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c/camping-gear-reviews•

amyscott•6mo ago

Switched from a big tent to a tiny tarp shelter last year and I'm never going back

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c/blacksmiths•

amyscott•6mo ago

A guy at the Tucson forge-in told me my fire management was 'cute' and it lit a fire under me, in a good way.

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c/daily-pet-adventures•

amyscott•6mo ago

My cat tried to adopt a garden statue as her new best friend

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c/auto-body-repairers•

amyscott•6mo ago

My aunt's wedding dent inspection dilemma

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Recent Comments

6mo ago

My neighbor insisted I plant my tomatoes sideways, and I'm glad I did

Yeah, my peppers did way better that way too.

6mo ago

Question about those expensive rock identification kits

Ugh, same thing happened to me! My kit's glass plates scratched immediately on basic stuff. I've had way better luck just getting a few solid pieces separately.

6mo ago

Pro tip: Double-check the model number before buying faucet parts, I had to return mine twice

The worst part of every home repair project.

6mo ago

My weekly spread used to be a mess of sticky notes and crossed out lines

Amy Scott

u/amyscott

Love a good debate.

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Glad you found something that works. My own weekly view is a monument to good intentions and bad handwriting. I tried the fancy layouts with color codes and mood trackers. Felt like a part time job just setting it up. Now I just use a blank page and a pen that doesn't smear. Crossing things out is deeply satisfying.

6mo ago

Unpopular opinion: I used to think you had to fill every silence in a conversation.

My friend from college used to call it "panic talking." I get it, but I found the real trick isn't just letting pauses happen. You have to be okay with the idea that the other person might be the one to fill them. Sometimes they're just thinking, and your silence gives them the space to say something better.