lemonSqueezy

Sorry to spoil the story, one of those is heavily photoshopped.., I mean AI..ed.

Maybe the elevated brain energy along with the will to survive or to avoid imminent death might coerce other areas of the brain to align with survival.

Nice. I haven't laughed that hard in a while.

Yes my child. That group has no bottom when it comes to dysfunctional.

Its hard to see past all the large debris over the surface, but a nice tomato patch should have more dirt. It might help to clean everything up at the beginning of the season. Soften up all the dirt with a hook claw thingie, then add a more soil if it feels too dense. The ground should be nice and soft at the beginning so that the roots can dig in.

You might still be able to save them if you transplant them to a pot. Get the soil level higher just below the leaves.

My mistake, yes one million.

Tell her a fun fact, in your best science teacher tone. It takes one billion microseconds to get to one second. Hopefully she can run with this and ask more questions.

Too soon: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

Veiny, Vidi, Vici

By whom ? The wage stealing management pimps ? I know I had to fight to get my pay hours to match my actual work hours.

Newer heat pumps are awesome. Northeast USA, with EcoEr brand. Two winters now close to single digits but rarely below freezing and it works like a charm. Mine is rated to operate to -40f. They had to wire it up for single heat source mode, by default they were wired for secondary heat source on the older models. Humidifier module can be added for winter comfort, my neighbor has that. Not sure what the cost tradeoff vs gas is, but it is definitely way cheaper than oil, which is what we replaced. What I like the most about it is that I can wave my two middle fingers at the oil industry and say hello to solar energy.

Summer cooling feels like Arctic cold, and comes with built in dehumidifier for comfort. It definitely works harder to heat in winter than cooling in the summer.

There are mini splits which require less construction, lower cost, with good cooling, but winter heat operating temp stops near 30f.

There's lots of options out there depending on where you live , budget, needs.

Good luck !

There are two movies in there