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Image 1 — Susan is selling her plants TODAY (Friday) from 1–5 PM — and she just published her first gardening book!
Image 2 — Susan is selling her plants TODAY (Friday) from 1–5 PM — and she just published her first gardening book!
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Susan is selling her plants TODAY (Friday) from 1–5 PM — and she just published her first gardening book!

Some of you might remember my neighbor Susan, the plant lady I've posted about before. She's setting up again TODAY from 1 to 5 PM at 7909 Barbour Manor Dr (40241).

Susan just wrote her first book — Gardener's Journal: Journey into the World of Gardening by Susan Bernauer. She shares her own journey into gardening and walks a total beginner through everything you need to build a solid foundation of gardening skills. She hasn't sold a single copy yet. Not one. So if you stop by today, you could literally be one of the first people ever to own it — and make sure you ask her to sign it, because "first signed copies" are the kind of thing that's fun to have on your shelf.

Come say hi to Susan!

u/LouInvestor — 20 hours ago

Free stuff - utility sink, plant pots, steel drum w/valve, giant farm tub

Title says it all. Everything is outside at the curb. First come first served - I’m not planning to hold anything. Please do not take my yard waste bin or approach the house. See pics for details. 40241 area - dm for specific street.

*I’ve added a significant amount of plant pots since I originally posted this.

Also, I thought I should mention that trash pickup is like 5am Monday so that’s the deadline.

Utility sink is not as gross as it looks, it’s just been outside for a while. The corner was not broken until I dropped it on the way to the street today.

The steel drum was custom fitted with the valve so I could use it as a rain water receptacle, but the water got rusty so it’s just been used as outdoor storage instead. The valve works great though, and the lid locks into place.

u/No_longer_an_Expert — 2 days ago
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Need help grabbing customers/clients

I wanna start doing my own work so where are some places to post for locals to reach out to me if need be for mowing or cleaning trash removal etc so if anyone gots any ideas where I can post and get the right attention from some people and post without breaking guidelines or rules please let me know I’m very happy to help also wanna see what I can do for the community!!!

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u/EveryRequirement420 — 2 days ago
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Attention local woodworkers

A 200-ish year old maple tree in our yard fell a few days ago and we’re hoping to find someone who would want to process the tree and use it for woodworking projects. We don’t want any money for it or anything like that, we just want to see the tree live on in any way that it can because it was truly beautiful.

To be clear, we’ve also already contacted someone about coming to cut up and remove it, but someone on the arborists subreddit suggested seeing if anyone local would want some of the wood for woodworking. We’re planning on giving some to a friend of family who has a small home shop and we’ll give some to local woodworkers and then we’ll pay to have the rest hauled off.

Anyone interested needs to be able to cut the wood yourself want from the tree and haul it home yourself.

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u/NippleDickPussyBhole — 5 days ago

Job Hunting

Hi everyone! I'm (22M) moving to Louisville soon and I am currently looking for full time employment. I'm open to any ideas, just trying to make ~$18/hr if that's possible.I don't have any specific degrees/certifications, so something general or with on the job training would be ideal. I thought it would be more productive to hear from actual people instead of scrolling endless job listings.

Thank you for all the help in advance!

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u/CunvingGanson — 8 days ago
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Mold Inspector/Assessor

Anyone know someone who does this on the side or has their own small company? I'm doing a refinance for some home upgrades and the appraisal mentioned a ceiling spot where I had a leak a few years ago, so they want it inspected with an invoice on company letterhead, signed, dated and indicate if mold remediation was performed or is required. I prefer (trust) individuals or small companies far more than big companies designed to squeeze ever last penny out of me. Thanks

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u/roderick66 — 8 days ago

Do not use All My Sons Moving!

They don’t care about damaging my leather couch, black stone, my grandfathers antique toolbox, washer. They started out and seemed good but got very sloppy on the unloading. I didn’t even have very much to move and only moved 15 minutes away. I sold my home and had the luxury of taking my time moving stuff so I only had a handful of bigger items for them to move and I moved all the boxes and smaller items. The cost ended up about 200 more than expected and they didn’t cover the cost of tearing the leather couch. They wanted to give me $100 total. They can keep their $100 and I’ll continue to let everyone know not to use them.

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u/Fair-Bug-1975 — 10 days ago

Tonight's the Night

Stop window shopping and come buy something

Here in Lexington

M4M vers bottom looking to make a lil extra coins while giving you the release you are craving 😜 💗

Hmu

u/Day_lookin_4night — 12 days ago

Looking to hire an electrician

I have a quote on what needs to be done but it seems excesive. Would love to hire an independent (licensed) electrician to do some side work mainly running an outlet outside.

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u/nanovirux — 12 days ago

Free garage fridge

It doesn’t have to be a garage fridge, but that’s where this one has been for a couple years.

Worked great but haven’t plugged it in in a while, not the best looking. Just want it gone- keep for use or sell internals for scrap, your choice!

Alley access/no stairs. Outside is dirty, inside is relatively clean- needs a scrub if using in a kitchen. Located 2nd st near UofL.

I’m slow to reply sometimes- hang in there if you inquire.

Thank you and have a great weekend!

u/_something_clever_69 — 14 days ago