I need a mental escape and looking for low-stakes, fluffy, comfort stand-alone or duology.

Just got the news that my cat has cancer so I’m looking for a book to distract me. Preferably not a series with heavy world building because I don’t have the attention span at the moment.

I love a pining, possessive MMC, and don’t care if the FMC is a Mary-Sue or crazy powerful. Also don’t care if it’s not the most well-written book. I just want something fluffy and something that will distract me and make my legs kick in happiness.

Spice is a big plus but no dark romance. Also, preferably no deaths, especially animal injuries or deaths.

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u/mtnclimber08 — 2 days ago
▲ 208 r/Portland

Bee watering stations

With the hot weather, our flying friends would really appreciate some water stations. Just make sure to put rocks/sticks/marbles above the water line so they don’t drown

u/mtnclimber08 — 29 days ago
▲ 16 r/cats

For three years my cat has meowed incessantly from 4-6am. Started leaving the blinds up in the bedroom and now he’s happy as a clam and most importantly… silent.

u/mtnclimber08 — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/yoga

[COMP] Tips for working on back curvature in Handstand?

Is this a core engagement issue? Do I need to focus on bringing my hips back more? Both?

u/mtnclimber08 — 3 months ago

12 months of vegetable gardening as a first-time gardener

Last May we tore out all of our grass in our backyard and added these two raised beds in! As a first time gardener, I was winging it for the most part and overall had some wins and some losses (pretty sure I have PTSD from spider mites lol). I wasn’t sure how fall/wintering gardening would go but it went so well and I had such a surplus of broccoli and kale I was begging my neighbors to take some lol. If anyone is interested, here’s a timeline of my veggie beds from the last 12 months (minus December) in the PNW (zone 8b).

u/mtnclimber08 — 3 months ago