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it did slide in relatively easy but i used jojoba oil which i do whenever i switch my jewelry anyways. Thank you for responding i really appreciate it!

yes, it is a thicker gauge than the last ring, two sizes up. i figured it was most likely normal since i dont have those things, i am just surprised by the pain being a six on the pain scale after three or four days

it is three years old (got it in 2023), stainless steel ring with clicker, cleaning twice daily with saline solution and qtips, went from 20g to 18g, 8mm to 6mm

in a month it can get up to $600 for two people (granted we could save a lot more if we actually put in the effort)

i believe they do have mites honestly, they are very very itchy.

i agree though i do not really think the pellets have done much, they will need an oral or a drench for sure.

yes i mean a pour on!

with the amount of scratching they are doing i think they may have mites or lice as well. the owners kinda just set them in a pen and fed them for a year and a half without any preventatives or anything.

thank you for these sources this is incredibly helpful!

we would be seeing her post her bs dedicated to 100+ babied

meanwhile hes posting his weird ass vids on tiktok

he has an insta post from feb 23rd where he puts a voicemail over an image of him and zara larson, in the voicemail he is told he apparently has a warrant out for his arrest. idk if its ai tho

yea about the size of a small tart!! paper cups is such a good idea as well!!

obviously i have a lot of ambitions! lol! i have so many ideas but i want it to be clear, i will not go outside of my means in a way that makes it ridiculous. i want my business to be well rounded, affordable, and a safe place for people to be. My family and my boyfriends family are full of business owners ranging from costruction to hair, so i understand reaching for my goals but in a way that will not ruin my life & also make a real impact.

i have been heavily researching cottage laws! I currently am not in a space where i would be able to sell from my home but am in the planning process of building my home. while i take my classes i am saving to be able to buy a little structure that i can turn into my comercial kitchen in order to follow health restrictions. i want to build my business and community heavily before i open a store front. ive looked into renting kitchens as well as a way to be able to get into it before i have a structure.

i 100% agree, as annoying as it is to say, i do not want 40% slop, i want to build it based of my skills and eventually i may consider made to order extra items. ill put out what im good at, and use made to order to experiment and see what the community may want to see more of from me! A lot of the comments have suggested items i am very comfortable with & a few have given items that i would have so much fun trying to make.

An idea ive very lightly considered has been putting items from other businesses on display, allow them to rent out a little display and sell items from my storefront rather than relying on social medias and being able to go to markets.

im very serious about building community and would love for my spot to have events. i want to be able to feature local artists, business owners, and build a space where people know they can come, relax, and meet people. I also would love to have a take one, leave one book shelf! growing up i would always go to the little libraries that the community had built and that was my main way of getting books!

I was considering taking some business courses while i take culinary arts, so hopefully that will do me some good. starting out before i have a store front i will likely do deliveries, markets, and other small ways to get my business out there and as demand rises, if it does, then work my way into a store front. i would love foot traffic as i hope to be able to build community and maybe even feature different local businesses in some way if i would be able. i loved the idea of making seasonal cookies & flavors, making shaped cookies, fun pies with fancy crusts. all of your points are so helpful!!

UGHHH scones 🤍🤍🤍 my heart, id love to do scones! they are so yummy with clotted cream and fruit jam!

i am very passionate about bread, pastries, and cheesecakes. i have loved experimenting with baked goods and could see myself taking up every one of these options and having the time of my life, although, i will be focusing on what im good at and then eventually trying to branch out into fun cool stuff!

i would also be pissed!! this is a great idea as well just for company transparency. i am curious, when you are baking or someone is baking for you, do you sub the vanilla with something else?

these are amazing ideas! and such great ways to connect to the community as well!

yesss! my goal is to make a few fresh loaves a day to start and once they become something that sells well ramp up my fresh bread production!

this is the plan, as long as when i open yall keep me open 😂

that seems to be one of the most missed!! what were your favorite things about that place??

i saw in the comments marias gf bakery on instagram has some vegan baked goods!!