Iirc she was on RAF a few times, and her husband posted occasionally as well. They were always very kind.
To this day, though, some of my best friends are people I met through that forum, including a guy I still talk to almost every day. Animorphs folk are good folk
Okay, it's up to us. And by us, I mean you, because I can't mod a community. You are the foretold one, who shall create and curate flower Lemmy!
There is a flower photo side of Lemmy? Sharesies?
I missed that. I was around for it, just wasn't online at the time of it. D:
No, sadly I live in the US :(
High temps as in sub 90 degrees F, yeah. Not desert hot. Haha
Holy shit! A RAFian in the wild! I was super active over there from like 2006-2012ish? Changed my screen name a few times, but mostly known as Broken. Any chance we knew each other?
Anytime I see an animorphs reference I am required to ask: were you a member of RAF (Richard's animorphs forum)?
The only thing high temps have going for them is a long growing season for the garden and being able to swim.
Since I can't ever find the time to hit the lake or rivers anymore, I'd be perfectly happy with a green house and becoming more efficient with my planting schedule.
Plus, in the winter I get to wear scarves and jackets with extra pockets. Extra pockets are nice.
As someone who grew up at the height of the potter craze, and was well and truly entrenched in it (stood in line for the books, read them through without sleeping, went to events, et cetera) I can honestly say that the first earthsea book is legitimately better than the potter books. I'll never be able to hate the HP books, despite despising JKR, but a wizard of earthsea is just much better written. It's so freaking good, and tells it's story in such a charming and completely unique way.
My dogs would fucking love this. They love when we play music in general, and would totally get excited for a dedicated "daddy's home!" Song
Depends on what you're wanting to learn. I'm a fellow tech illiterate noob, but I've been off and on with Linux since like 2006. Finally switched full time a few years ago. Honestly, with Mint, Ubuntu, Fedora I've found you basically can just set it and forget it, depending on your use case. YouTube has been my best friend whenever I have a problem, normally I type my issue into that before even google. How long have you been using Linux? If you're still in the distro hopping phase,I suggest trying to swap Desktop environments instead of distros, as it gives you a little experience with the terminal, is well documented on how to do it, and gives you a good idea of what kind of UI you want
That's all I got, though. I really am pretty illiterate at tech stuff haha