u/apley

Im bored of my usual go-to and want to expand. Give me your best!!!

(My usual is garlic/ginger/soy/brown sugar/sriracha)

Im bored of my usual. I typically do garlic, ginger, brown sugar, soy, sesame oil and a little Sriracha over tofu/veggies/rice. I want to expand and try different things. Thai curries, vietnamese, anything really besides my boring white people asian food flavors haha give me your best!!

Disclaimer: I'm vegetarian so fish sauces etc wont work for me unfortunately

Give me your best laundry hacks. I suck at all parts of it. My sheets are wrinkly and full of lint. I have adhd and forget the sheets in the dryer for eons and by the time I go back its a wrinkly mess. Its embarrassing. I dont wanna be like this.

Hacks I'm looking for (but really I'm open to anything):

- Lint

- Tiny hairs that seem woven in

- Wrinkles (especially once its already happened)

- Oil stains

- Folding it better or quicker(?) I have short arms. All my folded sheets are messy looking.

Give me your best solutions. I hate laundry.

Hi pals. Im a skater of yesteryear attempting to return to practices after many years of leave. I have since come out as non-binary. I loved wearing leggings so I didnt road rash (floor rash...?) my legs. What do men or non-binary(etc) folks wear on their legs these days? I usually wear shorts at the gym but I'm not certain about how skidding my nude skin along the ground will make me feel. Pants? Dude-leggings? Or have you found shorts are fine?

Im fully booked with a wait list at my usual clinic job but I'm trying to start a side hustle and struggling to gain clients. (The two locations are far enough I cant convince many of my clinic regulars to make the switch).

For those working solo or clinic owners - what's the best most cost effective way to gain new clients? I have Facebook, tiktok, Instagram. I have direct billing, online booking. Ive had mixed results with meta ads and google ads look expensive. Ive tried offering promos, doing mail outs and nothing. Im burning money at this point. I know its not a skill issue, I have 12 year experience, lots of extra courses and a fully stacked client load. But how do I get the clients?

Anywhere selling these in the city?

Halfway through the trial / challenges phase but starting to feel a bit crazy with the repetitive meals and always having to cook. I usually make a tofu/green pepper/peanut stir fry and eggs and potatoes on repeat. I have lactose free greek yogurt as a snack and one type of granola bar I found online thats low fodmap. I've got a few types of crackers/chips and popcorn I eat. I've done tempeh tacos a couple times with corn tortillas. I'm getting so over doing this but I know I have to push through. I feel like I'm going to be malnourished soon if I don't mix it up. Things I'd love some help with:

• Vegetarian meal ideas
  • Salad dressings and sauce ideas??
  • Veggie bowls??
  • Any sort of different way to get protein besides cubed tofu/eggs/edamame/tempeh
  • Has anyone made seitan successfully? The internet suggests the actual pure gluten is actually low fodmap (its the starch thats the problem)
• Convenience foods
• Candy!
• What takeout options are there? (In general - I'm in Atlantic Canada so we don't have all the same usuals as the US)

I'm about to have a really busy week and I'm dreading the fact that I know I'm going to default to the same easy meals over and over again because I don't have much time to spend searching up every ingredient in things.

What are you all making? helppp

Im in the planning stages of opening a multidisciplinary clinic. One of the key things I'd like to establish for my business is inclusivity of everyone. I am an LGBTQ+ person so I deeply understand that side of things, however as a white person I know I can't possibly understand what its like to be a POC or especially an immigrant in a new country. I say this because I live in an increasingly diverse neighbourhood (in Atlantic Canada) and a lot of my clients will be new Canadian families.

If you are POC, someone with immigrant experience, or from a different culture, religion, background, etc, what do you look for in a space that signals safety? What do you look for in a clinic or practitioner? Are there any protocols or small things that would make life easier? Even little things!! I wanna know!