See if your city has compost pickup. It's usually located where brush and yard waste gets dropped off in the early spring. I load up on gallons of it each spring for my gardens.
Native seeds (assuming you are in North america) are harder to germinate. Most need to be cold stratified for at least 30 days and then they have a low rate. The best method is either directly sow in the fall (which is what I do in my wildflower section) or winter sow in a container. I usually buy mine as starters except for my wildflower section which I do from seeds.
Gardening is a long term project so it's going to take time. Spring is the best with the anticipation and potential in the air
Being intimate with someone is always a vulnerable experience. Sometimes this vulnerability pays off and sometimes it does not. This encouner may have been fine for portions but overall negative. When something like this happens its best to learn from any mistakes (if there was any) and understand that sometimes we take a risk and it doesn't work out. You may learn that you hate staying over at someone's place. There is nothing wrong with doing something that isn't in your character. You don't know what is in your character unless you try something different.
You can try to continue to chat with him but that might not work. He might be embarassed that he couldn't stay hard or could be million different reasons. At some point you will need to cut your losses and stop responding but that depends on you. We are all human and make mistakes and you should treat someone how you want to be treated.
My one real piece of advice is if you see him again at your professional organization is to act cool, professional and friendly. Its a sign of real maturity and a good life skill to practice being around people who you might feel awkward around. Also you don't want someone to take something valuable from you (in this case the org). You shouldn't feel ashamed for what you did because this is something that happens between two consenting adults. You did nothing wrong and should be ashamed for it
I bought my house in 2021 and its been so fun to take care of the yard, garden and everything else. I have been doing sheet mulching (composting in place) in my garden for a few years now and it turned from terrible soil with potential into something wonderful. I am doing a large scale native install in my front yard this year after getting a grant from the state. I am so excited.
A friend made a birdsong flashcards. They were cards with RFID that attached to a speaker that played the bird's song for the listed bird. It was so cool
When I see a butterfly I get really excited. I usually try to get a picture and try to look up what it is and what it eats. I have been trying to plant host plants and can't wait to see the butterflies they all feed.
Not that interested in the higher end sporter GT line (even though most of the used ones are that.). The range increases is worth the decrease in power.
I do love that they are making track electric vehicles. Good to see they can go crazy fast. Good for electric vehicles image
I own the HP LaserJet M15w. I hate it less than any printer I have ever owned and it has lasted almost 5 years. It is still a HP so I hate it but it works most of the time. I used to have to restart it to print when I was on Windows but since I switched to Linux it prints almost always.
This was such a fascinating article to read. Part of me was like "duh girl they are using you" because of the long history of grifters and users in the alt right. But at the same time you can't be a long-term grifter without being good.
The madonna / removed complex makes so much sense. They get used to thinking they are special, exceptions and not like the other girls. They are the perfect madonna but cracks forms and they toss them for a new better model.
See if your city has compost pickup. It's usually located where brush and yard waste gets dropped off in the early spring. I load up on gallons of it each spring for my gardens.
Native seeds (assuming you are in North america) are harder to germinate. Most need to be cold stratified for at least 30 days and then they have a low rate. The best method is either directly sow in the fall (which is what I do in my wildflower section) or winter sow in a container. I usually buy mine as starters except for my wildflower section which I do from seeds.
Gardening is a long term project so it's going to take time. Spring is the best with the anticipation and potential in the air