eclipse

Thanks! I'll look into it.

Thanks! I didn't know about it. I like that is open source. I'd have to look into how to sync it with my computer.

Any features you think google tasks lacks? Do you use the free or the paid version of todoist?

I use it because I haven't yet found any alternative that works as well. Any recommendations?

Is BookWyrm like an alternative to Goodreads? I hadn't heard of it, is it good?

Thanks! I'll consider them if I ever decide to grow my own tomatoes. It's insane how many different varieties with different flavors exist and yet we get the same identical, insipid versions in stores. As someone who really enjoys trying new foods and gets tired quickly of eating the same stuff, I'd be willing to pay more to get different fruit varieties. I guess it's just not profitable for them, so they'll just grow whatever lasts longer in shelves...

I believe the color change is due to farina. It's a powdery, waxy substance that coats the leaves of succulents:

Farina is responsible for the soft, pastel colors that many succulents are known for.

It serves to protect the plant against external agents like the sun, and it's good indicator of the plant's health.

In the linked article, they actually mention that once farina is removed, it's unlikely to grow back. So I'm glad my plant did eventually get it back! Although I'll admit the green color in the second picture was really pretty too.

I'm lucky my plants never get sick from any disease / pests nor do bunnies feed on them. If they die, it's most likely from my incompetence. We do get the occasional hail storm tho

Is there any variety you recommend for its taste in case I ever decide to grow my own tomatoes? I'd never seen as many different ones as in your picture lol. I'll eat tomato mostly in salads. Also, I live in Southern Europe so our weather should be pretty similar to SoCal.

I like your reasoning. This was absolutely my fault though, since I left it outside in 40°C degree weather (+100°F for Americans) knowing I wouldn't come back in a few days. I thought it would fare well since it's supposed to be a desert plant and I'd read they don't need to be watered each day. Screw that, from then on I water my succulents everyday in the summer, the weather here is brutal 😭

Anybody else really sensitive about their plants dying? I know they're not sentient, but still...

Here lunch is our biggest meal of the day and usually around 2 or 3 pm. Most people will have lunch at home, even if they have to go back to work later and many eat a small meal between "breakfast" and lunch. But most people either won't eat anything for what you'd call breakfast or just have some coffee and toast/pastries. I really don't know anybody who wakes up and immediately starts cooking.