I've done hundreds of batches with all the different variations. Sugar wood glue, marine epoxy, etc. Also a considerable amount of wallpaper paste. But I just can't get consistent results. Some pieces stay up for years, others come down in months. I usually use just straight boiled paste because I have a lot of dark pieces and everything else leaves spots over the dark portions. Clear wallpaper paste doesn't have this issue, but it also doesn't handle outdoors very well and is a bit more expensive than a bag of flour. Curious about your recipes, what you're adding to your recipes and if anyone has solutions to spotting.
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So I'm moving soon and I don't want to leave Cheddar alone. He's a street cat but unlike anything I've ever encountered. Loving, cuddly, just amazing. He comes by every night for pets and food, but mostly pets. He will 'thank' you for 5 min before eating the food, and will stop often to thank you more. You literally have to point at the food to get him to go back to it. He would be the most amazing house cat and I've had a LOT of cats in my life. He deserves you and you deserve him. He still needs to be fixed and get shots, but other than that is healthy and happy and honestly just one of the best cats I've ever met. I tried super hard to find a place I could take him with me but I failed. Just desperately want him to have a happy future not on the streets.
They are ABSOLUTELY doing their best which is why it's only mildly infuriating, but the emotional rollercoaster of it all is very intense. I'm not infuriated by the healthcare teams, I'm upset with reality, basically. 14 hours wondering if I'm going to need surgery or my neuropathy is permanent/spine related, told it's not and can go home, get to sleep 4 whole hours, woken up to tell me to wear a neck brace for a month or so, back to sleep for 45 minutes, woken back up to tell me I may need surgery. All the teams are unrelated and so they've just been increasing my level of care which I love them for, genuinely a great hospital system(penn in Philly), once you start getting care. But the 14 hours in emergency was SO taxing and then being woken back up twice for revisions just kinda spun my head. I just want to fix this and it just keeps getting better, worse, better, worse, better, worse, better. Also, it's a massively busy hospital in Philly proper and 14 hours sounds crazy but we're having a heatwave and there's lots of trauma patients coming in.
And no I will not activate my windows!
Do you take QM seriously and like playing in well coordinated 5mans? Winrate over 55%? Possibly a super dope otp? Aren't toxic? Play your role, respond to pings, focus objectives and camps appropriately? DM me! The daytime player pool is getting a bit stale and I'd love to meet some new people/groups.