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1. 6 days ago on Zack Hill

   Though I use algebra more than stats. It is how I cut down recipes for six down to just two people, or increase if need be.

2. 8 days ago on Betty

   This behavior is why a very popular tile store shut down. People would go to look at the display, and then order online. They forgot that one great thing about that store was that they gave references to truly competent tile installers. We used them for a kitchen and four bathrooms.

3. 18 days ago on Herb and Jamaal

   By using current technology spouse and I can share our calendars. Plus we actually discuss them when we are eating dinner.

4. 8 months ago on Stone Soup Classics

   And as I recall they would ignore the kids with issues (kids like my nonverbal oldest would not be allowed to attend). My mother died when I was in 5th grade. My teacher did not care. She was most upset I did not do my homework and kept me in class during recess. Sorry if death caused the “break up” of my parents.

5. 11 months ago on Zack Hill

   The protective gear depends on the activity. You probably do not need shoulder and knee pads for a bicycle. Wrist guards would be useful for roller blades or any sport where you would fall and instinctively reach out your hand. Though learning to fall by rolling on your side is very useful. Something I learned after breaking my wrist (Colles Fracture, required two screws to fix).

6. 11 months ago on Breaking Cat News

   Yikes! I would call that a time when your immune system was making life worse (very tricksy are immune systems, they want to help so much… but sometimes they get too enthused and cause harm).

   Fortunately my relative is healing nicely, and just working on getting full motion in their wrist, which they use to draw art.

7. 11 months ago on Breaking Cat News

   I feel sympathetic to poor Pucky. A dear close relative just had a cyst removed from their hand. When the bandage was removed they fainted, which is fairly common. As is the comfort of a cat who senses that there is trauma with their human. So cuddles and purring is the perfect medicine.

8. 12 months ago on Phil Hands

   The objection to one wind farm has nothing to do with “loving nature”: https://densho.org/catalyst/proposed-wind-farm-at-minidoka-part-of-a-larger-pattern-of-erasing-marginalized-histories/

9. about 1 year ago on Breaking Cat News

   What is really fun is when the poofy kitty tries to hide under the bed, only to have their tail sticking out.

10. almost 2 years ago on Stone Soup Classics

    Oops, relive.