BmorePanic

BmorePanic

@bmorepanic.bsky.social

Tiny, little, barely noticeable problem with anxiety...

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Wicked short review 1. They fell in love with their scenery. 2. Choreo has a lot of feet slapping the floor. 3. They grind on their points until they are dead. Not a bad movie, but not great either.

This is excellent about why you can't find an in-network therapist when you need one. When you add Medicare's insanely low reimbursement rates for therapy, it's no wonder why lots of people have "coverage" but no access to treatment. www.npr.org/sections/sho...

npr.orgFinding a therapist who takes your insurance can be nearly impossible. Here's whyGetting mental health care covered by insurance can be really tough. Reporters spoke to hundreds of therapists who left their insurance networks to find out why.

I got a youtube thing to watch the acceptance speech. But, instead it's a bunch of commercials and live people doing an intro for her, following by another doing the same. Is this what it always is? I haven't watched broadcast TV in almost 40 years.

I got my fourth "We lost your Data" notice from Health Care companies. This one was so expansive, "We don't know what they got so assume they know everything about you." Each one comes with two years of credit monitoring, but I've already run out of credit reporting companies.

2 trips to pickup 'scripts. One was $65 on my part D plan and 35 using a discount card. One was $ 320 Part D and $12 using a discount card instead. Last one was $30 copay for 30 pills. Checked it at Mark Cuban Cost Plus and it's $3.03 for 30 pills.

Review: crumblcookies.com in White Marsh, MD. Mixed feelings. The cookies are ok, not great and for $5 each, i want great. Mine was underbaked, icing undermixed, toppings from stingy hands. Employees are very nice. Maybe a visit from corporate trainers to teach the operators how to train.

crumblcookies.comCrumbl Cookies - Freshly Baked & Delivered CookiesThe best cookies in the world. Fresh and gourmet desserts for takeout, delivery or pick-up. Made fresh daily. Unique and trendy flavors weekly.

dh had me open the bread. he said I must have put the twist tie on in the "wrong direction." I pointed out that he could have turned the loaf around and then it would be in the right direction for him. He produced "The Look" and it made me happy.

I admit cooking snobbery. I'm pretty good sometimes but I expect more from "real chefs." Never been to a starred place, but I'd expect only sadness. I'd spend what's left of my life trying to match, but never measuring up. Secretly, wtf spiralized turnip with 3 garnishes and 2 sauces?

Table - new life after replacing/adding hardware and reassembly. I would stand on it, except that it's legs end in small casters without locks and I don't like to ride. Next is installing table/leaf locks and the new extenders.

BankOfAm - their call director doesn't recognize person, representative, living, debit card, credit card, fraud, associate or that card transactions get denied. I asked for a human 5 times AND it got a bit p/a. "Your wait time would have been reduced if you told me what's wrong."

Anybody actually know shit about tomatoes? Mine usually die early, but not this year. I have some kind of mass market "heirloom." Bottom starts to rot before tomato is red? Wtf is that called -or - its probable cause?

Reminder that backup for home computers is also important. I started using Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows three years ago. It's free. I've never had to touch it after the initial installation - it just works.

Been working on renewing a table, 5 leaves and 6 chairs. Mostly solid mahogany - 40s-50s modern. Bought for $250. So far, tools & supplies also about $250. Not counting time. There is some kind of comfort in bringing something back to life and structurally sound again.

Finally, a road I have actually been on collapsed in a landslide (outside of Jackson, Wy). It joins being in a building that caved-in from a lighting strike AND unknowingly riding out a tornado in Indianapolis while the surrounding buildings were destroyed.

So, I got this dining set from a 2nd rate used furniture place. $250 for a table and 6 chairs. Table, normally round, extends to 8 feet. 1940s modern (i think). Mahogany and inlay, simple design. Shellacked to hell and back. Finish could be measured, it was so thick. Everybody needs a hobby.

I am having this constant convo with myself about not to add to the stupid (the joints and the obviously not original finish). I whine about the guys who repaired the table while I try to do no more harm. I want the table to be cool again. I'll be done in September.

So, I got this dining set from a 2nd rate used furniture place. $250 for a table and 6 chairs. Table, normally round, extends to 8 feet. 1940s modern (i think). Mahogany and inlay, simple design. Shellacked to hell and back. Finish could be measured, it was so thick. Everybody needs a hobby.

The table frame is a skirt about 4" tall, round with 4 delicate legs. Both the skirt and the legs have an inlay. The thing was falling apart, so I am delicately taking it apart cause I will need to reglue all of the joints and some veneer on the not visible side.

So, I got this dining set from a 2nd rate used furniture place. $250 for a table and 6 chairs. Table, normally round, extends to 8 feet. 1940s modern (i think). Mahogany and inlay, simple design. Shellacked to hell and back. Finish could be measured, it was so thick. Everybody needs a hobby.

Lighting is a pair of ceiling mounted 500W equivalent led shop lights plus a 1000W equivalent led work light bouncing off the wall for edges. Both sides are darker in real life. You can just barely see the edge inlay.

So, I got this dining set from a 2nd rate used furniture place. $250 for a table and 6 chairs. Table, normally round, extends to 8 feet. 1940s modern (i think). Mahogany and inlay, simple design. Shellacked to hell and back. Finish could be measured, it was so thick. Everybody needs a hobby.

The thick finish was probably trying to be a French Polish. Under two tons of shellac, is a semi-transparent red mahogany stain with black grain filler, then an overcoat of brown. The gold tones are so much shellac. I know I'm supposed to admire the consistency, but I like to see the actual wood.

So, I got this dining set from a 2nd rate used furniture place. $250 for a table and 6 chairs. Table, normally round, extends to 8 feet. 1940s modern (i think). Mahogany and inlay, simple design. Shellacked to hell and back. Finish could be measured, it was so thick. Everybody needs a hobby.

I've refinished half. It's the lighter, more figured side. On the darker side, you can see the hole and the 1/8" finish layer. I removed about 1/8" of wax before taking the photo. This finished version is 2 rounds of chemical removers plus 3 rounds of denatured alcohol. I practiced on leaves.

Working on refinishing a cool 1950's dining set that is def not colonial. Some parts require mineral spirits but that smell gets stuck in my hair or something. I can smell it for the rest of the day.

Google & Find my device is a giggle. They will use your device to track others Android phone and use others to track yours as you move around. But they claim this is purely for your benefit and they will not use your data as it is encrypted with your pin. Amazingly, they have your pin too.

Cooking with Jello - new and under-exciting experiments for people facing colonoscopies. I was awarded two days of Jello prep because I'm special. For day two, we have clarified pineapple juice with lime gelatin "ice cubes" on the menu for lunch. 🤨

Last night at midnight, it was over 80 F in our bedroom. Kept trying to fall asleep while thinking: it's still April and various scary tidbits from the news about more global warning.

Community Yard Sale was today! (aka Opportunity to exchange my basement junk for yours!) NEVER do this. It took well over a week to prepare, started set up at 6 am, overwhelmed at one point, sold everything by 11 am. Remains went to Savers at noon. We're dead now.