I’m 29 years old and have been diligently contributing to my retirement savings since I was 21. With an estimated 12 years left before I can claim my pension and retire, I’m determined to maximize my contributions. Considering that I’m investing exclusively in large-cap stocks or the S&P 500, I’m curious to know the likelihood of reaching a million dollars in my retirement savings.
Looking for some advice. Every time I cut my lawn I end up with these big clumps of grass left behind (almost like discharge piles). It doesn’t spread evenly and leaves these grayish matted patches all over.
My setup:
Mower: Troy-Bilt Mustang 50” zero turn
Blades: standard OEM blades (not mulching)
I don’t bag – just side discharge
Cutting about once a week
Lawn is pretty thick and has a lot of clover mixed in
I currently have art mode enabled, but I have to completely turn off the TV and then press the power button for it to work. Is this the correct way to use it when we first got the TV? I could simply press the power button on any menu and it would activate art mode when we first got the TV.