Love her

I think most hobbies have a few legends of the hobby.

I recently got into learning about foraging. There’s is one dude is Wisconsin who basically wrote “The Book” on foraging. Samuel Thayer has basically rewrote what is and isn’t edible. He tried all the old sources himself as well as doing checking ethnobotany sources and asking people native to the region about every plant. He’s got three books and the ultimate field guide. All his books and titles are the source of the new AI slop foraging books out there.

In my city there’s a glasswork studio that does classes and has studio space. I have made a stained glass snowflakes and leaves. It was fun. So look to see if they’re are studios

I’m the planner for my friend group (maybe the secondary planner) and my wife is the planner for most of her friends. We just had a baby and now we can plan less so we have less events to go to.

Usually those kind of slice of life are between adventures. I do think Dragons of Icespire Peak has a home base with a quest board that has some low level adventures. If you take it as a starting point I think you can keep the vibes going.

If you are really interested in playing this way you will need to stop leveling up after a certain point. I think level 6 (maybe 3 if you want to be really small) can be the max with a potential to gain more HP or feats instead of features. This level 6 cap has been used in older editions for a type of play

Job hopping is the best way to get better money and job title. It’s worth staying for a few years ever once in a while if you prefer the stability over the income bump. I am in my stable phase while my children are young before jumping again. I am thinking maybe 5 years or so. Unless the great job comes

Good luck!!! I haven’t had that but I know it’s a permaculture favorite since it’s nitrogen and edible

Even better

Beautiful. Clover is always a winner. Nitrogen and a bug magnet. What else do you need?

I’m glad this slipped in before the session ended. These markets are super easy to manipulate and are basically gambling. They should be regulated like one

I hate doing cover letters. That’s the most amount of work I should do to apply

I always describe it as cozifying the house. Making it cozy and livable

Nothing wrong with liking it then because you didn’t know. If you never have anything you cringe / regret / embarrassed about when you are younger you either have done nothing or learned nothing.

I like my Kia EV6. We were in the market for an EV and test drove all of the ones we could try. I liked the KIA because it had a lot of physical buttons for my regular things. There’s no real subscriptions except for things we don’t use. There’s a touchscreen for a lot but I can get by without using it mostly

I have a request open for a few weeks. I have been anxiously waiting to get since then. I have plants ready to pick up that I need to have chips down first. I am even paying $20

In highschool a few friends of mine waited to get the final Harry Potter book when it was released. We all got a copy and then I think I finished it that night so I talked with one of my friends about it the next day at work. Great fun but a little embarrassing to admit now. Fuck J.K. Rowling

My first professional chemistry job had an older lab tech who used to always say when dealing with any acid.

“Do what you oughta, add acid to water”

It’s a fun saying especially because you need to mispronounce a few words to get it to rhyme correctly.

My local garden shop has it.

But if you are ordering online I use Flawn. They also do other bee lawns and other plants. I had used their English daisy and Self-heal with some success. It takes some time to flower so hard to tell if my sowing are slow bloomers or didn’t germinate.

I have a beautiful grass and clover lawn in MN. It hasn’t been much harder to get growing than typical grass. Xeriscaping isn’t typically what it’s called here the midwest

What a loser. All my friends are from the forum about a random sex and relationship podcast. Much cooler