I’m halfway through The Crystal Star which is a Star Wars Legends book. It’s been better than the previous stand alone ones atleast.
After this, it’s Dungeon Crawler Carl book #5.
I mean hitting your finger with the hammer is also a possibility.
How is this supposed to happen in nature? Does the water current ablate it enough? Get eaten and dissolved by a fish?
It’s a bong (water pipe) for smoking weed/dabs, or whatever else you want.
I feel I would miss too much if listening, as that would be a parallel thing I would do while choresing or working. I don’t think I could jus twit there and listen to a book, I skip dialogue in games if the speech is too slow already, and like listening to music or nature while reading already.
Halfway through Dungeon Crawler Carl book 4, loving it.
After this it’s Star Wars The Crystal Star. I’m really looking forward the next series, these standalone ones have been a little meh lately, but could just be the authors.
Man pay better attention to the road while you’re driving. After I drive a route once I can usually get back there months later without nav.
Unless I’ve miscounted, 99/141 of the legends books. The list is my brothers, so it’s the ones he’s read. I’ve gone from top to bottom.
Struggling my way through Star Wars Planet of Twilight. Kids are out of school so harder to find dedicated time to read, but I also didn’t enjoy her last book either. After his is Dungeon Crawler Carl book 4.
This author (Barbara Hambley) just seems to want to describe everything as much as possible, yet there’s nothing to base it on. Yeah sure you’re talking some trees, but what are they? The lore just seems so empty.
What? It’s recommended you don’t go more than 3-5 miles on your first few bike outings until you’re capable of going longer.
Those lengths you’re suggesting requires training like marathons.
People train to travel 50km by bike in a week, let alone a day or a single outing.
Maybe you’re thinking of ecycles and other non manual bikes?
You would have to be in incredible shape for that.
For the vast majority of people, a horse would be able to take them further than they could themselves on a bike.
Longer distances…? Why not walk and save the money than?
The tomatoes and peppers aren’t going to like this at all. ~100mm of rain as well over a few days.
22 Tomato and 11 pepper plants, spacings a little tighter than it should be on some of the tomatoes, but it should be okay.
Had my second carpal tunnel release surgery last week, so I couldn’t resecure the fan correctly with only one hand.
And now, the strong Cree Cob white lights are burnt out, so now I’m left with just the supplemental wavelengths and some smaller white LEDs. The Cree ones are a LITTLE strong for vegetable starters anyways. But these aren’t enough for this stage either now.
An assortment of pepper and tomatoe varieties.
Most lived, some died. They got a little too dried out over the weekend so the smaller ones shriveled. Just forgot about them, kid had a dance comp and then my mother passed. So I’m just glad most actually survived.
Still got another month atleast before hardening, that will give the peppers about 8 weeks, they’re 4 weeks now.
Tents a little full, I’m expecting not every transplant to take.
For tomatoes I have:
Gusto Halia
Jubilee
Cherry Roma
Beefsteak
Black Krim
Yellow pear shape
Green zebra
Rainbow blend
Get stuffed
For peppers:
Red bell
Fat and sassy
jalepeno (early)
Sweetie snack mix
Hungarian hot wax
Habanero
Red habanero
Shishito
Sweet
Mini bell mix
Early sunsation
Golden California
Purple Beauty
Concrete can dry out too fast before it cures if you don’t. It prevents the subgrade from leeching the moisture out.
Could be other reasons at play here though.