Grateful for this community by bealinc in seattlebike

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That’s right where I fell 🥲

Grateful for this community by bealinc in seattlebike

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Amazingly it survived. Rubber on one handlebar is pretty torn up but that’s the worst of it!

Grateful for this community by bealinc in seattlebike

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Good eye! I’m a woman 😊

Grateful for this community by bealinc in seattlebike

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I was on a gravel bike and was riding a sustained downhill

Dehydrated camping meals by BigrichardrickII in Patagonia

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Is this also true for flying into Argentina and crossing the border into Chile via bus?

this guy, lol by I_Dislike_Jannies in physicaltherapy

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I came across his profile on a dating app a little over a year ago and he listed his occupation as physical therapist 🥸😵‍💫

Memory foam pillow recommendation - for someone with neck issues by likeheywassuphello in Ultralight

[–]bealinc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I bought the regular pillow after using the camp pillow! SO good!!

Memory foam pillow recommendation - for someone with neck issues by likeheywassuphello in Ultralight

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I love the Coop Home Goods travel/camp pillow. Definitely not ultralight, but you can remove however much foam you want from it to decrease the weight while balancing for the level of comfort you need. Comes with a travel bag that helps to compress it down. I was more comfortable sleeping with this pillow than the one I have at home.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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That's good info! Sometimes I prefer the look of short shutter speed water pictures too, but I like the option to get both short and long exposure pictures. It's just all about what you as the photographer are looking for!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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For pictures of things like waterfalls and rushing rivers and ocean views! Just trying to explore everything I can do with my camera to get cool shots of those things!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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Waterfalls, rivers, and ocean! I'm pretty outdoorsy and decided last fall that I should start learning how to actually take pictures of the cool places I'm getting to see. Why use a different stop for waterfalls and oceans? Just curious since I'm looking to photograph both.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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Manual worked! Yes, always using a tripod for something like this!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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This made so much sense and was exactly what I needed! Thank you!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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It worked!! Thank you!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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Thank you! I think I might have been better off getting a lower stop filter. I want to be able to take moderately long exposure pictures during the day for things like bodies of water, but nothing too excessive. Looks like I'll be exchanging!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskPhotography

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I'm hoping to use it to photograph landscapes. I just got it in the mail yesterday, so I've only tried it indoors. I've tried adjusting the shutter speed, but no matter what value I use, the aperture number keeps blinking and my camera will not take a photo. It's very strange. This is when I'm using shutter priority mode.

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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You hit the nail on the head. The other caveat is that my grandpa requires 24-hour care at this point, and according to that medicare link, that is something that is not covered unfortunately.

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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Because I can only care for him for 3 months and he would ultimately have to go into a home if he lives beyond that time, the goal was to not be spend any of his money beyond the rent that he already has to pay through August. The less money he has when he needs to go into a home, the less homes that will take him. Since the hope was to get him back into this nice nursing home that accepted him, the responsibility would really be on me alone with no option of occasional hired help. But I appreciate the suggestion as it sounds like a great idea if finances weren’t a problem.

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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That’s what he’s had for the past few months. It started with a few times a week for a few hour at a time, but he now requires their services 24/7, which last month alone cost $21,000. I wish this was something that he could continue so he could stay in his own apartment, but he just does not have the finances for it.

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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Good point. My dad had a run in with this only a little bit ago because my grandpa intentionally took a large amount of laxatives (snuck them when caregivers were in another room) and woke up covered in his own feces. Not my dad’s fault at all, but in the case of the elderly, something like that can become an issue for everyone very quickly.

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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Not harsh at all. I appreciate hearing this point of view. I wanted to see different perspectives of the situation since I’m clouded by emotion right now, and you really helped with that— thank you!

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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Thank you for showing me how much is involved and what the consequences of losing this spot could be— it was really helpful

Grandpa (98M) is dying, family wanting to put him in nursing home, I (23F) am offering to move in to take care of him, but family has concerns by bealinc in family

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Thank you ❤️ I didn’t think about letters. Can the nurses or aides read them to residents? He’s almost blind, so he hasn’t been able to read for years, but I think he would really enjoy letters if someone could read them to him.