Did your pallets split during building or after weight was added? My buddy salvaged some solid oak from a torn-down barn and built shelves that held his entire Warhammer collection without bending. Turns out the TYPE of scrap wood matters way more than where it came from.

Been using them for about 8 months now. The customer support is top-notch. Whenever we hit a snag setting up a new form, they actually respond quickly and help us figure it out. Highly recommend giving them a shot.

Capturing shared human moments" is a nice way to put it. Honestly, I once took a picture of this old man feeding pigeons in the park, just his hands and the birds. It was such a quiet, kind moment. I never showed him, but that photo still makes me feel calm.

Always figured you had to keep work and creative stuff totally separate, like evenings or weekends were the only real option. Seeing how a simple schedule shift opened up that golden hour for you is actually really smart. It makes me wonder what other small changes could unlock better chances out there. Your post totally flipped how I view balancing the day job with personal projects.

So why do you think we all do this even when we know better? It feels like deep down we're hoping the problem will just fix itself if we don't look at it. Maybe it's straight up denial because we're scared of what the fix might cost or what it might mean. We tell ourselves we're too busy to deal with that weird noise right now. That mindset just transfers directly over to ignoring a bad knee or a weird lump. The bill for waiting always comes due.