Australia?

Wonderful

Looks good, especially like the blue art! Is it a painting or (very big) poster?

Gorgeous!!!

Absolutely gorgeous...💯

Very cute!!

Pretty

Oooohhh, too cute! ❤️🥰

Don’t get foldable frames… no matter the brand. Think about how many potential failure points you’re adding where you can fold it at the nose, or on the temple arms behind the ear. An accidental twist at the bridge, and you might be without glasses for the day.

Nobody even cares about this company to comment.

Long time in optical industry. In general, any product that folds is not going to be great. Even at higher price points like RayBan or Persol. We tend to avoid this type of product like the plague. I’d chalk this one up.

I would even consider keeping these frames and getting the lenses replaced elsewhere if possible.

Instead of searching for a similar frame the best thing to do is either keep the current pair and change the lenses or refund the current pair and just order the frame (if that's an option on warby parker)

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Welcome to Homer

First time in Alaska and as we pull in to Homer we were greeted by this site. Had my Canon R100 with the 18-45 kit lens on it around my neck just messing around. This is the only photo I kept from this lens, as it just doesn’t impress me in any way but I wanted to give it a chance. It’s cool to know I can still pull a decent photo from it. For editing, I wanted to capture the dreamy and surreal aspect of the place (Homer, Alaska). As a novice, I think I’m very happy with the photo. It also fits along well with most of my keepers from this trip, to a cloudy and misty wonderland

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this looks insane! how long have you been working on this? I want to ask you questions but I don't want to be spoiled haha. I wishlisted and will try to play soon : )

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Respect! Logic-based environmental puzzles aren’t easy to pull off. People say they don’t sell well on Steam, but I hope you prove them wrong.

This looks fun and spooky. I like how empty the atmosphere seems to be, but with chaotic and tense moments mixed in.

What place on Rush? That's pretty close to my area and don't recall anything recently (year or so) posted. Be interesting to see who has it now if someone I know.

People want to come out and pet the baby wolf if they see me walking him.

Yeah our city is spotty spotty spotty. You'll see stuff in Mishawaka south of the rr tracks that will look like a steal. You don't know though until you've been there that 3 days out of the week your neighborhood smells like dogfood (this is almost a nostalgic smell for anyone who's lived here for a few decades--it used to be city-wide!) Or you'll find something Northwest along the river and won't realize that it's directly on the landing path of the airport. Good realtor will sort you out though.

I can say is that there's a center of suck at Riley High School (west side of Unite) that will have houses reasonably priced until you visit the neighborhood. If you're looking at a house anywhere near that high school, be careful. Even if it looks like a nice house, I guarantee you it didn't 8 months ago. The farther east you work toward Mishawaka the better it gets, I find Twickenham rd and east of it to be the line for me. But a few places with really cool houses just west of there too if you've got a good stomach.

You'll find small homes around that price between portage Ave and the West back of the river (Riverside). Those are near little neighborhoods there but I already mentioned the air traffic. Still, that's where I look hardest. Probably don't go across to the west side of portage though. Be VERY careful anywhere up and down that road until you see it for yourself.

Neighborhoods west of downtown like Northwest, Lincoln Manor, LaSalle, they're too sketchy for me personally, but everyone has their idea of sketchy I guess. I don't go there much, but it's generally not worth my time. As the adage goes, they don't put Popeye's in nice neighborhoods.

Also in your range is River Park. Again, check it out to test your tolerance, but check the whole thing. Some folks love it, but my mother would faint if I told her I bought a house in River Park.

I'd wish you good luck, but I'm currently shopping for a place sub $150k, so best I have is "may the odds be ever in your favor."

PS: don't even look at 702 Webster St, Mishawaka. I need that basement.

This is very interesting!! What sorts of significant repairs are we talking for the small homes?

I'm trying to shoot for a 2 bedroom. I'll be living on my own, and frankly after living in cramped NYC and SF apartments I don't really know what to do with homes that have ample square footage lol. But shoot, I'll take an extra bedroom and fill it with random crap if it means avoiding major repairs!

I live in River Park and there are pretty regularly places for sale for less than 150K. Lots of cute craftsman and bungalows. Anything East of downtown is considered the “good” neighborhoods and everything west or near the airport are considered “bad”, but that is mostly Indiana racism. There are lots of beautiful historic homes on the west side. Finally, I would recommend considering a garage. I bought a place with a garage for the harsh winters and I will NEVER live anywhere in SB without one now

Thank you for the insight!

I've tried to do as much research on different areas, safety, nearby school ratings (I don't have kids yet, but always a perk for when it's time to sell!) and stuff but will definitely need to actually see more of South Bend in-person to get a good grasp of the neighborhoods. All I've seen in person so far is just the ND campus, and lord knows I can't afford much of the immediate area on a graduate stipend 😅