neighbor's field but last summer the land sold & a new development is going in.

I was hoping some of you fellow Vancouver pals would have some ideas of where to pick blackberries.

Thanks in advance!

Yay I did it! I passed the SIE, 6, & 63 exams all in the month of July!

It was tough but the Series 7 Whisperer really helped me fine tune the content I was learning using Knopman Marks

Happy to celebrate together or answer any questions about my study habits, experience, or memory hacks.

If you're testing soon, you got this!

Hi!

I am taking the SIE next week & am trying to figure out my cram card info. I know it should be custom to what I need to remember but I was hoping to see examples from people who have already taken it. What did you include on your cram card or dump sheet? What formulas, ideas, or topics were the most helpful?

I am using knopman marks to study & although it's a good program, I'm not feeling super confident. My test scores are in the low 60s. I've read a bunch of threads where ppl share similar scores and pass, but I'm anxious!

I appreciate any advice or examples yall can provide.

Thank you!

Hi, I am looking for YouTubers, Instagrammers, and creators who are women over 60 living healthy, active, and creative lives. I am building a resource for my mom.

She is going through some big life changes and is looking for inspiration from women who are thriving in their 60s, 70s, and beyond. I want to put together a list of great follows she can go to across different platforms.

I'm looking for women who are active and fit (fitness, walking, yoga, dance, any movement really), creative (art, crafting, cooking, gardening), and just generally living fully. Travel, starting new things, reinventing themselves later in life, that kind of thing. Not anti-aging content, but women who are actually embracing this chapter.

Any platform is welcome, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, podcasts, blogs, whatever.

I'll compile everything and share it back here once I have enough. Would love for this to be useful to other people too. Please drop your favorites below!