u/Critical_Link_1095 — reddlx

My garden isn't too happy, but boy do I love it. Really hoping this is telling of the type of summer we will have. I am sick of having two months of 90Fs weather.

u/Critical_Link_1095 — 9 days ago

▲ 9 r/charlestonwv

I am considering getting serious about therapy again. I am going through some very positive life events as of recent, and I can tell my unresolved mental health issues are holding me back from progressing further. I have also begun experiencing new symptoms that are becoming a problem.

I have had therapy in the past as a child and teenager. I'm now an adult, living in a new city, and I am ready to establish a relationship with a therapist and psychiatrist. However, many are horrible at their jobs; could anyone recommend a renowned, good one in this area?

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u/Critical_Link_1095 — 9 days ago

▲ 7 r/centuryhomes

u/Critical_Link_1095 — 10 days ago

▲ 0 r/furniturerestoration

I am looking for furniture for my covered porch. I desperately want real wicker, but it seems impossible to find new pieces being made. Is ot even still done? By what companies? Antique, real wicker is also rare in my region of the country, it seems.

I have stumbled upon Lloyd Flanders brand wicker. It seems they use twisted cellulose fibers around an aluminum wire, and an aluminum frame for their furniture. The cellulose is coated in a plastic. Is this real wicker? No. Does it contain plastic? Yes. However, it seems this is the best alternative to real wicker that exists on the market.

Is this true? Those who have stumbled upon or restored Lloyd pieces, how were they?

u/Critical_Link_1095 — 16 days ago