They sent me the fry seasoning salt as promised.I sent it to my grandparents house as my house is hard for couriers to find. My grandma asked “did you get a donair mailed to us”
It’s exactly how I remembered it. I will be putting it on every fry I have until it’s all gone.
10/10.
I have very little investing experience, I’m just beginning with a plan to squirrel away $500 a month. I’ve been interested in buying into SNDK, and WS says you can buy fractional shares, but my order was rejected? Is there a process for fractional shares I’m not understanding?
I’m 30F, making about $80k/yr. Able to put aside $500/month.
I had a son two years ago, unexpectedly. Before I had a baby, I had always assumed I’d work until 50-60 and then nothing really mattered afterwards, so who cares about retirements funds.
I realize now how mistaken I’d been. I want to be the parents that planned for his future.
I work in the tech sector, and am basing my investing around what coworkers are doing right now.
Started with $200 today. Will be depositing $500 monthly and putting it towards ETFs (thinking QQQ, VGT?) while also putting some towards SNDK, and other tech companies I feel “inspired” by.
Right now I just have a TFSA. Should I be doing this investing in that TFSA? I also plan to start contributing to my employer matched RSP.
Do I know what I’m doing? Absolutely not, but learning!
I exfoliate and moisturize my face, and then apply Bondi Sands fake tan to my face with a brush.
Why does it settle into my pores so badly? The same thing happens to my chest, it’s like it’s dying the pores/hair follicles.
I’d rather not have the answer be “well you just need to get a spray/booth tan instead” because I like my fake tan routine, but I’m willing to change products/methods!
There’s unfortunately nothing I can do about the pores, I’ve had wide pores my whole life :(