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Post by iowgirl on May 13, 2024 16:30:49 GMT
I was but 2 of my friends got hacked so I assumed that was why. I reported the hacked account and the random tags stopped. Ah! Yes, there have been a couple friends on facebook that have had their account taken over. I get random (often years after a post) likes and a comment saying stuff like I look like a lovely person, they want to message me etc etc. but not tags. I keep my Facebook pretty private. Only friends can see my posts and comment on them.
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Post by iowgirl on May 13, 2024 14:33:20 GMT
I have had chronic swimmers ear most of my life. I am sure it comes from being a pool rat when I was a kid.
I don't have much issue with it now, but I keep my ears DRY! After showering, I use my blow dryer on warm to shoot air into my ears. I use qtips to wipe the outer area out, but I don't shove them in my ears.
The old home remedy is 1 part hydrogen peroxide to one part vinegar and drop in ear. I would do that more than a day or so. Drop in ear and hold your head so it drops down in your ear canal for a bit. It will fizz. Then plop your head over and let it run out. Wipe anything off. Then dry with a hair dryer.
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Post by iowgirl on May 13, 2024 14:28:27 GMT
For the last week, I am seeing myself getting tagged in very random posts of people I do not know. I have tag approval turned on, so I am not actually getting tagged. I remove the tag and block the tagger.
My daughter is getting the same thing. We were wondering if anyone else is having this issue.
I had a couple a day for a few days, and now just every few days I get one.
I have my security settings pretty tight. I have my friends list hidden.
What did I click on or post on to get this attention. I don't really post much at all and I don't post on any random peoples posts.
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Post by iowgirl on May 12, 2024 16:28:27 GMT
Oh, and that beautiful Dignity statue lThat drive on I90 east (westbound) going to Chamberlain is my favorite view! Dropping down into the valley, then across the Missouri. Gosh I love it every time. Went out last month to buy calves in Ft. Pierre and DH was asleep as I drove across it. So it was just me to enjoy the view. The east bound trip doesn't thrill me as much as westbound. We did central Iowa to Ft. Pierre, bought a couple pot loads, then back home in the same day. Then stayed up for the trucks to come in and unload them. It was a LONG expensive day! But got to see some new scenery and a lot of dead coyotes on I90 for some reason. I might go to Yankton next week for one more potload. That should fill 'er up! That's a lot closer to home.
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Post by iowgirl on May 12, 2024 16:21:39 GMT
If the subject comes up, I always answer with "I do not discuss religion or politics, it is the fastest way to lose a friend"... and that has always shut down any conversation.
I do not find a need to discuss it with anyone. I have discussed it with my children as they grew, because I know it can be confusing to them when many of their friends are very involved with church. So I was always very open and honest with them, and told them that the choice was theirs, but they did not need to base it off of what friends said, and that if anyone told them to not discuss with me (or anyone) that they were pressured to join anything - that was a BIG red flag!
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Post by iowgirl on May 12, 2024 16:18:44 GMT
Get steel pans and season them well. Much better than hexclad and no coatings to come off in your food. They will last forever too! If you go that route - get the "clad" ones. Where there is a thick bottom that is layers of metal bonded together. Heat them slowly, and they also retain heat, so you can turn off a burner and it will continue to cook for a time. It doesn't have to be the $$$ AllClad brand. I love the Tramontina brand that you can get at Walmart, and think they are a better pan than the AllClad and a lot less $$. If they are not clad, I find that pans warp. I have flat glass top stove, and wany warped pans do not work well. I have warped pans that are guaranteed not to warp. The only pans that have not are clad pans and the HexClad.
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Post by iowgirl on May 11, 2024 14:38:48 GMT
I am loving mine! They are SO spendy, it is hard to commit. But I have been using mine close to a year. I cook 3 meals a day, so I use them frequently.
They are a hybrid type surface. So you do need to use some type of fat to make them non-stick. I have found that with eggs -it is best to warm the pan and give it a shot of PAM. Even if I use butter or other fats, they stick a bit. But if I give a light shot of Pam, then add any other fat for flavor, it works great.
They clean up so nicely. I am not one to put my pans in the dishwasher, but I have with these occasionally. Wow - they are so sparkly clean and no damage to surface.
I have mostly the frying pans, a wok and a nice 5 quart sauce pan with a handle. I do use some metal utensils, but I still prefer to use silicone or similar instead of metal.
I keep a paper plate between the pans when I stack in my cabinet.
I do wish they get rid of Gorden Ramsey. Everytime I see his picture I don't want to order any more. LOL
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Post by iowgirl on May 9, 2024 14:28:57 GMT
Apparently she got it from playing in her sandbox that a neighborhood cat had used as a litter box. I can’t imagine having a child’s sandbox left uncovered to where something like this could happen. I see house cats sitting on kitchen countertops all the time. Oh gosh that gives me the ick like nothing else. I am just not a house pet person. I get why people are. I love them critters, but I just can't handle them in my house. We did have a beloved dog who came in for a couple hours of TV watching at night. That was all she wanted. She let us know when she was ready to go back outside. One of my kids just bought a house that had a dog in it. Oh my god. Even after the carpets were professionally cleaned, they are just so gross. These people did not keep up after their dog. The furnace filter was packed so tight with dander and dog hair, I doubt they had ever changed it. Even after shampooing, she gets a canister of dog hair every time she vacuums. I know this isn't how many people are with pets in the house. I have a friend that has always had a dog, if not two - and you would never know. No pet fur anywhere and no smell. They bathe the dog and have one that doesn't shed terribly. And they clean regularly. I see so many that have pets in the house that should not. They are HUGE dogs that need more space and they don't keep it clean. Nasty. I dont know anyone who covered their sandbox when I was growing up and we all knew cats crapped in them. We or our parents checked it. That's why we had the "Turtle" sandbox that came with a lid! To many farm kitties (and raccoons) to have an open sandbox. But even at that - there is a lot of ick in sand! LOL I saw this about Kennedy on the morning news today. The expert doctor said that it did not "eat" his brain, but there was probably a tumor from it. And yes - this does explain a lot. LOL
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Post by iowgirl on May 7, 2024 21:13:47 GMT
She’s light years ahead of most people twice her age, LOL. She sounds incredibly bright! It is so fun to read about her accomplishments! I find it amazing how some can just intuitively know how to operate some of these design software programs! My son is this way, and could figure out how to run programs so easily. He ran circles around his Photoshop teacher in high school (that didn't go over so well)... I look forward to hearing what she all does in the future!!
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Post by iowgirl on May 7, 2024 15:00:04 GMT
How does she digitize her art? Is she drawing something, then tracing it in the software to create a digital version?
You could accomplish that with some other software, and save it as a a SVG or other file type, then use an online converter to convert it to a PES file.
I use Silhouette Studio for my Silhouette cutter, and it has a fairly decent design capability, including tracing. You can also use fonts, drawing shapes, etc. to create designs.
If you upgrade the free Studio software to Business Edition, you can "Save As" JPG, PNG, SVG, PDF (but not PES). You could take that file and convert it with a free online file converter. The full upgrade to Business Edition is $50, which is a one time purchase. It is not a subscription and you do not have to renew it.
She could download the free version and play around with it. The free version does have tracing, text, etc - you just can't save it in any other format than the .studio Silhouette format. You can take a screenshot and upload that JPG to a converter to see how it goes - screenshots are low resolution images, so it might not be the greatest.
I am pretty well versed in the Studio software if she has any questions. It could be a bit quirky to someone not familiar with it, since it is designed as a vector software to create cut files... but you can fill with color, etc. to create really cool designs. I use it a TON for creating printable files.
* Disclaimer - I know almost less than nothing about embroidery machines and files! LOL
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Post by iowgirl on May 1, 2024 13:20:38 GMT
We had some cows get loose on the freeway a couple of days ago - traffic was completely stopped - then a girl rode by on a horse with a lasso… I had to double check who posted this, I assumed it was iowgirl! Ha! We do get involved in roundups once in a while! Some draft horses had liberated themselves from their pasture. The neighbor called the owners and they were out of town, they told him to call my daughter. She went to her tack shed and grabbed a bunch of lead ropes and went over and clipped on to their halters and walked them back to where they were supposed to be. She was 12 and TINY! The old guy was so impressed watching her do that, that he had to call me and tell me about it. She had been working with those drafts for a few years and was their junior hitch driver at draft shows. She wasn't very big, but man she was (and still is) tough!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 29, 2024 16:26:25 GMT
I need more Fiesta like I need a hole in my head. But it is pretty.. so maybe like just one bowl or something. You took the words right out of my mouth! LOL I keep saying I have NO more room. But I can squeeze something little in... LOL I wanted the small platter, but it's already out of stock (or hasn't stocked yet).
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 29, 2024 13:46:04 GMT
Correct. It's also important to understand all of the ramifications that can come with some trusts. In my state, many people put their homes into irrevocable trusts with their children as the present beneficiaries so they are able to qualify for medi-cal for long term care. What they don't understand, is that this causes a reassessment of the property and can increase the property taxes exponentially. YES! This. I always cringe when people think Trusts are the best thing. Lawyers love them, because it makes them money. But they don't do a great job of explaining how it can kick back on the heirs. Here it's a 5 year look back. So if we were to do it and do properly with our next house, hopefully that will protect it. It won't protect it unless you transfer ownership of the home to your heirs. If you still own the home, or it is in your name, partially in your name and it is in the trust, it can be taken. It sucks! Irrevocable trusts can nail your heirs too, with property valuation, etc. We have worked hard with our lawyer to protect our assets, since we own a lot of farm ground. It is very complicated, and you want a lawyer you know well and YOU must do the research on what is being done.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 28, 2024 20:31:51 GMT
I learned with mom, since she needed to go on Medicaid to pay for her nursing home care, that it's smart to put your home in a trust (before that time). This is what made me realize that we need to put our house in a trust. Because mom was going to have to use Medicaid to pay for her nursing home stay, her house wasn't protected. If it had been in a trust, it would have been. That is not true. Medicaid and nursing homes can still do what is called a "look back" ... a trust will not necessarily protect her house or other assets. As long as she is living, her house will be protected. But they can go into the Estate and try to recover from the assets in an Estate, including houses. This will vary by state. If someone has assured you a trust will 100% protect houses/real estate from Medicaid or nursing homes seeking restitution - they have misinformed you. Trusts can be good, but many are poorly written and end up screwing someone over in the end, or are a major headache. Make sure your joint bank accounts do not have John AND Jane Doe. BOTH parties must sign off on anything. Make sure all bank accounts are titles with OR... John OR Jane Doe. Only one person has to sign off. We have all our bank accounts with one of our kids on it (as "OR") We did that incase something happed to both of us, like an accident. Even if we were alive, but incapacitated.. she could keep our farm going. And we needed the additional FDIC insurance amount add her gave us. We sometimes have to have a large amount of $$ readily available, but were worried about it not being FDIC covered, even though it isn't parked there long.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 23, 2024 15:42:49 GMT
I might make my own OOAK with my Cricut (totally made myself a Golden Girls shirt, an Ice Cube shirt, and made my daughter an Ice-T shirt bc she loves him). Making it yourself was my first though. I have a Silhouette and if you have access to that or a Cricut - make your own. There are several types of things you can do with them. You can do heat transfer vinyl, ink iron on's (where you print it yourself on your own printer). Sublimation - which requires a lot more stuff like a heat press that will get hot enough, a special printer, and high polyester content shirts. But a 60/40 Poly/Cotton shirt actually feels like a nice shirt. The 100% polyester shirts this site is selling feel kinda icky sometimes. They can trap odor pretty well and they don't stretch much.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 23, 2024 15:35:49 GMT
That's simple. Paying $70 for a sweatshirt that cost $5 is ridiculous. Just like anything else, if the prices were reasonable, there'd be no reason for knock-offs. I agree the price is nuts! But the knockoffs (the really cheap price ones) are not cotton or even a cotton blend. They are polyester. 100% polyester, and the sizing is so far off. You have to physically measure your bust/waist, etc. to even come close to getting something that fits, especially if you are ordering a larger size. If they have 5xl's - that is because their 5XL fits like a slightly oversized XL or normal fitting XXL.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 23, 2024 15:31:58 GMT
Tell her to carefully look at the size chart on each item she wants to order. It is most likely 'fast fashion' made in China or similar factory type manufacturing. The sizing is WAY off usually.
I looked at the 1989 tshirt for example. On the sizing chart the 5XL is noted as a US size 20. In most stores a US size 20 is an XXL. The discrepency seems to grow greater as you size up - but do read the size chart carefully, and measure your bust/waist, etc. If you normally wear a size 4 - measure. You might need the 4 or you might need a 10! It can be SO SO random on the sizing. And even after you get it - it can still be an odd fit. But sometimes you end up with something perfect for a cheap price.
Also look at the fabric it is made from. The 1989 tshirt looks like a soft cotton. It is 100% polyester, and most likely the entire design including the background color is sublimated on. Sublimation is an ink print that is applied to polyester with heat and it 'infuses' the garment. So if you are expecting a soft cotton - it is going to feel more slick. It could still be very soft - but it is polyester, so way different.
I agree - PayPal is the way to go when ordering!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 22, 2024 14:07:40 GMT
I buy bulbs from Amazon,but they are not necessarily cheaper. I've been loving the 'corn bulbs'. They are SUPER bright, but low wattage. I have the regular bigger size for lamps, fixtures, and I have the shorter ones for my ceiling fans. The shorter ones for my ceiling fans were under $20 for 5 bulbs. They also have candelabra style that fit chandeliers, etc, but you'd have to have the right type of fixture for these to be attractive. You can fit clips shades on them - sort of. I just got regular LED flame shape candleabra bulbs for my chandelier. I love the LED because they are brighter and cooler. I always make sure to get the WARM WHITE color though.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 19, 2024 16:56:57 GMT
Is it possible you hit a button to pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay or something? I wonder if it is the Shop app. Somehow I accidentally clicked on that once, and everything was switched to that, and it was WAY to easy to accidentally buy something. I finally figured out how to detach myself from Shop!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 19, 2024 16:54:39 GMT
Our friends were appalled and passed on dessert, so we did too…… until they left! Then I simply cut off the part our dog got to and carried on. More for us! 😬 I had bought some sub sandwichs from Quizno's years ago (when they were SO good). That was a real treat, as we didn't eat out much. I had gotten them for just DH and I at lunch, the kids were in school. I unloaded all my groceries and came out to find a damn farm cat eating MY SANDWICH! I was devastated. I cut the 'cat' end off and gave it to my husband. LOL In all fairness - I did tell him, he wasn't fazed. I love the Pea's!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 18, 2024 13:42:27 GMT
I wish I could come buy the skulls from you! I need ethically sourced bones. I paint and decorate them and sell them. Shipping is not cheap and there aren't a lot of cow skulls near me. We don't have very many big size ones in there, thankfully. If they are, they most likely have bullet hole or two through the skull, from euthanizing them. They do get broken when the compost pile gets turned. Ours also do not have horns, as we only raise polled cattle or dehorn at a young age if they start to get horns.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 17, 2024 23:09:12 GMT
The company that trims and cuts down trees for the power company drops us wood chips every year.
We use them as a compost pile for our livestock that dies. Works really great, but gets a little stinky if there is a big one in there. Amazing how it completely cooks those down to just white bone so fast.
It's a really BIG pile.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 17, 2024 15:10:48 GMT
This is a potting soil I started using last year. Amazing! It is compacted and very dry, so it is LIGHT to pick up and it has handles. I toss it in my big wheelbarrow and add the above products, wet it down well and use that to pot up plants. It's just so much easier than carrying big heavy bags of potting soil. I get it at Walmart, and if you order curbside pickup - they bring it out and load it in your rig - what could be better! With moisture crystals added: Without:
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 17, 2024 15:00:33 GMT
I used potting soil to fill the pot and I kind of wish I wouldn’t have because that soil is so light and doesn’t hold water very well at all. Every time I water that plant all the water goes straight through and into the tray at the bottom, and I think it died anyway. When potting soil dries completely out, it is hard to get it rehydrated. It is best to water from the 'bottom up' - if your saucer under your plant is big enough, fill it with water and let it soak up. You may need to add more water to completely get it rehydrated. You can also add water storing crystals to keep your plants hydrated, but you need to have a regular watering/feeding schedule to keep a plant alive and thriving. Letting it get as dry as a popcorn fart, then watering it does not bode well for the plant, I know from experience! LOL I try to pick a day of the week that I know I will be home and set it to my routine. I bought some potting soil last year that was for raised gardens and it had chunks of wood in it and was really dense. I'm sure that's why some of my plants died because it choked them out. Cheaper potting soils usually have a lot of filler in them that isn't great. I like Miracle Grow potting soil. It has the timed release fertilizer in it, which is GREAT STUFF! I reuse my outdoor potting soil, so I add the timed release to it every year. This is what I add for water retention. There are other brands that work great too. I know some use the water beads, but I am not so crazy about having those around with grandkids and pets. The water crystals are smaller and do not expand to large bead sizes. They are awesome to keep the pots hydrated though. I generally water my outdoor plants every day during the summer heat and twice a day if it is hot and windy - but these keep them moist in case I can't get to them: Use timed release fertilizer when potting plants, for indoor or outdoor. The difference between using this and not is astounding! I still do use some water soluable fertilizer about once a week in the summer for my flower outdoor plants, just to get that HUGE bloom going. It doesn't have to be this brand, but this is my go-to. These two things can really improve potting soil that you use over again or cheaper potting soils.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 16, 2024 14:13:47 GMT
It's annoying when the cracker crumbles in your hand when I am spreading on the cheese (Laughing Cow). They have certainly changed over the years. I think the biggest change came when the whole transfat thing happened - a lot of stuff changed, and not for the better. But lately, I am never sure if it is me (I feel like I can't taste like I used to, probably Covid related), or it the product has changed. I loved Graham crackers, Honey Made specifically. Now,bleh. And that was pre-Covid. The size got much smaller and the taste/texture is not good. As far as crackers - I love the Ritz Chips toasted crackers and the Club Crisps toasted chip crackers. Wow! I like the Club the best. These have replaced potato chips in my life. Potato chips are another food item that I think now are aweful. But these Club Crisps are delicious!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 14, 2024 18:34:16 GMT
I taught him to drive with a manual transmission. After the parking lot we went a section of town with small blocks and stop signs on every corner. Once we did that we were on the road. My kids were pretty familiar with standard shift, since they all drove the smaller tractors (and big ones!) on the farm. It is not much different than driving a car, other than you shift way more driving a car. They didn't drive the big trucks until they were a little older (some of those older trucks you had to know how to double clutch and split shift!) When it came time for my son to drive my standard shift car, I took him out for a spin to make sure he could shift it, since it had a really light clutch. Oh my lord! It is a core memory for us. He pulled out onto the road smooth as butter. I was so disappointed. But we got down the road a piece and had to stop at an intersection. He killed it. Killed it. Killed it. By that time I had the giggles. He had the giggles. Traffic was waiting for us. I said "you need to give it more gas buddy"... man ... we peeled out of that stop sign! LOL I am pretty sure he had the tires smoking. It was a little sporty car. Oh gosh - we laughed so hard we had tears. He had it mastered after that. Those who took it in school, did your practice car have the brake control on the passengers side where the instructor sat? I can remember that ours had this. Yes! I remember that extra brake. Our DE teacher was so much fun. We got to drive up north to do some interstate driving, and got to grab lunch at a Pizza Hut! For country kids, this was the epitome of COOL!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 14, 2024 3:51:24 GMT
I had summer Driver's Ed the summer between 8th Grade and Freshman year. My kids all did the same.
Learners Permit at 14. All three of my kids went to the DMV on the day of their 14th birthday to get that permit! They would have been in 8th grade. That allowed them to drive with any licensed driver supervising in the car.
They took summer drivers ed and after fulfilling all the requirements could go take the test to get their school permit. School permit grants them the ability to drive the most direct route to school and back, no deviations. Now Iowa also has a farm permit, which would have been AWESOME for my kids. That allows them to do farm errands within 50 miles of the farm, and they must be working for that farm.
So they started driving to school/athletic practices before their Freshman year started. They were all good drivers, and had been driving well before 14, lol. The school permit allowed them to drive directly to school and back, and could not pick up passengers, but their siblings could ride as long as they got in the car here at home, and not picked up.
I took them to Des Moines when they had been driving for a while, to learn "city" driving. I tried to find a quiet time of the day, and DSM traffic isn't awful anyways. But I am glad we lived in a rural area!
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 12, 2024 15:27:06 GMT
A year or so, or less, sealed and kept in a dark cool place - I would.
I also take mine out every night, even if they are the sleep in kind.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 12, 2024 15:21:58 GMT
It is an odd place to be in. Knowing your mother is no longer with you but being ok about that at the same time. I understand this 100%. My sympathy to you and your family.
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Post by iowgirl on Apr 11, 2024 23:32:44 GMT
I was going to suggest the really old, but free Microsoft Money, but I see you've gone to the dark side. LOL I love that old Money program. I do all my accounting with it. Works SO dang good and I am happy they still issue the software (but don't support it) It's called Sunset now - if that is an indicator of something old! I can download my monthly bank statement and load it right into Money. I just go in and add the Payee name and my expense/income classification. At the end of the year I print out my tax report. My accountant told me I do a really good job and it makes his job super easy!
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