maxunderkill

u/maxunderkill


I've recently started a small home furnishing business focused on re-purposing wood products (think pallets and the like) and turning them into fine home furnishings and decor. I've invested over $4,000 of my own money into the venture but the clock is ticking and I'm facing failure because I've had to focus my energies on earning enough money to support myself and my mentally ill sister and not enough time actually in the shop building products.

For a full explanation of who we are and what we do please visit our GoFundMe page or our Facebook page

Thanks!!!

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r/Norway•

Hi! I know this is a longshot but I'm looking for fellow redditors in the Jacksonville, FL area who are planning to attend the Syttende Mai celebration at The Seamans Church in Davie, FL. I was fortunate enough to attend last year in New York and had a great time and I'd love to do it again this year in South Florida. I'd like to carpool with someone, I'd be more than willing to help with gas money and/or driving duties. If you're willing or interested pm me or drop a line here and maybe we can make arrangements.

Thanks for your time.

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r/stopsmoking•

9 weeks ago I purchased my last carton and decided (not promised nor swore) that when I finished that carton I was finished smoking forever. It's been 8 weeks since my last cigarette (as of 11:00pm EST) and I haven't smoked yet. If I can quit cold turkey, so can you. Good Luck. </brag>

edit: Hmmm. Looking at my star, it appears a week got by me, no smokes for 9 weeks....

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r/Norway•

...she was born in Norway and passed away 10 Sept. 1999 here in Florida.

She was in our kitchen from my childhood home, cooking breakfast. I told her that there was something I wanted to tell her, then I whispered in her ear: "Jeg elsker deg, bestemor." (these were the first Norwegian words that I ever spoke to her beside "takk for maten" which was the only Norwegian she ever taught me.

She replied with something that I couldn't understand, to which I frowned and replied "Jeg forstår ikke."

She smiled and gave me big hug and suddenly I was much smaller than her, I'm nearly 2m tall and she was just a little over 1.5m so this was strange to me at first.

Then she pulled back a little an

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r/Norway•

I'm going through my late grandfather's photos (the ones that didn't make it into his albums) and came across these two with some norsk written on the back. I am currently learning norsk but trying to decipher these handwritten captions on the back is driving me bonkers. Was wondering if r/Norway could offer any assistance. Thanks in advance!!

Picture one: Front, Back

Picture two: Front, Back

Please pardon the poor quality, scanner is down right now so I had to get these with the phone...

UPDATE: Scanner is working now. here is a better version of the second

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