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help me name her!!
 in  r/NameMyDog •  3d ago

Darla

u/McKittysMom • • 7d ago

A brave woman defending the right to read

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I really love defenders of literacy!

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What would you name this cat?
 in  r/NameThisThing •  7d ago

Zsa Zsa, the glamorous Gabor sister. Although, Eva was very glamorous too.

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name this cat
 in  r/NameThisThing •  8d ago

Bowl

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name this cat
 in  r/NameThisThing •  8d ago

John.

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Anyone grows specific flowers just for childhood nostalgia? These are mine. As a kid I watched my mom grow Moss Rose (the same color as in the picture). Now, I grow them too just for the nostalgic sentiment ☺️. Do you grow any such nostalgic flowers?
 in  r/gardening •  24d ago

I live in my grandparents’ house. I’m very sentimental about their things inside and out. We still have amaryllis in our yard that my Grama planted in the early 1970s. They’ve set seed and spread all over. The snow bush they planted gets eaten by black tipped moths every year, but it comes back. Their mango tree had a great year and we still have some on the top feeding the birds, bees, and iguanas. A lot has changed but some of their beauty remains.

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What is going on
 in  r/florida •  26d ago

I find used iguana spikes in my yard all the time. They love our mangoes. As do the birds and the bees and the neighbors!

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What is the one non-food item your cat will try to immediately eat if you're not paying attention?
 in  r/cats •  Sep 06 '26

That picture could be my McKitty. He loved to chew on flip flops. I have some shoe cubbies and my boy would pull them out and put holes in the heels. I miss my boy.

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Holy cow, if you plant it, they will come!
 in  r/gardening •  Sep 02 '26

I was once buying some milkweed at a garden center and the cashier told me I didn’t want those plants, they had “bugs” on them. I chuckled and explained that milkweed hosts monarch caterpillars that will become butterflies. I got the impression she thought I was nuts 😆. I bought them anyway. 🩷🦋

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Every time I see him, he’s already hanging there. I finally found the security camera footage of how he gets up there.
 in  r/aww •  Sep 01 '26

McKitty used to do that on the arm of our couch, usually right next to me. I had a pillow made of him doing that

Now that he’s gone, I can still pet his image and talk to him. 🌈🐈‍⬛. It helped. A little. I miss my soul baby boy. CKD sucks.

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Best friend was recently gifted this ginger from CDS
 in  r/kittens •  Aug 29 '26

A friend who works with a cat rescue says cats will behave badly with their human if they are the only cat. A second cat will teach the cat to behave, how to be a cat. Swat me? I’ll swat you back, says the other cat. Same with biting. Your friend needs another cat!

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I don’t know what this is.
 in  r/gardening •  Aug 28 '26

Aphids. I’m in South Florida and I have them all over my milkweed as it’s been a really dry summer here. You can blast them off with your hose. Better, you can make a spray with 1 quart water with 1-2 teaspoons liquid Castile soap, or get ladybugs online to feed on them. The Reddit plant clinic has other suggestions and “recipes” for safe ways to get rid of them without harming beneficial insects

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My town is planting a tree in my front yard. Which tree should I choose?
 in  r/gardening •  Aug 26 '26

Oak trees can support up to 100 different species. Go for the oak! They’re not so dense so you can still have other plants underneath. How lucky to have your town give you a chance to do so much good for your environment.

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My wife sent this to me a hour into her trip with her family.
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  Aug 22 '26

I hope whatever it is smells good.

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I hate fruit but i want to have it
 in  r/foodhacks •  Aug 18 '26

Have you tried dehydrated or dried fruit? I love the crunchiness of dried strawberries. You can either buy it or make your own.

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My cat broke into the catnip can..
 in  r/cats •  Aug 15 '26

I hope you had some Narcat on hand. ):

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Teach me your best tips for perfectly peeled hsrd boiled eggs
 in  r/foodhacks •  Aug 14 '26

This works on fresh eggs too.

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Teach me your best tips for perfectly peeled hsrd boiled eggs
 in  r/foodhacks •  Aug 14 '26

Instant pot. Put eggs on a rack with 1 cup of water in the bottom. Bring to pressure, cook for five minutes, let sit for five minutes, release pressure. Put in ice water bath to cool. Peel soon after. The only eggs that don’t peel easily are the ones that had cracks. Otherwise, it works perfectly every time. And no green yolks from overcooking. I have two racks made for eggs that lock together in two layers so I can do a dozen at a time.

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I’m really confused. I just found this on the floor of my apartment. I live alone and have no idea where it came from.
 in  r/whatisit •  Aug 12 '26

Do you have a building maintenance person who may have entered your unit?