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Wish i had better guidance when i was that age. I had a 1:50 2k after a 30 day program and never having rowed before. Went to an inner city highschool where it just wasn't an option. :(
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Ask the Gorton's fisherman
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Push the cuticle back on the affected fingers. Push back on a regular basis and you will never have the issue again.
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SAME!
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Get more curtains. Right now it looks weird because they are fully stretched. Also if you dont need it to be blackout dark a sheer set in the middle would look way better.
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I feel like the dining table light is a little modern for the rest of it.
Also would recommend some more consistency atound color temperatures in fixtures.
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Have him read no more Mr nice guy by dr robert glover. It sounds alot like an exaggerated version of what i went through, and likely has a basis in insecurity.
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Ive got 2 on life support. One actually gave me a tiny leaf. I just had to unpot the other and put in in water to recover.
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Mine is struggling. Black swan... Almost dead swan.
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Chandelier above the dining table, move fixdle leaf fig to other side of sofa, slowly, and replace with a light on the other side where it used to be. Put a larger rug under sofa if possible.
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My opinion is that rug only feels overstilulating because they are creating a horizontal pattern. Wheras the curtain shadows are creating a vertical pattern. Also the weight of the sofa (including is deep base and height off the ground create a very heavy feeling. Without anything o. The walls to elevate the eye and create balance, like paintings or tall plants as were siggested. You could even ho for some high lighting in the form of a floor light.
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Fyi i think she may be buried too deep.
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Um, i didnt know plants could cannibalize shelving until now... Wow
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I think the problem is fungus. I pulled them from the ground and sprayed with daconil anyi fungal.
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Woke up to this damage the next morning. Had to chop off the damaged leaf. No idea whats driving it. I think there might be a fungal infection brewing.
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Dude joining
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Best case scenario he paid off some credit cards that he racked up over the years on promises he knew he couldnt afford and living beyond his means. The 60k may not have gone into anything special, but get a car that you cant afford with shitty interest and suddenly every costco run ends up on a credit card instead of debit. If you have kids thats adds up faster than you would believe. Its alot easier to blow cash on absolutely nothing than you would expect of your baseline income doesnt match your lifestyle.
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Jesus no idea what happened over night but these things are not doing well. Woke up to this.
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Thanks i appreciate the thorough response. I might just dig up the entire area around the colocasia and adjust the soil contents. Water cost isn5 too bad since they're still pretty small. How have yours tolerated the winter? Im in northeast florida not too far from you so similar conditions.
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Thanks, ive gotten similar comments regarding the watering cycle. I am considering replanting in pots, and placing those in the ground. But i was hoping for the fast growth benefits of in ground planting. I will try daily watering in addition to the bi weekly sprinkler cycle.
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Would you follow the typical pot sizing or would you oversize since these like to stay wet? Drainage on the pot or no?
Havent gotten any. Been playing about 2-3 weeks. Couldnt do lion fusion. F2p minus the 20 i spent on rector