She told me she saved almost 2 pounds off her base weight and never once missed having four walls, which made me rethink my whole setup for a weeklong loop I'm planning in the Wind River Range next month has anyone else made that switch and regretted it or found it worked better than expected?
I was at the public library in my town picking up holds and heard this librarian tell a teenager that the spines are designed to be read from bottom to top for a reason. She said it's so you can read the title while the book is lying face up, which I NEVER thought about in 30 years of reading. Has anyone else noticed this or am I just late to the party?
Bought this deluxe insert for my game collection thinking it would save setup time. Turns out it only fits one specific game and now all my other boxes are too tall for the shelf. Anyone else fall for the 'universal' organizer lie?
I keep a little notebook of pantry prices (weird, I know) and that rice jump was the biggest shocker out of everything, what items have you seen spike the most lately?
I was on a roll last Tuesday, measured everything out perfectly, then realized halfway through scooping the dough that I had left out 2 cups of flour. The cookies spread into one giant thin disc that I had to scrape off the pan with a spatula. Has anyone else had a baking fail where you skipped a key ingredient and tried to salvage it?
I went back and watched season 1 of AoT and the action scenes feel so much rougher compared to the fluid stuff in season 2. Do you think it was just a bigger budget kicking in, or did the studio learn better techniques over that 4 year gap?
I was all in on Wealthsimple Cash back in January because of that 4% interest rate. But after 6 months I got tired of not being able to deposit cash or talk to a real person when my card got flagged at a gas station in Mississauga. My buddy runs a small accounting firm and he told me about Meridian Credit Union offering 3.2% on a high interest savings account plus full branch access. I switched 3 weeks ago and already feel way less stressed about not being able to reach support. Has anyone else found the trade off of losing that extra 0.8% worth it for actual customer service?
After helping a buddy swap a failed 2007 ECM-controlled pump on his Freightliner and seeing that old 12-valve P-pump from 1995 fire right up with no computers, I'm starting to wonder if simplicity is worth more than all that emissions garbage, anyone else sticking with mechanical stuff on principle?
I was at the local bird store last weekend and overheard this older fella telling the clerk how he stopped using mixed seed because the starlings just bullied everything else away. He said he switched to straight black oil sunflower and it completely changed his yard. So I tried it myself and sure enough, the cardinals and chickadees show up way more now without the messy hulls everywhere. Has anyone else had good luck just sticking with one seed type?
Everyone swears by it but I tried the 50-30-20 split on my $3,200 monthly income in Austin and somehow ended up with less in my emergency fund. What budgeting trick actually worked for you when the popular advice failed?