For a few years i would load up my hinges with WD40, olive oil, motor oil, oil, anything lubricant. Still squeaked a lot sooner than when i used Vaseline.
It lasted a lot longer and the squeak came back quietly, compared to the other ones i used.
I was reading up about him again and stumbled upon this 9 month old r/Alaska post about him! Quite a number of personal anecdotes and even some people who had met him!
Some memorable quotes:
"I actually met the man a few times. My then-boss would send me out for donuts and his shop was close. One thing that stuck in my was how hard he tried to be friendly. He actually remembered me from the month prior and struck up a conversation like we were old friends."
"I remember when they made the movie about him my mother started crying her eyes out. It was weird because I never see my mom cry like that. I asked her what was wrong and she knew this guy. She use to hang around a bad crowd of people well before she had kids, was married to a biker guy...."
"Soo story time on this guy. My Grandpa was mayor of Palmer during this time. Back in the day there was this huge country wide competition for best city in America going on..."
https://www.reddit.com/r/alaska/comments/1n438n7/in_the_1970s_and_80s_alaskan_serial_killer_robert/
Did some research and the native stingless bee isn't recommended for the SA climate.
Would be great to hear how you got started? I'm living in suburbia.
I'm open to anything atp. I have a bachelors in commerce, did my corporate stint, was made redundant and now i need to change careers.
I was eyeing Cert 4 of community services, so i can start working in social work. It feels more meaningful than what i did before
What course did you do or a friend do that secured a job? Thanks.