u/No_Enthusiasm_9967

Does anyone know of a spot up the canyons where wild huckleberries grow? I wouldn't mind going foraging for some.

Me and my husband built our 3 bedroom 2.5 bathroom house in 2025. My husband was replaced by AI at his last job and has hit some awful mental health challenges that are making it hard for him to work. But now that means we're paying for a $3011/m mortgage on my $1900/m income. We've had savings that kept us afloat but now we're getting to the point where we're wondering if we need a different living situation. We're very attached to this house, we did a lot of sweat equity when building and have done a lot to personalize our home since moving in (build ins, putting in a yard, etc). I would rather rent out the house until we get to a more stable place but I'm just not sure if renting or selling would be smarter. In this economy it feels like if we sell, we'll never be home owners again. Could I rent out the house at its mortgage cost ($3011/m)? Again, its a new build with a garage, potentially would rent out partially furnished, 6000 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, in Logan, UT. Would someone pay that much for a rental? Would it be better to just sell and become forever renters? Advice is appreciated.

Hello, I've started teaching a new student who was very large hands and is having trouble finding his place on the fingerboard, especially with extensions. I myself have small hands and so do my other students. So does anyone have any tips on how to play with large hands? Specifically with extensions, do you pivot on your 2nd finger still or can you just stretch out to get the note? Thanks in advance!

I'm interested in seeing how many programs bigger libraries hold. The library I work at serves roughly 135,000 residents and the area is growing fast, we're also a college town so the number of non-permanent residents fluctuates. With a new director, we've been pushed to crank out tons of programs.

As of this post, we are currently hosting 36 recurring programs (usually recurring monthly or weekly), 27 one time events. As far as community partnerships, we had 54 just in the month of June. This doesn't include outreach events because those randomly pop up throughout the year for us, although off the top of my head I can think of 7 that we do annually. And new programs keep popping up every day!

For those of you who work in libraries with similar or larger populations, does this match up to how much programming you do?

Some one from Green Book publishing has reached out to me about publishing a book that I dont remember putting out on the internet anywhere (although its been a few years since I've thought about this book). They randomly reached out to me through text saying that they want to support my book. It feels suspicious, but I can only find a website when I google the name. Has anyone heard of them?