Making the rich pay their fair share works great for my slogan: Make American Work for Everyone.
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I have used Flawn which is based in Minnesota so a little further north. This shows the zones that the cover. I think they go down to 3.
Also Prairie Moon Nursery has sorting by zone which aren't specially for lawns but ship bare root plants. They have good filters by zones and locations.
I am pretty sure your best bet to get something that is roses scented but is non-toxic would be creating a tincture vegetable glycerin with roses. Take dried rose pedals and let them sit in the sun for 4-6 weeks immersed in vegetable glycerin which should impart roses smells and other rose components into the vegetable glycerin. I haven't done it myself but it is suppose to do some extractions of the compounds.
You will be extracting the essential oils and all other compounds from the rose pedals into the glycerin but in lower concentrations than a pure essential oil. (Also depending on the essential oil will have a broader range of compounds depending on how they made it)
I think I might start saying "give me some skin".
I have blocked a few communities which I have really enjoyed. I think there is definitely a different but freeing experience to be in charge of curating your experience instead of algorithms doing it for you. It's more work but the freedom is nice but making the constant choice feels hard.
That makes a lot of sense. It did seem a little odd with that plot reveal. I agree that it was odd.
Exactly. They even hinted about those "innies" who don't get to leave on lower floors. The ultimate goal for someone like that would be live your entire life (innie and outie). I thought it would be a great way to talk about in a work environment its workers harming workers for the profit of the nameless faceless ruling the class. (i.e. the board of directors who never talk or may not even be there.) They are middle management so they are just workers (even better if they were innies) themselves.
Also what kind of cool twist would be Harmony Cobol waking up from a "coma" when she was fired without any knowledge of what she did for the last few years. Would tie really good with the "She's Alive" at the end of the first season to show how Lumon has that power to disappear and reappear people.
I feel like they really messed up with Lumon in Season 2. In the first season of Severance the fact that the innies worshiped the company, quote the manuals as religious texts and worship the CEO was interesting take on corporate culture. If you don't have any external culture every company would basically look like that. Every office I have been in has this is a small extent (at least in official company documents and very corporately meeting). So it makes sense if you only have company culture it goes to the extreme we see in the first season.
The fact that EVERYONE at the company does that really loses that message. Of course the innies all follow this company religion since everyone else does. So this "culture" is forced on them instead of a natural extension of seeing only "company culture" or business etiquette. What a waste since it is less of a satire of all company cultures and its about this strange company. It would be much more interesting Harmony Cobol was a promoted "innie" who now runs the persons entire life with the outie being hidden away forever. Now that is an interesting twist and a better satire.
Just got this because it was a great deal to turn in my 6a. I'm glad it's AI light so I don't get bogged down in things I don't need. If AI is great I can get it in 3 generations when it works
I just think that they are a little bitter but should be fine
That is the correct way and is even given as examples. What is wrong with people