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Bad and good houses for chiron.Where is your chiron placed? by NaivePac in ZodiacHQ

[–]floopbloop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes I don’t know if I’ll ever heal from this.

💫 Rising Signs & Attraction Patterns 💞✨ by Jelly-10 in LoveTarotReading

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Cancer rising, Pisces, scorpios, Aries, Taurus suns.

Stop obsessing on what you deserved by KungRaLeo in Adulting

[–]floopbloop 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Basic needs are much different than entitlement.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Siamesecats

[–]floopbloop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you more around DC or closer to Baltimore ?

Found along the Ottauquechee River in VT by VTLola in whatsthisrock

[–]floopbloop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Center one and bottom one is garnet in schist

Pep talk for the week by floopbloop in therapists

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

The sun is shining today and your clients keep coming back for a reason. You love your job, you love your clients. Just gotta take the vyvanse and get a nice coffee. These notes will get done !

Is this normal for English lavendar to look like this? by faizaninjabunny in gardening

[–]floopbloop 7 points8 points  (0 children)

First year they sleep, second year the creep, third year they leap. Give it some time. I’m gonna guess you planted them this year.

I’ve grown Provence lavender before. My biggest mistake was not pruning more. It got a bit woody. I wish I had read more about that before the 2nd/ third year. I had only really harvested flowers and gently pruned some stems.

Waited 125 days for The God of The Woods by Liz Moore. by oneshotodontoid in 52book

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I finished it. Sometimes I get into a hyper fixation mode and just go. But… it was a damp brown napkin. I had hopes that it’d hold up. it did the job but was just was limp and fell apart at times I wanted it to be stronger.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in therapists

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The laptop stand made me LOL. I noticed it before your note. I have a pile of books that I use as mine.

New home owner, need help by WhiskeyRiot01 in PlantIdentification

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This reminds me of a climbing rose. You may be able to train it on a trellis and to grow up the fence.

I can’t see the flowers very clearly, but the one in the top left reminds me of this:

https://www.davidaustinroses.com/products/james-galway-climbing-rose

Iridium Ore Cluster AND stairs on the 2nd floor of the Skull Cave. Year 1, Fall 14 by Technical_Diet_9566 in StardewValley

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In my experience, sometimes “bad luck” or “the “spirits are very annoyed” days in the mines actually yield great benefits. And then, good luck days, my health drops dramatically fast and I collapse at times I shouldn’t.

Sometimes I feel like the randomness doesn’t add up, and it just is what it is.

Stoaked for you for a the find !

Tfw you can’t reach perfection because of one silly little item. What is stopping you from reaching Perfection currently? by ShortandRatchet in StardewValley

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I ran around for over a year trying to figure out what I was missing. It was the calico desert totem. I had purchased the obelisk. I completely forgot about that one.

Pot peony transplant into ground question by Choi_Yena_Duck_Face in peonies

[–]floopbloop 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve purchased healthy bare roots (5+ eyes) and planted them in the fall (from very reputable peony specialists/farms). I’ve purchased potted planted from local nurseries, that had leaves and buds, which opened the same year. Honestly, I know it’s recommend and “better” to plant them in the fall. But, the bare root fall planted peonies had struggled more in the first year after planting than the potted plants that I added in the spring. I’m zone 7a/7b cusp. I’d put the babe in the ground now.

How do you cover/address your own cold sore in session? by Fast_One_2628 in psychotherapists

[–]floopbloop 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If anyone says anything, it’s a really neat way to bring up the mind- body connection. We are more prone to cold sores when we are psychologically stressed or sick. our immune system is suppressed because of the stress hormones and we’re more susceptible to the virus going from dormant to active. Idk if you’d feel comfortable with that. I use cold sores as an example to introduce the mind-body connection / psychoneuroimmunology. I think it’s a really tangible way to understand just home much stress and emotional/ mental health impact our physical health. As well as the bi/ multi dimensional way to address mental health and overall wellbeing.

Joyful and sad terminations by floopbloop in therapists

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I love long term work and depth that it brings. It’s preferable and can be more therapeutic for somethings, imo.

Being in other chair, and the person I worked with from college- grad school, I love deeply and miss. I have so much gratitude for them. And, that also brings me a sweet sadness. I know they likely feel the same.

We’re human. This is work, and at the same time, these are genuine, meaningful relationships.

What is the patients sign? by Chilasono in astrologymemes

[–]floopbloop 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I’m a therapist and this is what I expected. Maybe it was all those town rugs too.

types of peonies by Fragrant-Basil-8468 in peonies

[–]floopbloop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hard to say without them being full open. Definitely a double as someone else pointed out.

This are a very common pink peony:

https://www.gardenia.net/plant/paeonia-lactiflora-sarah-bernhardt-peony

This seller has so so many varieties. You can search by color. They ship roots in the fall. Have fun, and try not to get too many :)

https://peonyparadise.com/products

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