u/westernjuni

Ive heard that Lake of the Woods has some good swimming holes. I’d live to head out once the weather is warm again. What are your favorite spots? Anywhere else I should check out? Thanks!

I purchased a deck around 2021 and can remember almost nothing about it except that one card showed a little girl giving an article of clothing, likely a nightgown, to a large bird as if in offering. Style was painterly. Any help greatly appreciated.

I manage a care home for adults with disabilities, and I also do the cooking, meal planning and shopping. All my residents are younger guys in their 20s, and I’m trying to figure out a good plan for July 4. I want to take them to see fireworks at a local park and pack a picnic dinner. I’ve only been here a few months and this kind of experience will be new to them (but get used to it because we’re adventuring from now on). I want some menu ideas that are easy to pack, feel like 4th of July/celebration foods, don’t require heating once we’re at the park and are familiar-my dudes have autism. TY!

Edit: holy cow y’all. All my guys are good to go with fireworks except one who is spending the day with family. I’ve been doing this job for a few decades and I know what’s up. These guys are ready for adventure and excited about fireworks. I take folks from DD communities to big events a lot, including Comicon, parades, and other fireworks displays. I’m new to this house but not the work.

My kid got a job doing childcare at a pool and we need a suit that will modestly accommodate. Thank you!