u/bassangler25

Thought it was a baby blue fish at first but having second thoughts now.

Have never seen an all black carpenter bee if thats what it is. Toddler picked it up and was stung.

Delete if not allowed. Wife and I are building a house and want to plant wildflowers in the field that will be behind our house. The box is roughly where the house will be at the top of a hill and the yellow is where we want to plant. Its a fairly steep hill that levels out some towards the bottom so we dont care to use it as part of our “main yard”. My question is what would be the best way to prep a space this large ao we get the best results? I don’t have access to very heavy machinery and not sure Im committed enough right now to do it all manually lol.

The rest of the lawn Im undecided on. Im more the “if its green its grass” type but I do want to be able to keep it short enough for my kid to play in and what not. Im open to suggestions for native options that give a similar feel tp traditional turf grass.

Im in Upstate SC, USA

In the planning and permitting stages of a house we are having built and wanted some opinions on running ethernet. My main question is what location is best for the modem and all the runs to start from? My internet options at the location are limited to spectrum and ATT 5g home internet so I will probably go with spectrum. This means wherever the modem sits needs to have coax.

My thinking as someone who’s never done this before is Id need 1 coax run (hopefully in a closet out of the way or something), the modem connected to power and coax, router connected to modem, an ethernet switch connected to the router, and then all the ethernets for the rooms connected to the switch.

Does this sound like the right way to do what Im thinking? I just want to be able to effectively explain to the builder what I want and have them take care of running the wires and stuff.