jamesdrr

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r/NYTCooking•

I need some ideas of an easy meal for a crowd for a wet and rainy Halloween! 8 adults and 3 kids. I was thinking of the White Chicken Chili but I've made that for this same group a few times now and am wanting to mix it up.

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r/clothdiaps•

Hey everyone-

I either need to buy the next size up in GMD workhorses or switch to Pooters for overnights. I'm hoping there are some people here who have used both and have some advice!

I've got a 6 month old who we were dealing with a yeast rash so switched to disposables until we cured that, and now we are back to cloth during the day. During our two weeks in disposables she outgrew the workhorses we have been using at night. We use flats and prefolds stuffed in pockets during the day.

I'm debating now between staying with workhorse or trying pooters. We haven't had any leaks with the workhorses, but the are fully soaked through with a booster after about 10 hours. I couldn't find anyt

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r/clothdiaps•

I sent some recently tie dyed burp cloths and onesies through my second wash with my prefolds, workhorses and cloth wipes. They had already been washed and used a few times so I wasn't expecting the color to bleed anymore. But now most of my stash is a nice light shade of pink.

Any suggestions of how to remove the dye? Baby girl doesn't mind but I was planning on reselling my stash after her as it is all in good condition. But it is all pink now.

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r/Coffee•

Hello everyone! This afternoon I am heading from Portland OR to Portland ME on a road trip with my parents and they love Starbucks. I personally am not a fan at all but that's what I will be drinking the next week.

I'm looking for drink suggestions! I live in Portland OR and love all our local roasters. I usually order an americano, drip or latte on occasion. Also can't drink dairy. What do you all suggest trying at Starbucks that isn't going to taste terrible for me?

Edit: thank you all so much! I had a blonde americano this morning and enjoyed it. And will be trying your other suggestions throughout the week!

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r/JoshuaTree•

We have two bundles of unused firewood that we cannot bring home on an airplane. Does anyone know of a local place that accepts firewood and some unused propane cannisters in the Joshua Tree area?

Thank you!

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