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1d ago
inGot escorted out of a town hall in Mesa over a sign, wondering if I handled it wrong
A buddy of mine got the same treatment at a council meeting and never got a straight answer either.
1d ago
inPicked Python over JavaScript for my first language 2 weeks ago, and the tutorials finally make sense
Picking the one that didn't scare you off was the smart move, sticking with it beats switching.
1d ago
inThe 4 hour reback on a family Bible in Cheyenne taught me to stop rushing my glue ups
Chilling the bowl first made the frosting set up way better for me.
10d ago
Hid a spare key in my shed build and hid it so good I can't find it 6 months later
Just so you know, a loose floorboard is probably the worst spot you could pick since it's the first place a thief would check anyway. Hiding spots work best when they're somewhere nobody would ever think to look, not under the obvious loose piece of wood. Honestly you'd be better off with something like a fake rock in the yard or a key hanging on a nail inside the shed wall itself, somewhere you'd actually stumble on it. Tbh the real trick is picking a spot and then telling exactly one person or writing it down somewhere safe so future you isn't digging up the whole floor at 9pm. Six months is nothing, people forget stuff in a week, so the hiding part matters less than the remembering part. Ngl I'd just buy a key lockbox and bolt it to the shed frame, way less guessing.