
milvardea
u/milvardea


This marks about 12 months since I started on my trying-to-get-out-of-poverty journey and it's been really hard. I was feeling crappy so I went through my finances and saw that in the last 12 months, we've paid off $7500 worth of debt. My credit score is up 100 points and we're finally close to paying some stuff off. I just signed on to my third job, hoping to rake in some extra dough to pay a little faster. It's been really hard and we missed out on a lot of stuff but I estimate we'll be debt free in about three years! I can't wait!
First time in my hometown of Richmond, VA! What a fabulous time.
My cat has always been the follow you around type. She's always in the same room, but far enough away that you can't touch her easily. She cuddles occasionally when she's scared or cold, but mostly just likes being nearby without being to close. But two days ago, we had a big storm and she stayed on the couch with me, shivering and scared. Since then, she refuses to leave my side, following me into the bathroom or throwing herself against the door and screaming if the door's closed. She's been climbing up on the couch (that she hates) to get closer to me. I got out of bed last night to use the bathroom, she was dead asleep on the bed, but she got up anyway to scream at the door, then followe
Looking for books, apps, websites, podcasts, anything to make me better at my warm phone calls sales job that I just got a couple of weeks ago. It's nothing like selling cars or cold calls like I've done in the past. Any links you can provide would be helpful.
When I get my homestead, I want to focus on egg-laying birds of some sort. Can anyone give me the positives and negatives of the common birds people get for laying? Do you have to buy them as eggs, as babies, or as full grown birds? I'm not interested in chickens, I'm pretty sure, but ducks, quail, geese maybe? I don't know. Are there any recommended blogs I can read? I have be reading and researching but i don't feel like I'm getting anywhere.
For a long as i can remember, my mother has had growing red patches on her cheeks. It just constantly looks like she is overheated even when she's not. Fast forward to me at 34, I'm starting to get the same spots. My mother who is now almost 60 never got them looked at and hers have grown to encompass her whole face. She looks like she's been out in the sun with no sunscreen 24/7. I do not want this for my future and I really hate wearing make up. And thoughts for toning it down? I might be able to post a photo, but it doesn't photograph well.
My cat was full grown when we got her and had already had babies. She was about 2.5 years at the time. Two years later, I went through my memories on Facebook for our two year adoptaversary and she hardley looks like the same cat! If she was malnourished before we got her, is it possible she's grown? She looks taller and fluffier than before, though she's still skinny. Is this possible or is it just a trick of her fur growing back out? Or can cats actually grow after they are over a year old?
I'm playing on Switch which seems to be just full of bugs. The worst is everytime i try to harvest a giant version of a plant, my game crashes and i have to sit through the massive load times again. Is this a known issue and are there any work arounds?
