This has been on my to-do list for years and years. There's been a lot of barriers that got in my way, but no more! I know so much of the lore and stories from the music and talking with other fans and the endless online info. But finally getting to sit down and read these is so exciting!
Got this guy from a vendor at Pride. Finally got him out of his nursery pot and into some fresh soil. However, I have no idea about him! I've got the Plant Parent app but I tend to trust people more than pay-to-play apps.
So tell me! What kind of ficus is this little guy? Is he doing alright?
Any tips for a first time ficus parent? I've always struggled to keep houseplants alive but my Golden Pothos is thriving and I would love to learn with this little guy.
Pictured clockwise from top: Lawrence P. Chompers, Puddles, Jackson Chomps, and Jawnathon.
(Not pictured: Andrew who's at work, and Capt. Jack Sharkness who's on his way from Ikea)
Also disclaimer: not religious, painting completely unrelated to Christianity 😂
I'm getting married in October and boy oh boy is putting a wedding together a lot of work!
I'm trying to find a bridal shop that would lean more queer-friendly. It doesn't have to be anything specifically queer focused, but having a safe and affirming space would be awesome as wedding spaces can sometimes be very.... Traditional, and our wedding is going to be a bit less-than-traditional. Any recommendations would be great! Especially if they're a locally owned business!
And before some of you have griping to do or an insatiable need to say something unwelcome, no one asked you.
Thanks ahead!
Hey howdy all you gorgeous human beings. I'm in Denver, Colorado and am hoping to see if anyone knows of or has heard of trans/queer friendly bridal shops? I have no idea where to start and definitely would like to find something more catered to our community, especially as a trans woman who, surprise surprise, had some bodily dimensions that are a little "less-than-cis" so to speak.
Recommendations outside of Denver in Colorado elsewhere are also welcome!
Thank you in advance.
From a homeless drug addict to 31 y/o mental health professional and social work student.
The last picture features what I assume is the parent plant? Location: Northern Colorado
lesson make sure to use climbing gear so you are clipped to the pylon