Does anyone here have Metatarsalgia?
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Does anyone have a clue as to what I have here?
Comments (7)Looks like dragon fruit = Hylocereus undatus. (It could be Stenocereus, that is very similar). Hope you have lots of room, they grow large and should be staked and tied to be more manageable. (I got rid of plant I had because the size and very sharp spines :) They can be grown from seed. This plant is also used as a rootstok for grafting and could start growing , especially if grafted plant dies....See MoreDoes anyone here have documented adermatoglyphia?
Comments (2)Adermatoglyphia is 'no fingerprints'. It is not due to your work, chemicals, age. You are born without fingerprints and usually much lesser toe/foot prints. It means you are one of 5 families from Sweden area. This makes sense for me as my mother/her family were from Limburg Germany. Would like to meet others with same genetics as we would be relatives. I am not fond of DNA companies as they are bought/sold and public results can change....See MoreDoes anyone here have an Oura ring?
Comments (14)It's extremely bulky. Also, if she does any kind of work that involves handlebars, she'll have to take it off or it will get damaged (weight machines, chin-ups, bicycle, ladders, etc). Personally, I'd find it very uncomfortable for driving. (I have some rings that are slightly wide and thick, and I take them off for longer trips. They're not even as thick as the oura.) This is what version "3" looks like, on what seems like kind of a small hand:...See MoreDoes anyone here have a PO Box?
Comments (22)Thanks for all your input! I'm guessing by "desired area" they are also talking about supply/demand. There is one post office in my city. There is a UPS Store right down the main highway in the next big city, but that does not interest us. @OllieJane my husband also has a business, but honestly, we don't receive a lot of mail for that. The business reports, taxes, etc. are all set up online, so at least I don't have to worry about that. @Oakley if there was ice that bad, we would not be concerned with mail. Someone mentioned the "informed delivery" which is where you get an email showing you what is in your mailbox that day. I do use that. We have a regular size po box but our po either puts packages in a locker (leaves key in your box), or holds behind counter for you. That is probably what I will miss the most because I order everything I can on line. I hate shopping!! The po folks get a laugh out of my deliveries. Last week it was a box of Charmin! Imagine the laughs from that. haha!! So yes, our mailman will get alot of thank-yous and treats/gifts. We bought a larger size mailbox that will hold some items I order but other items he will bring to the house. He's a very nice man (we have met him). We have a long, somewhat steep driveway (we overlook our little city) so I hate that part for him - but we have a turn-around and I'm sure he is used to that and much worse. For the few checks we write/mail, we will mail those at the post office. We will get used to it, I'm sure! Thanks for your input....See MoreUser
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