Great photo! I can almost hear the joyful zoomies
ChaosCoati
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I’m having a hard time choosing a favorite, these are all so great. The resplendent and blue owls both really drew my eye as I was scrolling through them all.
You already have, and I can tell she appreciates it
Just started summer year 2 in my first-ever Stardew Valley playthrough
Also Terraria with my spouse when we’re too tired to spend brain power on BG3
Classic CATch-22
No worries, I saw it too as I painted it. I added the specks of pepper and green onion to try and disguise it lol
Such a great mindset, this dog (and the previous) are lucky to have such a patient owner. For socializing, there’s a local dog trainer who does monthly doggie social hours in an indoor horse arena. Maybe a trainer in your area does something similar?
It’s supposed to be tongbaechu-kimchi, where the napa cabbage is sliced in half rather than cut into chunks
Earwigs or some other insect have been voraciously nibbling on my bean and radish leaves. I saw it mentioned in several places to put out a dish with oil and a little soy sauce. I figured it’s worth a shot.
Do you have a favorite way to keep the tiny critters away from your leaves?
We’ve noticed we don’t find monarch caterpillars on milkweed plants that have ants on them. We’ve also noticed if ants start coming on a plant with a caterpillar on it, the caterpillar disappears. It doesn’t seem to show up on a neighboring milkweed plant either.
I’m wondering if anyone has a way they keep ants off these plants so the caterpillars can continue their life cycle in peace.
Didn’t spot this one right away so it got away from me. They’re gherkins, I plan to make sweet pickles. Not with this monster though, we ate it fresh and it was delicious.
First try at making hot dog buns today. Next time I’m definitely going to do 8 buns instead of 6. Other than that, do you have any tips or tricks to shaping them?
Just have to vent, because I’m struggling to finish this sweater. The body was knit with US 17s (12mm). Now I’m doing the sleeves on US 19s (16mm) because my gauge was too tight with the 17s. I have discovered I don’t like knitting with these size needles. They’re uncomfortable for me to hold and knitting with them feels like a chore.
Vent over. Hopefully I’ll get this sweater off the needles today or tomorrow, and now I know to avoid any more projects using these needles.
Mixed and did first rise in my bread machine
Slow but steady progress on my socks
Pattern: Hermoine’s Everyday Sock
Someone snuck a slice before I could get the photo
Needed a new car knitting project as my Kelowna sweater is too big now to work on comfortably. So I cast on some socks for me.
Pattern: Hermoine’s Everyday Socks
Yarn: Knit Picks Felici in Palm Springs colorway
Decided to get sleeve island out of the way. I’m worried I won’t have enough yarn even though I’m on gauge. I am using different yarn than the pattern and it’s definitely not the bulkiest bulky yarn I’ve ever used.
I picked up 12 stitches in the underarm (instead of the pattern’s 6) because I was worried about holes. I may have some small ones to close up at the end but we’ll see how they look after blocking.
Pattern: Kelowna sweater
We have 2 so my kid and I can each use one. It does help, when I remember to set it. Good luck with yours! I love the rainbow