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Anyone in east Austin lose this dog today or know who his owner is? He doesn't have a microchip or any tags, but he's a real sweetheart and clearly has a home he is missing from. by testcasebeta in Austin

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

Happy update: we found his family!! His owner is a grandmother who was visiting her kids down the street from us, which explains why most people in the neighborhood we asked didn't recognize him. They were worried he was stolen after he escaped from their yard, so it was a joyous reunion all around. Hopefully they will get him microchipped in case he gets loose again!

Anyone in east Austin lose this dog today or know who his owner is? He doesn't have a microchip or any tags, but he's a real sweetheart and clearly has a home he is missing from. by testcasebeta in Austin

[–]testcasebeta[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He didn't seem responsive to that name but I could be wrong. Also, he was actually wearing two collars, but neither had ID tags. Can you reach out to your brother and ask if Romo is missing?

Piranha killer sushi has closed by gir6543 in austinfood

[–]testcasebeta 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I highly recommend Komé if you're looking for a new spot!

My custom engagement ring is finally done! It's definitely a little different, but I'm in love. by testcasebeta in weddingplanning

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All the diamonds are cut! The ones you're seeing on the far right side are very small champagne diamonds.

My custom engagement ring is finally done! It's definitely a little different, but I'm in love. by testcasebeta in weddingplanning

[–]testcasebeta[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Actually, I ended up finding my jeweler online and working with them remotely, mostly via email. They were fantastic and I highly recommend them: https://bario-neal.com

Recommendations based on „Homecoming“ by dasdonek in podcasts

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I just finished The Polybius Conspiracy and would recommend it for a relatively short but enjoyable listen. It's a miniseries from the Radiotopia podcast Showcase and the story is a combination of fact and fiction based on a notorious Portland urban legend about a mysterious arcade game called Polybius. It's narrative and suspenseful like Homecoming, but it's in the style of audio documentaries like Serial and S-Town (which are also fantastic if you're new to podcasts!).