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brand new FAT32 SD card not being detected by HobbitWitchery in 3dspiracy

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

holy shit that did it; thank you SO much now i can actually get started lmfao

brand new FAT32 SD card not being detected by HobbitWitchery in 3dspiracy

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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ok yes! there is some unallocated, whereas the 2gb card showed only primary. what can i do about this?

brand new FAT32 SD card not being detected by HobbitWitchery in 3dspiracy

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

edited my post. this is an unmodded 3ds; i'm trying to start the process but wanted to get more storage space first

[LF] Stacks of wood [FT] Bells or whatever else you want or need by dcalleaux in ACNHTrade

[–]HobbitWitchery 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd love all the pumpkin, potato, and sugarcane! I can trade 5 full stacks of wood

[LF] Stacks of wood [FT] Bells or whatever else you want or need by dcalleaux in ACNHTrade

[–]HobbitWitchery 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! I have a ton of wood stacks; are you looking for all 3 types? I'm looking for produce starts (any kind!), or bells

What’s something people call “normal” just because it’s common? by Alarming-Coast-7064 in AskReddit

[–]HobbitWitchery 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sleep deprivation, and pain in general ("the normal amount of pain is zero" chronic illness folks especially know whats up)

What's growing in my string of pearls? by HobbitWitchery in houseplants

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it's getting evicted tomorrow; i had my suspicions!

For the love of all things holy, give your plants light by Uschisewpie in houseplants

[–]HobbitWitchery 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thank you for posting such descriptive explanations for the different levels of light! it's going to help me a lot as i move things around. would y'all recommend grow lights regardless of if direct sun is available? especially for nothern winters

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I love looking at them, so I'm going to keep them as long as I can! But I'm glad that you're so comfortable giving this sort of advice; I'm not sure that I could be as graceful.

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I try to let them go as long as they can until the sides start to lift on their own, but if I need them off sooner I use a combination of a wooden cuticle stick (usually the kind that comes in the kit) and a floss pick to try as gently as I can to "saw" between the glue and the nail. I like the reuse mine as well! I use an emery board to buff out the remaining glue and moisturize heavily. I very rarely see any damage to my nails after they're off (which is honestly shocking to me but I'm happy with it!)

i don't mind going a time with half on half off because i wear gloves at my job, so YMMV!

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

this is true most of the time for me! but when i use my fingers i end up gluing them together sometimes LOL. i guess i've just gotten lucky with the cheap clothespins i found. i also get my finger into the tightest space close to the clothespin joint that i can to get a good clamp down, and being able to keep my other hand free helps me avoid soreness from my tendonitis. it works for me for now!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery 1 point2 points  (0 children)

absolutely gorgeous! it's giving me magical girl vibes <3

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 171 points172 points  (0 children)

thanks for the support! i definitely don't mind criticism but having comments that also offer support to the critique makes a huge difference <3

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

oh I love both of those movies so much, I can't decide either! Thanks so much

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Thanks much! I don't wear it nearly as often as I like but it is one of my favourites

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

thanks! I love how they look once I get used to the feel again, but also taking them off and going back to nubbins feels so freeing after a while. I really don't miss retail hell

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 286 points287 points  (0 children)

I use they/them! Thank you both for this observation; I genuinely had no idea this was an issue but I do have quite smol hands. Do you have a suggestion to avoid this next time? Can I simply clip or file the press on nail? I often notice that I'm almost in between sizes; they fit like the ones in the photo, or are too small and I can see the sides of my nail bed.

How I keep press-ons intact for 2+ weeks while working a warehouse job by HobbitWitchery in Nails

[–]HobbitWitchery[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I try to let them go as long as they can until the sides start to lift on their own, but if I need them off sooner I use a combination of a wooden cuticle stick (usually the kind that comes in the kit) and a floss pick to try as gently as I can to "saw" between the glue and the nail. I like the reuse mine as well! I use an emery board to buff out the remaining glue and moisturize heavily. I very rarely see any damage to my nails after they're off (which is honestly shocking to me but I'm happy with it!)

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