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Dead Horse Week - And a new /r/Christianity charity drive! by keatsandyeatsin Christianity

[–]signingelle 6 points7 points ago

How was WorldVision selected instead of, say, Heifer International? I don't have a problem with WorldVision, I'm just curious.

I may have gotten carried away with my seed starting this year. by iamskewin gardening

[–]signingelle 17 points18 points ago

If you don't get carried away, you're not doing it right.

I think you're doing it right.

Best episode ever!!! by ArkadiusMaximusin community

[–]signingelle 2 points3 points ago

Also, the medical examiner says, "for a raw yam to get it this bad, you need more than gravity," the implication being that the yam was stomped. Turns out, it wasn't raw. (I caught that on the second run through the episode.)

A picture of Chevy Chase and John Belushi (Xpost from OldSchoolCool) Is it just me or does a young Chevy Chase give Jeff a run for his money? by KR4T0Sin community

[–]signingelle 7 points8 points ago

Fat Brando.

Pennsylvania woman claims backyard beekeeping to be a "health issue". by iLiveInyourTreesin Beekeeping

[–]signingelle 3 points4 points ago

I'm also allergic to bee-stings, which is why my husband has nixed the bee idea on more than one occasion. His concern is that each reaction (for me) is worse than the one previous.

How many times have you had to use your epi pen?

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 0 points1 point ago

My lawn includes some yarrow. Pretty drough-tolerant, and it smells great if/when you cut it. So far it's handled our postal worker declining to use the sidewalk for 2 years...

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 3 points4 points ago

Upvote for the Hobbit hole.

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 1 point2 points ago

Our soil is pretty dense and clay-like. The gravel is probably my best bet.

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 0 points1 point ago

Thanks for the stats!

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Typical Monday (self.education)

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Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 0 points1 point ago

Ah, gotcha. I live in the high desert; I wonder if I could get away with bark, since there would be little chance of floating.

I Am Erik Stolhanske, actor/writer/co-founder of Broken Lizard...AMA by ErikStolhanskein IAmA

[–]signingelle 0 points1 point ago

Minneapolis music scene from the 80's

Did you ever see Prince at First Avenue?

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 0 points1 point ago

Why didn't you want to deal with bark? Because it has to be replenished as the bottom layers decompose?

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 1 point2 points ago

Mind if I ask how much the gravel cost, and what the square-footage is? I'd need to find a different option up here in Idaho, but man, you've inspired me!!

Three weeks ago, there was a lawn. Now... by jimevansartin gardening

[–]signingelle 2 points3 points ago

I use a push-reel mower for the bit of lawn I have left. And electric would be an option here (south central Idaho) because our community runs on hydroelectric power.

I don't water the grass in the back that's left... I let it bake in the summer and use my water for the garden. I have native species in the front yard, with some lawn planted with drought-tolerant species.

I kinda like this guy's gravel... I hate mowing around my garden...

What's most embarrassing thing that has happened to you in your church? by ahorain Christianity

[–]signingelle 2 points3 points ago

We used to play "chubby bunny" at youth group. I won. Then I spewed giant marshmallows into the garbage can. I feel ya, friend.

I'm 24, and deaf since birth. I am a fluent ASL(American Sign Language) user. I'd love to give insights into the deaf world and culture. AMA by Akumetsu33in IAmA

[–]signingelle 3 points4 points ago

Teacher of the deaf here.

  • Did you attend a residential or day program? Are you willing to say which school?
  • What was the "communication philosophy" of your school (bi-bi, TC, etc.)?
  • Is anyone else in your family deaf?
  • When did your parents find out you were deaf?

Don't praise a kid's talent, praise their effort. by BenNCMin education

[–]signingelle 1 point2 points ago

But that doesn't change the fact that they're still kids.

It might just be me but I think that this celebrity impersonators from "Contemporary Impressions" S03E12 was the best. I still think it's really Bono. by woot26in community

[–]signingelle 4 points5 points ago

Personally, I thought French Stewart was the best.

Glass Top Stove Woes by Roticapin Canning

[–]signingelle 0 points1 point ago

An acquaintance of mine uses a camp stove.

Using Chickens for pest and weed removal and fertilizer, without ruining everything! by SavagePayerin Permaculture

[–]signingelle 1 point2 points ago

That's what my gut told me. My chickens love green things! I let them free-range if I'm outside to shoo them away from anything delicate, but they only get unsupervised free ranging from late fall to early spring when there's nothing for them to destroy. Their run is sizable, so they have plenty of space. I just like to give them some extra buggy-treats in the rest of the backyard.

Using Chickens for pest and weed removal and fertilizer, without ruining everything! by SavagePayerin Permaculture

[–]signingelle 2 points3 points ago

I'm always scared to let mine out during growing season. So once the plants are tall and sturdy enough, the chickens will leave them alone? Even lettuces and spinach??

Joel McHale- Father of the year. by HolyHandGnade13in community

[–]signingelle 1 point2 points ago

My uterus skipped a beat.

First time veggie gardener, and may be way in over my head, but waking up to this just makes me so :D by missfacein gardening

[–]signingelle 2 points3 points ago

If you're anything like me, then yes, you are in over your head. But no worries, it's a great experience anyway. :D

IAmA reporter who traveled with the Ugandan army hunting Joseph Kony by ImScottJohnsonin IAmA

[–]signingelle 6 points7 points ago

  • Uganda is known for having strong anti-homosexual sentiment (this may be an understatement on my part, but I didn't know how else to word it right now). What are the factors that contribute to such a high level of rejection of LGBT persons?

  • I've read that during the current president's tenure, Uganda's response to HIV/AIDS has been seen as "highly effective." Has this influenced how other African countries are addressing the epidemic?

  • In your travels through Uganda and other countries in the region, did you encounter any children with nodding disease?

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