I’m looking at the cost to submit my application in BC and it’s $400. That’s the tweet. I’ve already paid for the clinical exam, supervision hours for 3 years, CEs, the trainings, not to mention actual grad school. And now I must pay $400 at the finish line. Not to mention I have to pay $150 for my current resident states
The first pic is the jar after being left alone for like 6 months, the second pic is just after adding fresh sweet tea. To be fair I don’t think she ever died, new SCOBYs kept appearing on the top, but she needs a little TLC
Pattern link: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/jude-fisher-hat
Yarn: Caron speckled white sage acrylic yarn in worsted weight
Needle: 3.5mm
Swatch: nothing but vibes, mental math and my 24inch head
I got a 92/110 and I finished it about 50 mins. I was metaphorically pooping bricks while in the Pearson room. I unfortunately had a CMH supervisor who refused to sign on some hours early on before I knew better, so I’m now placing the last of my energy (and money) on 2 supervision sessions a week for the next ~15 weeks
My poor partner told me “thank you for doing this”. Haha, I just started using an air sense 11 & f30i comfort w/ small wide cushions. It’ll take some getting used to but so far it survived my side and stomach sleeping + restless legs
It has been very hard to find genuinely size inclusive dry suits in the US. They appear to have 2 options for larger people "XL", or Big & Tall man. and I am simply a size 2x woman with hips who wishes to not be swallowed in my suit, or burst out the seams while im paddling in the puget sound.
I promise I’ve been scouring fish surveys, wdfw resources including the reg book, and any other place I could think before asking. I seem to find a pier that aligns with spawning of various forage fish but then it’s closed due to for say, pollution. I’d appreciate any advice at all.