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5mo ago
inTalked to a city worker about the leaf pickup schedule, had no idea how it really works
Wait, so leaf pickup is based on tree density and not first-come-first-serve? That definitely changes how I see it.
5mo ago
inPSA: I looked up the heat loss numbers for our old pouring ladles and it's worse than I thought
Right, cause nothing says "we've got this under control" like wrapping your ladles in what looks like a high-temp space blanket. But hey, if it keeps the temp from dropping faster than my coffee on a cold morning, I'm all for it. We tried pre-heating too and it was like putting a bandaid on a bullet hole. Those covers really do the heavy lifting. Sometimes the jankiest fix is the best fix.
5mo ago
inWarning: that "perfect" level subfloor from last Thursday nearly cost me a whole job
Same thing happened to me last spring. Had a perfect day going and then a surprise thunderstorm rolled in, warped half the boards before I even noticed.
5mo ago
inShoutout to the time my Venus flytrap ate a wasp and got revenge
Actually that trap didn't die because the wasp was too big for it to digest. Venus flytraps can handle wasps just fine - they're actually a perfect size snack for them. The trap dying is just the normal life cycle of a leaf on a Venus flytrap. Each trap only opens and closes about 3-5 times before it naturally turns black and falls off, regardless of what it catches. So your plant wasn't killed by that wasp at all, it was just doing what it normally does. You'll see new traps growing in from the center of the plant soon enough, and those will be ready to catch more wasps for you.