u/whiskeyandwayfarers

The wife and I are updating our living room and considering a frame tv of some sort. We don't watch a ton of tv, mainly sports, and a few shows or a movie after our kids go to bed. I know art tvs can't match the picture quality of most modern tv's so that is kind of a bummer but not a total dealbreaker since tv isn't a mainstay of our life. Here's my question: in todays market would you buy it again?

I feel like almost all the posts in here are either people love it or absolute hate it and they have a plethora of issues. Would you actually buy another fame tv, or the frame pro, or risk it on the new LG gallery tv, etc, or has anyone gone back to a regular tv and forgone the aesthetic of the art on the wall look.

Title says it all. I have a very small grasp of the theological differences and was just curious as for those who found the church in adulthood why did you choose Catholicism over orthodoxy if you looked into both at all. I’m sure it’s been asked before in here but someone help me understand it like I’m 5 haha

Want to grab some tickets for the Father’s Day game and seeing what you guys recommend for buying lawn tickets. Between Ticketmaster, seat geek etc the prices are all over the place. Thanks in advance

Looking to get on Hgh to aid in some fat loss and recovery post an upcoming surgery and looking for studies on dosing. I see some posts doing 2iu anywhere to 10iu…some doing the 5/2, others doing 7 nights a week. Any insight or someone to point me in the right direction I’d appreciate it

Hello everyone, I’ve been on a journey with Christ for almost a year now since I had some major life changes. I never grew up religious and I only have a few friends who are religious and they’re Catholic or Protestant. When visiting a friend out of town we went to his Orthodox Church and it was mesmerizing to me. But in my area the orthodox churches are either Greek or Russian orthodox. I’ve visited both and it seemed apparent to me it was much more Greek culture or Russian culture that Christ centered and I felt like I’d never be Russian or Greek enough to feel welcomed. Just looking for some inputs I guess. Thank you