Tip: if your child is obsessed with piping let them practice with mashed potatoes, that way at the end they’ve eaten lunch instead of just sugar and butter.3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Baking
We watched LOTR with my ten-year-old and she’s been on an elf/elk kick ever since. This one was too great not to show off.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/lotr
My ten-year-old got polymer clay for Christmas and we’ve barely seen her since!5yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/crafts
There’s room for twice as many truffles in this box.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/ExpectationVsReality
’Alala, also know as the Hawaiian Crow, are extinct in the wild. Thanks to conservation efforts at the San Diego Zoo, their population in captivity has climbed to 114, from less than 20 in the 1990s.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Awwducational
Are we still into geckos? This baby was on my burro’s tail this morning.4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/succulents
I love seeing the giant mango in my yard catching the morning light6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/marijuanaenthusiasts
This tree looked like it was giving everyone at the park the finger.4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/marijuanaenthusiasts
Rainbow. I might not have a brain that can visualize anything complex, but I at least I can organize by color.4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/lego
Wanted to share this crazy curly koa grain. This is it just roughly sanded.8yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
My kids were extremely unimpressed with this mystery orchid they’ve been waiting a year to see. Poor Greeny!5yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/orchids
Before and after four days of water therapy. This was very satisfying to watch!4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Plant_Progress
My friend found a baby yeasty in her bathroom. She was not pleased.5yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/MrYeasty
My nine-year-old has been making a lot of things for ants.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/thingsforants
My daughter has a tantrum every time we read this book because she wants to wear this dress and I absolutely refuse to magically produce it from her dresser.3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/KidsAreFuckingStupid
My sugi pine river table is finally done! I did the wood part and the template for the glass, then mailed it to Key West to be assembled. I thought I might never see it again for a few days there!7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
Hi, I’m 12 and using my mom’s account. This is a character I’ve been working on, I drew her in pen and colored her in with watercolors. Any tips are welcome!4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Watercolor
Turned my first sphere! It’s cook pine and I dyed it with food coloring from the kitchen.5yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Are we doing Alaska milled slabs? This is lychee. Felled the tree yesterday, it was heartbreaking, but at least it didn't become chips.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
A cookie from the giant lychee I cut down. No visible rings! The grain is the same as the slabs.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
A bench my husband made with no screws or glue. Milled the wood himself too! Ohia.8yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
My friend’s grandpa would make this. She says it was delicious. She doesn’t remember waiting a day for it to ripen.4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Old_Recipes
I posted this koa bowl to r/turning yesterday, but I got some better shots of it today and wanted to share!6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
An acquaintance posted this gender reveal party where they released a bunch of balloons at the beach where endangered turtles live.3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/mildlyinfuriating
I didn't realize this koa was quite so nice when I used it for a $400 commission... oops.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
One of my sunflower seeds was not like the others...3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I asked my five year old to go clear out the rogue nest I had finally found and she proudly left this on the counter.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/BackYardChickens
Reddit is posting all my posts into Breadit for some reason, so here is my boule from this morning.8yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Breadit
Finally finished my first shellacked bowl after way too many times sanding it down to wood and starting again. My wife did the pyrography.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Why make a circle with a brush in less than a second when you can spend an hour trying to replicate the look? This was fun, but made me question my time management skills.5yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Pyrography
Koa bowl. My first time trying shellac before the tung oil and I like how blond it stayed.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I made two more boxes, one acorn shaped and one which my wife says looks like a suppository.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Opened the chicken bucket to a horror of maggots. Girls can't believe their luck.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/BackYardChickens
My six-year-old’s first burn. She proudly added the little smile.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Pyrography
I made a little acorn box for a very Waldorf-y child’s birthday party.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
My mother-in-law has a crazy orchid collection. We call this one the pineapple orchid.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/orchids
I hollowed out this 14 inch deep Norfolk Pine bowl today, my deepest yet. Now for more drying.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I made a travel pipe for my father-in-law from a maple burl I’ve had for ages. The two parts pop apart.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
This Kamani bowl looks like it’s fifty years old to me (I turned it yesterday)6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I roughed out this lychee bowl today instead of making the closet shelves my wife wanted. Sometimes it's hard to do the boring thing.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Might have gotten a little carried away with my latest bowl gouge handle. It’s Ohia with a brass ferrule. My wife rolled her eyes and took the picture.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Luna is wondering why I always take pictures when she's napping7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/pitbulls
This was gnarly, but it didn't fly apart on the lathe! An old hunk of koa that was struck by lightning.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Spilled some seeds under this tree back when it was in a pot... I thought the chickens got them all but now a cute little couple is living under it. Thought I'd lost the strain forever!7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/microgrowery
My daughter wanted a “lilypond cake” so I made my first foray into fondant :)6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/cakedecorating
I took about 100 pictures of this thing last night. 16 inches tall, Norfolk pine.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
My first nesting set! koa. Lost some chunks of bark when I was sanding but still proud.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I'm so proud of my husband's first turned pieces that I joined Reddit so I could show them off.8yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I still don’t have a good place to take photos, so here’s my hand in a shirt in my bathroom.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
The konyaku in our yard bloomed today for the first time! (Well, first time that we’ve been around for)6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/gardening
My husband turned the bowl and I burned the tropical gardenia.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Pyrography
Goblet for my turning club challenge (Ohia). That's my wife's hand.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I made the bowl (Norfolk Pine) and my wife did the pyrography! More pics in the comments7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I assumed this would become two growth points after trimming, did I do it wrong? Or does it sometimes just grow back a single branch?3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Adenium
I finally made a donut chuck and it's so satisfying to finish the bottoms of my bowls. This one is my favorite, the only truly curly koa I've used.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Growing on rabbit poop. I never have seen it before in fifteen years of having rabbits.3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/mycology
I shaded my suction cups on my octopus bowl after agonizing over it for way too long, and I'm glad I did!7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Pyrography
My nephew has now played with two children named Yoni, the Sanskrit word for vulva.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/facepalm
Any woodgrain experts out there? I think this is Lama (Hawaiian ebony/persimmon) but all I'm going off of is my neighbor's guess and that it came from a shop with lots of Hawaiian wood in it.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
I milled these fancy cookies from an ohia stump yesterday. I’m thinking coffee tables?6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
Can anyone tell what this cookie cutter is supposed to be?4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
I seem to have a problem finishing bowls, I just keep making new ones.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I finished roughing this out today, so we had a little photo shoot.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
I never knew other people made challah for thanksgiving! [Homemade]8yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/food
Miracle berries! They make everything taste sweet until you’re nauseated by your own saliva.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/gardening
A little chickadee ornament. It’s so much fun to use ANY color but definitely need to find a whiter white.6yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Pyrography
I got a bunch of unmarked bowl blanks... I'm not sure but I think this is true kamani wood.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
A six foot tall konnyaku flower! I missed the first one (they only last a day or two). Smells awful.4yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/gardening
I made a cat tower out of a coffee stump and some pieces of Ohia. Excuse the mess, I have three kids (and now three cats).7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/woodworking
Husband requested an angel food cake for his birthday! Any suggestions on what to do with 11 egg yolks?3yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/Baking
Shared this over in woodworking but thought you folks might appreciate. Koa bowl taking shape.8yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/turning
Baby copperhead or harmless water snake? There's a debate in my brother's neighborhood about this little guy who was under my nephew's tricycle.7yr ⋅ grammar-is-important ⋅ r/herpetology
