Wow, this is ridiculously helpful. Thank you so much!!

Thank you! Thought probably

That’s very encouraging, thank you! Also seems true.

The place I brought it to today passed it, but appreciate the offer bro!

Took it to a different shop today and it passed! Nobody mentioned the windshield chip.

That would be super interesting to see! Maybe it will rain again soon and someone can at least use the strips to get some kind of info.

Our azaleas look like they’re budding too. In a couple more years my tropical house plants might be able to winter outside 😳

Why wouldn’t you? Keys lost on a trail aren’t really of any value to a thief - they don’t know which car or house they unlock or where that is.

What’s a…… com-mew-nit-ee?

Man calling police to be helpful can be a risk. Play with 💩it gets on your hands.

That’s not an opinion, it’s a fact

The trees have buds on them already

Good positive vibes and blessings to you op.

It was nice when it was summit. Now it's just the worst

It was nice when it was summit. Now it's just the worst

> No one really thinks anymore do they…

I see stuff that has been dropped on the trail left in space where someone will see them, like trail heads, all the time - for years!

that place is disgusting. i went once and needed a shower after i left

Please don't breed

I'm literally not advocating for anything. You are putting words into my mouth.

My comment was:

> This is nothing visit the grow subs. Pot snobs are just as bad as the beer snobs.

And it had nothing to do with medical patients

there’s a salvation army in cranston

just noticed an hour ago they were

OP, your heart was in the right place—but this ain’t it.

“Worried your flower bulbs are already popping up? Here's what to know”

>If you've been keeping a close watch on your gardens, you might have noticed some early shoots of green poking out of the earth, or even your first flowers of 2023 — likely a snowdrop or a crocus — already blooming.

>And it might have you worried that the cold snap will kill them or that it's a bad sign for climate change, as Rhode Island just recorded its third-warmest January on record.

>But, according to master gardener Alan Newton, with the URI Cooperative Extension, you don't need to worry about your spring bulbs.

https://www.providencejournal.com/story/lifestyle/home-garden/2023/02/04/spring-bulbs-popping-up-in-winter-wont-die-due-to-cold-snowdrops-crocuses-daffodils-hyacinths/69870216007/

I have nothing of relevance or importance to add, but I’ll include some reading material for anyone browsing the comments.

I’ll start by saying I lose my keys A LOT. One night about 10 years ago I get home from work; I park in the back of my apartment, I go to the front to check the mail, I walk back to the back to get into my apartment, then I took my dog for a small walk down the block. That night there was a huge blizzard.

The next morning I realize I can’t find my keys. I search all around the house to no avail. I take a break and then I look again. I still couldn’t find them in any of my usual spots, so now I start to worry that I may have dropped them outside before it started snowing and that I might have to try and find them before the plow guy got there.

So I go out and I start shoveling a path from my door to my car while meticulously checking ever shovelful of that heavy wet snow. When that didn’t turn up anything I do the same thing all the way down the driveway, to the mailbox in the front, and eventually down the block.

After hours of this the sun was going down and I was freezing so I decided to call it quits. I get in the house and get dried up and into warm clothes and slump down on the couch in defeat. And just as I do, I glance at the placemat at the center of my coffee table because I notice something small underneath causing a bulge. I just closed my eyes in annoyance and shook my head slowly because I knew it was going to be my keys, and it was.

The other one happened a couple months ago at a Cumbys. I had parked directly in front of the store, walked right to the drinks, went straight to the counter, and then right back to my car. It took me all of 2 minutes but when I got back to my car I couldn’t find my keys. The door was unlocked so I searched all around inside and around my car. When I couldn’t find them I retrace my steps in the store. I noticed a couple late teens/young adults hanging around the store not doing anything but I don’t immediately think anything of it.

I still couldn’t find them, so I go and ask the clerk if he’s seen them. He had not, so I go back to the car to search one more time before deciding to go ask the kids.

First I ask if they seen a Jeep key anywhere… one of them looks at me like I’m an idiot and says, “what?” as the other looks at me with a “why the hell is he talking to us” look on his face as he glances at his buddy in annoyance. So I decide to offer a reward. I tell them I got $20 bucks for them if they help me find my keys.

That’s when one of them says, “ohhh… that’s what he was talking about? I thought he was kidding.” As he points to the clerk with one hand and takes my keys out of his pocket with the other.

I just look at him like Russell Westbrook as I snatch my keys out his hand and walk out.

Anyway yea, like everyone else said.. that probably wasn’t the best spot to leave them.

Boston vision in milford ma is literally the best. May be a hike but worth it if you can’t find anything else. Also keep doing hot compresses and lid scrubs to help alleviate symptoms!