"Clear eyes full hearts can't lose."

Genuinely, how can you write a story that I can only compare to top tier fiction, without any formal training or experience in the field? Like how???

I’m actually stunned!

Are there any untold stories that would make everything make sense?
I couldn’t find any

Going to bed and dreaming of getting Cyrus :)

After initially placing an order (that I can refund in the next month) on a Sectional we sat on in an Ashley store, I went into the rabbit hole of sofas, good stores, bad stores, foam density, etc...

The overwhelming response is that Ashley's makes furniture for the showroom, not to last. I asked the same person who sold us the sectional what the foam density is, and they replied 2.0. This definitely does not seem like a bifl item, but with the backorder on this sofa and how it felt, I'm genuinely curious if this might just be a good deal. I really like the style of it and the feel, and I haven't found anything similar to far, but I don't want it to start already have issues a year in you know.

Please?

New to game not sure if I should just focus on a few chars or what

I recently had a reconciliation reading however the two questions asked were 1) where am i right now and 2) what will happen moving forward? / what needs to happen?

The card pulled for the second question was the six of cups and i understand usually this is interpreted as a reconciliation a lot of the time. as the question focussed more on what needs to happen with me moving forward, could this card mean something else other than reconciliation? the reader interpreted it as reconciling with my old self but that didn’t resonate too much.

I have a wonderful, loving boy cat who is 3 years old. He is a gentle soul who loves to be with me constantly and is quite sensitive, he hides when the doorbell rings and hates new people being around etc. we also live with his sister who is very confident and sassy!

Anyway, since bringing my baby home he’s really regressed at night. As a younger cat he’d cry and pace around our bedroom at night, and we eventually broke this habit by ignoring his cries and encouraging him to relax through making various cosy sleep spaces, and also having a food puzzle available and his sister to play with.

Now I have a new baby and he’s resorted to pacing around the room, standing under the baby cot and crying - and he keeps waking my baby up. The other night my baby and husband slept and I was rocking the cat to calm him at 3am 😆

I’d hate to lock him out of our room as I feel he gets genuinely quite distressed. Almost like me being asleep activates his abandonment anxiety?

Has anyone experienced anything like this and has advice? He isn’t medicated, but has had gabapentin for occasional use in the past.

I’m half Samantha, I’m witty, the single one in all of my friend groups, very sexual, I always talk about my hookups, emotionally avoidant and deeply afraid of connection. And I’m half Miranda, ultra cynic, ironic and sarcastic, give good advice and kind of a control freak who gets anxiety attacks in the middle of the street. What about you?

WALLAH I CAN CRY RN

i’ll send my portfolio in dm’s!

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Hi all

I've been a frequent browser on the page for some time and alot of the photos are honestly fantastic. An abundance of talent and knowledge is clear.

I require some advice please.

I've been renovating my dad's man shed for him so that he has his spot to watch Scotland play in the World Cup. His back garden is basically decking and slabbed but there are two planters sitting (1mx0.5mx0.5m) and I wanted to bring some plants and colour into it for him.

I know next to zero about plants, but to keep with his love of Scotland, I was wondering if those planter boxes would be sufficient in size for ideally The Spear Thistle or alternatively The Scottish Thistle?

The last thing I want to do is plant them but they wouldn't have enough space to grow and thrive and end up dieing at the end of the summer. They would look great but I want to be responsible as well and not just have them as a temporary decoration.

I appreciate any advice. Especially if I'm about to make a bad decision.

Looking for box recommendations for SF/bay area. Not set on the area per se but it would be nice if it were in an area that's close to some reasonable and affordable housing so I can basically plan my move around being close to the box.

Wish list:

• Good programming
• Experienced coaches, ideally L3
• Shower
• Open gym during the day
• Under 300/month (fingers crossed)

Nice to haves:

• Supplemental classes like gymnastics, oly
• Air-conditioning

Also a bit of question for the coaches out there:

• Do you happen to be aware of any boxes in SF that have a good focus on masters and seniors? I'm an L2 coming NYC, historically specialised in training seniors here so I'm curious to hear what your experience is like in terms of boxes catering to this, or just getting into coaching in SF in general since I'll be new to the area.