u/glittering_gabriel99

I’ve actually had my first lobes done twice, once from Claire’s, they got infected andI let them close over. I went to a proper piercer, and he informed me that they were actually squint. He pierced one and the same place, and ten other slightly closer to my face. Would the scar from the first time around be an appropriate place for a second lobe piercing, or is it too close?

The scar is barely visible but I can feel it with my fingers.

Feeling very intimidated by all these posts 🥹😅

Playing with my mums sylvanians, I’d forgotten how lovely they were.

They have dried fruit in them too :)) my first recipie from a new cook book! Very tasty with coffee

I forgot that I loved it. I’ve found so many recipes that I love, and my vegan baking gets more compliments than the dairy-ful stuff!!

I haven’t made anything in AGES, after going through a rough period with food I just completely lost my passion for it but I’m getting bake into it again, and trialing a bunch of vegan recipes!

What should I make next?

Personally, I thought this was great!!!! Be kind, I’m a vegan. Options were limited 💔

(This is my everyday combo from the co-op. 🤫)

That smoothie is RANK

Hi. I’ve been playing double bass for about two years. I take lessons in school weekly. In school, I play a 3/4 size bass of unknown brand, and multiple teachers have told me I’m really improving, and I think I sound pretty good (sometimes..)

About a year and a half ago I bought my own double bass. It is a westbury, purchased in the year 2000, but barely played by its previous owner. It is full size. I immediately noticed that its action was much higher than I was used to, but thought I would overcome it. I haven’t. Everything I play sounds dull, or not at all like the right note. I can never press down hard enough. Bowing sounds screechy and horrid. I know that the strings are different from the school bases (they are completely smooth, and have no grooves.)

Can anyone think of any glaring issues?? Do I just need to have the action lowered? I’m aware this post will be FULL of improper language- I know little about double bass anatomy. Any advice is welcome 😞