Thanks_M8

Guess i gotta stop now with duolingo

Great jeans as u say, mate

Mammut. Vintage. Canes. Salewa. Bonus: baby peach post trim and in full bloom

2015 cone lvc 1954Z & tcb contest 40s Artificial on lvc, naturalnon tcb. Both post wash

Not as exciting as Double0's story, which actually got me thinking about learning a craft at almost 30, but still fun nonetheless. Last year my wife & I built a greenhouse for our balcony. We only keep citrus in it, at the moment, might put our pomegranate in there as well one day. Since we got a share in a garden plot end of last year I got into grafting fruit trees & trimming them to keep them healthy, so this is the greenhouse with it's post winter haircut. From back left to front right: Citrumelo, Nasho-Daidai, Yuzu, Sanguinello Blood Orange, Satsuma/Mandarin hybrid (2x), Ichang-Orange & Yuzu (4x, seed-grown). This was after the harvest of our last "bloody" oranges from the big Sanguinello plant, beginning of february, seen here. Those were great, especially considering we are in a newly classified zone 8a, as of December 2024, and not 7b anymore, which get's a bit colder. Usually these are grown in zones 9b upwards, but the greenhouse & mild winter did a great job. Just had to heat it on 3-4 nights, when it got below -7 °C. With all of this, I pulled the trigger on a few rootstocks for propagating of my collection, maybe even put one in the garden plot. I got some trifoliate orange rootstock, put it near the window for a few weeks and waited for the leaves to sprout, meaning it got out of it's winter hibernation. Then yesterday after work I got out my grafting tools and tried my hand at grafting, let's hope it works out. Tried my hand at grafting 1 Citrange & 2 Yuzus, maybe I will try a cocktail-tree in the future.

^Intentional and pretty cool. Always have a patch of the right fabric handy

6. Idris muhammad - turn this motha out

I don't know tbh. Used to be into snowboarding when I was younger, but since we don't get nearly enough snow where I live to do that. I haven't followed the brands and such anymore.

Granny made hat, sc vest, stussy x holden fleece, eternal 811s, non vis rw

Smashed a mug I gifted my wife a few years ago, weren't happy about it and we decided to try our hands on kintsugi. Got ourselves a foodsafe version and fixed up the mug. Bit smudged here and there but still pretty.

Congrats @Broark, best wishes to the three of you

Not today but last night. Thrifted jacket, carhartt wip ocbd, sc 1955z Worn with heschung bluchers, but I'm not wearing shoes in the flat.

Thanks @Double 0 Soul, the most diy version of a hat

Happy birthday @mlwdp!

No hat, wild hair Same vest, old stussy shirt, black canes

Mirror bum picture, lazy saturday 15 year old carhartt hat Diy sweater, sc vest, eternal 811s Bonus: first balcony orange, which was surprisingly good and 2 months early

Are TSL still active?

Carhartt wip, vintage aran, old canes, red wings

41470s after maybe 2 to 3 months of wear. Crinkling up nicely, but they are pretty slim tbh.

From what I've tried Warehouse, Pherrows & Ironheart are flimsy & prone to ripping. Sugar Cane holds up well enough, from my experience. Can't speak for Tender & UES, but the old SDA-models I have have some of the sturdiest pocket bag fabric there is. In general also very dependent on what you carry in your pockets and what not. Since I started carrying my phone in the back pocket or in a fanny pack I don't have problems regarding blowouts of front pockets anymore.

Coming from the market in Bursa. Tired face, vacation beard and old milk records hat. Linen longsleeve/tad tight. 90s Canes 37s, forgot the model number. late night snacking on the bounty. Mandarins are sometimes ripe when the skin is still green, as I've learnt. Same goes for oranges in some cases. This should be an early variety of satsuma.

^turmeric as a cure all reminds me of my dad. He used to put a teaspoon in his morning coffee everyday for a few years never tried it tbh.

Congrats @beautiful_FrEaK! All the best to you!

Gildan heavy cottons are pretty long, last long enough and are tubular knit

For anyone slim and interested great denim as seen above C/L 1001 size 30