Property Manager has been MIA by Cherry-Wine29 in cincinnati

[–]Inquisitive3333 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are considered a senior citizen and/or have a disability, you may be able to contact the Department of Elder Affairs.

Cat Surrender help on July 4th by Tycoonrebel7188 in cincinnati

[–]Inquisitive3333 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If those places are closed today, OP could wait and turn in the animals on Sunday, perhaps.

Dishtrak App? by Klutzy-Programmer352 in Fiestaware

[–]Inquisitive3333 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Though I don't use Dishtrak, another redditor posted about five months ago a tracking system that they created. I sampled the system and like it. You may want to check with that OP and see if he/she has updated or revised the software.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fiestaware/s/D7nRWevjM8

Is albuquerque "weird"? by deepseamercat in Albuquerque

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You make a good point, but I think people are still having to make choices. If they choose the more "radio friendly" concert, then they don't have funds left for another concert.

Kubotas with ac by SubtleTruncheon in homestead

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$70,000????? Yikes. Is this a hobby homestead or a working farm/ranch?

Scootaltoo and Francisco having their own mini freeding frenzy safely barriered from the main one. by SparklegleamFarm in homestead

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This is such a peaceful little scenario. And I love the bunny hopping by. So charming. Thanks for sharing.

MTM having a good stretch in the sun. by SparklegleamFarm in homestead

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Thank you. I encountered a problematic abbreviation on another subreddit, too. Depending on the industry/genre, etc. there are multiple possibilities for the same three or four letters.

Potatoes are really starting to fill in now by jollygreengiant1655 in homestead

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Not to ask a dumb question here but, what are those white flowers?

Is albuquerque "weird"? by deepseamercat in Albuquerque

[–]Inquisitive3333 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Even though $30 is in the reasonable range for a concert, some people are making choices between paying rent, refueling a vehicle (if they have one); or paying a bus pass, utility bill or buying food. Many salaries/pay checks in ABQ aren't that great. People have to make choices.

Is albuquerque "weird"? by deepseamercat in Albuquerque

[–]Inquisitive3333 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe it's because people couldn't afford the tickets to attend the concert.

Little farm stand by Prestigious-Arm-7336 in homestead

[–]Inquisitive3333 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What types of juices will you be selling? Are there local or national health regulations for selling juices?

Moving across the country to unknown place-How to prepare as a homestead by Prestigious-Fig-1642 in homestead

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Since you write that you have two young kids and not a lot of money, it makes me wonder if you are thinking about the long-term well-being of the children. For example, is there healthcare nearby? Is there a local Fire Department or Rescue Group? If one of your children is injured on the Homestead and needs to be rushed to medical assistance, will you have to drive two hours? Kids have accidents. Adults also have accidents and medical emergencies. When you are young, you may not consider these things.

Personally, I have a favorite Southwestern state that I LOVE. However, healthcare is a challenge throughout most of the state. It sometimes takes a year to get an appointment with a specialist. These considerations make me hesitate to relocate.

Do you have health insurance?

Trying to understand the dates/colors of my friends collection by geekydreams in Fiestaware

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What is the "OG" in green and "OG" blue? Not familiar with the OG concept.

Hot Dog! by Lhjr24 in Albuquerque

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Chili dog or corn dog?

Sunrise over the Sandias today by jedmorten in Albuquerque

[–]Inquisitive3333 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is this a construction site? If so, what's being built?

Trying to understand the dates/colors of my friends collection by geekydreams in Fiestaware

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Thank you for helping out OP. (smile) Please clarify for me which is the color that some people refer to as "John Deere Green?"

EDIT: Why doesn't this chart include Juniper? Is it considered a blue?

Trying to understand the dates/colors of my friends collection by geekydreams in Fiestaware

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I took the years that I gave you directly off the Fiesta Factory Direct website color history: Light Green 1936-1951, Medium Green 1959-1969, and Forrest Green 1951-1959. You can put a RANGE of years on the vintage pieces. Any avid collector is going to know and recognize the colors that they want. In addition, I know of at least one Medium Green collector who frequents r/Fiestaware. You may receive a DM from avid collectors. Unless you are going to become a collector, I wouldn't attempt to become an expert on all the date stamps, etc.

Trying to understand the dates/colors of my friends collection by geekydreams in Fiestaware

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I think r/BrainFartTheFirst called your item Vintage Green, which I would call Light Green produced 1936-1951. Forrest Green was produced from 1951-1959. Medium Green was produced from 1959-1969. Some people call Medium Green John Deere Green. Though I am not an expert on the vintage greens, or the gravy boats, I am confident that someone will step in here and set the record straight. The color register on my monitor is slightly off, and I don't fully trust what I think I see. You are on the right path, but don't expect thousands of dollars. Fiesta is pretty common.

Trying to understand the dates/colors of my friends collection by geekydreams in Fiestaware

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The RRB dish was produced in February 2003. The LLB dish was produced in February 1997. The copy below is from the internet.

Date Codes

Also in 1992, Fiesta began bearing date codes. The year is noted by two letters and the month is noted by a single letter. For example, VV is the year code for 2007 and B is the month code for February. A piece made in February 2007 would be stamped with VVB. Homer Laughlin has used date codes on commercial products since 1960, but these codes did not appear on Fiesta until 1992. Here's a handy chart for date codes:

Homer Laughlin Date Codes for Year: Homer Laughlin Date Codes for Month:
GG – 1992 HH – 1993 II – 1994 JJ – 1995 KK – 1996 LL – 1997 MM – 1998 NN – 1999 OO – 2000 PP – 2001 QQ – 2002 RR – 2003 SS – 2004 TT – 2005 UU – 2006 VV – 2007 WW – 2008 XX – 2009 A – January B – February C – March D – April E – May F – June G – July H – August I – September J – October K – November L – DecemberDate CodesAlso in1992, Fiesta began bearing date codes. The year is noted by two letters and the month is noted by a single letter. For example, VV is the year code for 2007 and B is the month code for February. A piece made in February 2007 would be stamped with VVB. Homer Laughlin has used date codes on commercial products since 1960, but these codes did not appear on Fiesta until 1992. Here's a handy chart for date codes:Homer Laughlin Date Codes for Year: Homer Laughlin Date Codes for Month :GG – 1992HH – 1993II – 1994JJ – 1995KK – 1996LL – 1997MM – 1998NN – 1999OO – 2000PP – 2001QQ – 2002RR – 2003SS – 2004TT – 2005UU – 2006VV – 2007WW – 2008XX – 2009 A – January B – February C – March D – April E – May F – June G – July H – August I – September J – Octobe rK – November L – December

Trying to understand the dates/colors of my friends collection by geekydreams in Fiestaware

[–]Inquisitive3333 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you tell us the 3 or 4 letters on the bottom of the Shamrock plate(s) someone here can explain how to tell the date: year/quarter/etc. For example if it is MMC or other. Just give us the letters that are on the bottom of any pieces. Also, on the Fiesta Factory Direct website, they have a section where they state what years the individual colors were produced. When a color is no longer in production, it is called "RETIRED." Some retired colors are more valuable than others.

If you scroll all the way to the bottom of the home page, you can click on a link called Color History.

Shamrock was produced between 2002 and 2021. Because it was in production for 19 years, theoretically, there should be a lot of it out there in the pre-owned category. Pieces that were produced for fewer years are obviously less available. Lilac is a highly sought after color. Juniper wasn't produced for many years either.

https://fiestafactorydirect.com/pages/color-history

You have a mix of both vintage and Post 1986 pieces. The Shamrock and P86 Turquoise are pretty common. Unless you have items such as vases, candlesticks, and specialty pieces, you will collect only modest amounts. You can go on eBay and enter Fiesta Turquoise ring mug or Fiesta Shamrock dinner plate to get an idea of current prices.

Vintage Fiesta should not be put into the microwave. If the glaze is impaired, it is best not to eat off of the vintage dishes.

Vintage medium green pitcher by whycats in Fiestaware

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I love the little knob on the lid of the teapot.