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There's a thread on it on the "Eat the Boot" FB page. It gets very mixed reviews, and most say its overpriced.

re: Would you buy used clothes?

Posted by tigergal918 on 10/5/26 at 5:21 pm to
I buy name brand blazers from Ebay all of the time. Talbots $150 blazers for $20, looks brand new!

re: Hummingbird arrival

Posted by tigergal918 on 9/30/26 at 4:18 pm to
I thought mine had left but I had at least a dozen this morning. I refilled 6/8 feeders.
I currently have zinnias, cosmos, celosia, gomphrena, coleus, diantha, porterweed, salvia, shrimp plant, butterfly bush, pentas, blue daze, portulaca, and other things that I can't remember, lol. Now most of those are annuals, but I love getting new things every year. All of these will go thru the first frost.
Look into the brand Knoll. That's all we have in our office and they're great.
We had our rehearsal dinner there...sad it's gone.
People like this are the reason I sit in the outfield!
Can't anyone just learn to keep their mouth shut...

re: Retirement apps?

Posted by tigergal918 on 8/21/26 at 3:34 pm to
Chat GPT can absolutely do what you want. It built me an entire financial dashboard. I can update inputs anytime.

re: Retirement apps?

Posted by tigergal918 on 8/21/26 at 10:03 am to
Chat GPT has been great so far giving me simple estimations/options (I’m 12-15 years out) I love that it can work up limitless scenarios for me. I don’t think I trust it for tax strategy, though.
Ours is at an out of state JUCO playing ball right now so that covers tuition/books. We pay rent/utilities and give her a finite amount per month (not a ton) for gas/groceries. She worked over the summer and saved for fun money. She understands that she can come home & finish her undergrad with TOPS, but we are not paying out of state tuition, nor will we pay rent. She can live at home or work to pay rent. We bought her newer car at 16 and paid it off, so it's hers to do with what she wants. Anything past undergrad is on her. Her goal is to become a traveling nurse, so hopefully not a ton of debt.
That’s awesome…passive aggressiveness at its finest!

Best HYSA

Posted by tigergal918 on 8/12/26 at 12:22 pm
Looking to open a HYSA for our emergency fund. Currently $10k but will add more over the next year. Can anyone recommend one they love, or ones to stay away from? Thanks.
Went to The Husky last month and had that same dessert…amazing.
Probably not what any of y’all are interested in, but I put in a raised bed garden for cut flowers this weekend. Hoping to eventually sell them as a side hustle. Would love to have an actual flower farm in the future.
It is SO good. Italian is my favorite & I’d put it top of the list in BR. Almost close to what I ate in Italy. Go, you won’t regret it!

Restaurants in Hattiesburg

Posted by tigergal918 on 7/20/26 at 11:10 am
Surprising my daughter with tickets to see Frozen at the Saengar in Hattiesburg Friday night. Any recommendations on a pre-show dinner?
That house could be amazing, but you’d need another $500k+ to get it there…

re: Which do you prefer?

Posted by tigergal918 on 7/16/26 at 2:43 pm to
55-67 is always my choice!
I agree with Mansur's or Lagniappe...can't go wrong with either.
I was having the same issues as you. Now I start day with a glass of water, then a protein smoothie, then a cup of coffee. SO much better. Has cut my reflux to almost non-existent and helps with the high cortisol symptoms.