KittenBiscuits @ KittenBiscuits @lemm.ee

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Move Your Feet - Junior Senior

I thought i read somewhere that the biggest consumers of glitter are the auto makers because it's in nearly all the paint.

When we drive over train tracks, we have to lift our feet so we won't get caught on the tracks. We'll be mid conversation and then both of us are lifting our feet all silly like.

Note the driver only does this when it's safe to do so. If traffic is slow or stopped on the other side, we're not just going to rear end anyone.

Currently have not one but two in the leg basket, lol. They rarely sleep with us and when they do even more rare for them to snuggle together despite being litter mates. I have to pee but i hate to disturb the cuddling. They're in the early adult years and snuggled as kittens so I hope they'll eventually return to doing it more often.

When i started doing this, my other family members were a little weirded out, but now it feels natural to part this way and their response feels natural too. I'm so glad i started.

"Girl, the farrier just came by, and my feet feel like new now!"

I don't think the kids say that anymore.

Also, my cheugy thing is I still use yolo unironically as a verb.

I want to add new clients for my fledgling company. I have my first. Getting the second (and third) has been way more challenging than anticipated.

So true! I literally can't even.

edit: Last night when i looked on Amazon, it appeared that there were several for a sliding patio door. There are thin ones for sure, you could ask in the questions if they will work for mortise locks. I know you dont specifically need the solution to be "smart home" capable but maybe one of these solutions would align with your needs.

I wonder if you were periously close to just yelling "twat" over and over.

Believe it!

You can get a lockset with a numerical keypad on both the inside and outside hardware. i.e. no inside knob on the lock for little fingers to let themselves out. It might technically be a fire hazard, though, unless you have an alternate means of quick escape. Keep a safety glass breaker tool by the door but up high or something.

Like a... home workshop inspired by a commercial kitchen? With big bay doors you can roll up when it's canning season. And a drain in the floor so you can just hose it down when you're done getting messy. I didn't realize this is a thing I could get on board with!

My dad used to do this as a side hustle. It's how I learned to solder.

...1989..."vintage"...[cries in GenX]

You could have frozen them until you do have time to either a) fool with it yourself or b) find someone to give them to. I get wanting to be mindful of how our time is used, but binning them is wasteful of money, of resources, and of those lives.

My biggest one was from getting "Equifaxed". The credit bureaus were still charging to freeze your credit when I did mine. They later made it no charge. I still leave mine frozen and only do temporary windows when I'm going to apply for something. I was also part of the OPM breach. I've had other breaches get my email or whatever, but OPM and Equifax were the 2 that I worry about (and I'm a CPA).

I also sign up for all the class actions that I'm eligible for. Why not? They already have all of my details because they know I'm part of the class. It would take something pretty egregious for me to opt out so I can sue the company individually.

I have mixed emotions about the attorneys that do this work, but they are holding large companies accountable for shenanigans, and deserve to be compensated for their time and expertise. But it always does sound excessive doesn't it, the amount of the settlement that gets earmarked to cover fees?

That's not wood though. Brickpeckers?

Sounds like sour grapes if you ask me.