I have 3 blueberry plants, pink lemonade, Florida rose and prince(all rabbit eye)
I only got them about 2 months ago, they are in big planters. they all have been growing foliage. the pink lemonade already had flowers, prince and Florida rose is starting to flower.
they keep looking like the flowers got pollinate and then drop. do they just need more time to get used to the new planter?
tiles came with the house. someone came to redo the grout and 2 hours later it flaked off again. I took a closer look and the tiles are flexing. the tiles nearest to the walls are okay, its the several in a row in the middle.
whoever did these floors to flip the house really sucked.
I am on the fence about having kids, but need to make a decision soon... im turning 35.
a big part of the reason why im on the fence is that last 2 years, we've been taking care of 2 elderly dogs and im honestly burnt out.
one has arthritis so im constantly on edge about her tripping, falling and picking her up.. the other became deaf, blind and has dementia + he needs diapers.
at this point, im immune to pee and poop and getting it on me.
vomit is still a work in progress. I just cant.
I feel burnt out because of the constant vigilance and waking up at night to the tippy tappy of dementia circling or the crash of the dog falling while getting up for water. I feel like I rarely get into a good deep sleep.
I think a big part of it is I know they will never get better, only worse.
I know with a baby it will be the same(or more intense) waking up in the middle of the night and the vigilance of something happening to the baby. so I just want to get some perspective of if it gets better as a baby/child gets more independent.
I love the dry cloths, lots of doggy hair and dirt(literally from the garden). I have an amazon spray mop but it doesnt fit the clothes excatly. I want to switch over to a swiffer mop but not sure if the dry cloths will fit. I dont want to just get the presoaked mopping clothes as I want to refill the cleaning bottles with a bit of soap and water.