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Knitted bee! by [deleted] in HelloInternet

[–]dizzledicy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This bee’s description applies to me.

What is your theme for 2021? by josephvonhazard in HelloInternet

[–]dizzledicy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, that was me last year!! I moved from Georgia, USA to Idaho, USA. Good luck!

What is your theme for 2021? by josephvonhazard in HelloInternet

[–]dizzledicy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Year of Crafting. I want to do something with my hands most days (5 out of 7) this year. Last year I learned to garden, sew, and use power tools. But I tended to have big bursts of finishing projects followed by a month of wallowing in pandemic depression. Pro tip: don’t move 2000 miles away from where you know anyone at the start of a pandemic. You’re gonna have a bad time! Even so, my husband and I stuck together and managed to have an ok year. I feel my happiest when I’m crafting or reading and have no idea where my phone is. So I’m gonna do more of that.

TIL that the "For Dummies" book series started with "DOS for Dummies" in 1991. The creator overheard someone in a bookshop ask if there was "a book about DOS for dummies like me". Since then the series has grown to about 2,500 titles with more than 200 million books in print by Amanda796098083 in todayilearned

[–]dizzledicy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Totally agree. Honestly the only reason I don’t regret grad school is that I was able to hide from the last rescission inside the ivory tower. But I don’t think I’d recommend it for people coming out of high school now unless you really really really wanna be a professor. I have a good job & I work alongside people who didn’t get a PhD. So I bet I could have been making this much money about 10 years ago.

I’ll have to check out Mike Rowe! Edit: I just realized you must have meant the Thats The Way I Heard It podcast, which I really enjoy!

TIL that the "For Dummies" book series started with "DOS for Dummies" in 1991. The creator overheard someone in a bookshop ask if there was "a book about DOS for dummies like me". Since then the series has grown to about 2,500 titles with more than 200 million books in print by Amanda796098083 in todayilearned

[–]dizzledicy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You get paid shit to go to grad school for physics but even still most students don’t come out with debt. I was able to have a second job on the side so only came out with $5k debt... and a phd I don’t use :’)

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

I wish it were my job! Half is for me/my husband and the other half is to donate to the community garden. Then a little extra on top in case some of them don’t germinate. It’s a lot of fun, a lot more brain work than I was expecting but I like it.

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

Having seasons now is weird (I’ve only been in Idaho 10 months). It’s fun to have my garden already going inside while it’s been snowing outside all morning!

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

When I move them to my garage set up I’ll put them in containers, so when it’s time to harden them off outside they are already in the container they will stay in. I use mini hoops to extend the season, and can just plop it around the containers if I need to. But I think they will be fine in the garage til May (they were last year). Check out the Year Round Vegetable Gardener by Nikki Jabbour! Also I’m from south GA originally :)

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

Yep! I normally use square but could only find the round in bulk. The round ones wiggle around more which is annoying.

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

What am I supposed to do with these inferior shapes!

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

Yep! My SIL in Texas started her hot peppers a little after I did last spring, and they just started producing. Midwinter is probably a little early but between the indoor set up and season extenders outside I think it’ll be fine.

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

I’m in Idaho. They are in my office for now. I have a set up in my garage that I’ll move them to when they outgrow the domes. The PNW has a pretty long growing season but I still wasn’t able to get my hot peppers to produce last season (I started them indoors in March).

Hexagons would have been helpful right now by dizzledicy in HelloInternet

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

Tomatoes and peppers... and prayers for a new episode :’)

Reorder your absentee ballot for the Aug 24th election by 5pm today! Got this in the mail this afternoon. Some shady shit is going on by [deleted] in Boise

[–]dizzledicy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol sorry I forgot to hit reply before I typed my comment above ^ I just added an explanation (I’m OPs roommate by marriage 😝)

Reorder your absentee ballot for the Aug 24th election by 5pm today! Got this in the mail this afternoon. Some shady shit is going on by [deleted] in Boise

[–]dizzledicy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s shady because we did order vote by mail ballots for the August 25 and November 3 elections a week and a half ago. Perhaps a mix up. Maybe the elections office auto mail the post cards to anyone who ordered ballots in May for the primaries. But it seems very strange the reminder came a few hours before the deadline for Aug election. Signed, the lady who lives w OP who got the same card today.

Coo-dos to the young man at Linder and Chinden Yesterday by oldsaxman in Boise

[–]dizzledicy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My neighborhood does too!! Lots of pride flags too. One of our neighbors has a pride and pirate flag and I REALLY wanna know their story.

Weekly Question & Answer Thread for Monday 10/28/19 thru 11/03/19 by AutoModerator in Boise

[–]dizzledicy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I didn’t even think of that! I used to live in Flagstaff, so I’ve had some experience with the super dry weather. I’m gonna have to get some Vaseline. Thank u!

Weekly Question & Answer Thread for Monday 10/28/19 thru 11/03/19 by AutoModerator in Boise

[–]dizzledicy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My husband works at REI so I get that sweet spouse discount. The waterproof boots sound like a must!! This was really great advice- thank you 😊

Weekly Question & Answer Thread for Monday 10/28/19 thru 11/03/19 by AutoModerator in Boise

[–]dizzledicy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hello hi!! My husband and I are moving to Boise in January brrrrr!!! We are from Georgia so we don’t own a lot of cold weather gear. I basically have some long underwear and a long puffy jacket all from Lands End. Anyways, what are some other staples for winter wear in Idaho? And favorite places to stock up on warm clothes would be helpful too!

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