u/Tight-Lengthiness667

Full time family man, part time hockey player. Random hobbies

I’m just an average Dad who makes stuff. I have some sort of talent but I can’t pin it.

I don’t like Halloween yard inflatables 🤷🏼

hire me.

Also, we call them “glorpses” (glowing corpses). The flapper era ghost dress is chicken wire. Techno Glow powder & paint + UV lights on a timer.

Breakdowns are on r/HalloweenProps

For a first timer - it was pretty epic.

I’m an artist @ heart, but this is my first time making a cosplay helmet out of EVA (& going to a real event!)

I’ve just laid down 4 coats of PlastiDip. I know the recommendation before paint is at least four hours & a full cure @ 24. Let’s be real, how soon have you painted and had decent results? I have a few days but I’m just curious (yes, I searched - but couldn’t fine a definite answer to people actually painting sooner than 24). Let’s hear it, please!

What a year. Marley is just about 8mo now - we were SUPER nervous to how Leia (almost 2yo Huskador) would take to her. They have been inseparable since day 1. They can steal a show, often entertaining guests with their ridiculousness.

To answer your question if you’re ever in a pinch - YES, Rex stuffy in a Lowe’s bucket does work as a bird deterrent when drying seed from a soak.

What methods do you all use? I started soaking seed a couple seasons ago (I’m in northern NH) & it has changed the ease of sowing, and decreased seed loss dramatically. BUT - you have to do it correctly by seed.

Is anybody running a Z pipe application over an x Pipe? Any companies that make them specifically for Dingo 5.7s? Feel free to hate over the question - I have thick skin.

Our daughter named Leia after Princess Leia when she was 4.

Leia is a 2yo. Huskador, & Marley is an 8mo. Golden Retriever. They compliment one another very well. Most friends & their daycare call them Yin & Yang.

Our 3yo lawn is coming out of dormancy; I see at least three different variety growing. I need help identifying them. Any help would be great!

*mind the winter, acid pee spots from our Huskador & White Golden. They transition into “shy-pi$$ers” during the warm months…deep in our woods…could be worse.