u/SweetDove

Hey all, I haven't had to change jobs in over a decade. I've moved up several times at my current job, but the "resumes" I've made or turned in weren't really top tier since they were just for in house positions.

Next year sometime I'm going to be moving and will be back in the job market.

I've attached it as an Imgur link, since it's several pages.

Usually I would curate a resume for whatever position I'm applying for, but my boss has said if I send it to him he has a few people he knows in positions to look at it.

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I got these pants at a thrift shop and realized they're too close to my skin tone to look nice. I'd like to dye them (they're polyester x rayon x spandex) I don't mind the high heat etc. However, I'm looking for a dye color that would give maybe a nice deep blackish green or purple maybe? Or, if that's unsuitable maybe a very dark chocolate color?

The pants are a bit more camel than the taupe shown here (pulling a bit more orangey/yellow ish vs a true neutral)

I think Jacquard is still the brand of choice for synthetic dyes?

My son is 9, and loves all sorts of board and card games. We have been playing a super basic 2 player version on the phone (I think it's called push, or fingertip, or chasing the tortoise) it's nothing like the actual game, but it's akin to my favorite card game - trash.

Since he's a bit older and enjoys other tactical games, I think he'd like actual mahjong.

However, I've learned there are what feels like 6,000 types of games (it reminds me of Mexican train dominos and all the variants you can try)

So, I'm here to ask - Which type of mahjong is the easiest to learn? Which is the most fun to play?

I'd like to nail down that, before I look at tile sets (though it SEEMS an american set can be used for other types, whereas other sets cannot be used for american)

we live in the US, but it's doubtful we'd ever play with other people.

This is the second time I've gotten a greenie :( ive been using nky1 [or whatever its name is] brush on glue since the last time I got a greenie was squeeze glue.

I think the issue is some of my nails have pretty deep ridges. Should I get a semi solid glue? (Do they make one that doesnt have hema?) Or use some kind of ridge filling base coat?

I know greenies wont kill me, but its not the kind of moss I want in my life.

Retail Brand: None.

Hey all, Ive planned several local trips, but my husband and I would like to take a trip across several states in the next few years.

Is there an app out there where I can put in our start, destination location, and back to home that will estimate where/when well need to stop for fuel based on our mpg/tank size?

Ive figured out the route and our sleeping cities (missouri to Pennsylvania and back, with a sleep stop in Indiana) but im really struggling with estimating when to stop so I can budget how many fill ups we'd need (roughly).

My "lawn" currently is mostly whatever native grass grows in missouri, plantains, dead nettles and various other "greens" zone 7a southwesten missouri

I'd like to put something low/less mowing. The plantains and grasses get pretty tall and honestly Im a lazy mower.

We do have an hoa ( >:[ ) so we have to keep it "clean" or "intentional" looking.

No one really goes out front, unless its to move the garbage can so its very low traffic.

My son says the song went "grandpa youre not the one to die" then there was a gunshot and people gasped, and then the line repeated a few times.

He says the song was kind of a rock/alt feel.

We listen to a lot of types of music. It wont be a country song or a rap song. He said it sounded similar in feel to bear ghost but isnt sure what band it is.

My son who's under 18 is receiving an injury settlement that is over $10,000. In Missouri it needs to be put into some kind of fund that can only be accessed by him once he's 18 or older.

The lawyers would like to put it into a "structured settlement annuity" as that's what is easiest for them.

Ideally I'd like the funds to be put into something that can build safely on the value, and will not charge him bogus amounts of taxes when he eventually goes to use it.

I'm not really sure the best route to handle the funds to actually get good growth out of them.

I'm also concerned about future things such as financial aid for college etc that may be affected by various account types.