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Best ideas on where to purchase a bottle or two of local raw honey to help with the pollen?

Today marks the 15th anniversary of this subreddit. And as many of you know, our founder, Pixie, passed away on March 13th.

It’s hard to put into words what she meant—to this space, to survivors, and to the people lucky enough to know her.

She created this community 15 years ago so that survivors of the troubled teen industry would have a place to be heard, believed, and supported. She also knew that families came here searching for answers—sometimes before making life-altering decisions—and she cared deeply about making sure the truth was accessible to them.

That was who she was at her core: someone who showed up, who fought for people, who cared.

Outside of this space, Pixie was just a

Pixie!

For those of you who knew or knew of Pixie, founder of this sub, I'm sad to report she has passed away.

Feel free to DM if you would like to share stories.

I'll miss her immensely.

Very long video, but try to make it (fast forward) to the back of the barn that's no longer there!

Two words: Get Insurance!

Get insurance for your barn, outer buildings, sheds and equipment.

Thankfully of our 99 problems, money isn't one. The wind damage check will cover have the price of the restoration. That helps tremendously.

Does anyone know when Republic is coming by for garbage and recycling? I understand that the last two Mondays—including today—were affected by bad weather, but I haven’t had a pickup in about three weeks. If anyone has information, please let me know.