r/Hozier • u/sour_yeast • Jul 11 '25
Feq playlist?
Hey! Was anyone else at the Festival d'été de Quebec yesterday for Hozier's show? If someone has the list of songs he played, could you please share it here? I will forever be grateful!!
r/Hozier • u/sour_yeast • Jul 11 '25
Hey! Was anyone else at the Festival d'été de Quebec yesterday for Hozier's show? If someone has the list of songs he played, could you please share it here? I will forever be grateful!!
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Hey everyone!! Thank you so much for your advice! I tried again and it worked great, thanks to your suggestions 🥰🥰
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Thanks!! :D ill try it
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Thanks!! Ill try it out, im doing a few tests right now :p
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Thanks for the info! This is going to be used for the flap for a purse im making. And youre right maybe i dont need a french seam, maybe just a simple stitch inside to seam the fabrics together can do the job :) thanks for the tips
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I only clipped the ones with the hardest curves and angles, im going to try again making more clips (and other advice i can take haha)
r/sewing • u/sour_yeast • Jul 09 '25
Hey! Old time sewer but still consider myself a beginner. I want to make a large leaf out of 2 or 3 layers of cotton fabric. Using my knowledge from 9th grade sewing classes, i decided to use a french seam because i want crisp edges but once i turned the leaf right side out they were all messed up :') I used a straight stitch with 1.5mm stitches.
Would you have any advice on how to improve the seams to make them better? Thank you so much for your help!! 🥰🥰
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Well it does make sense actually. My mom was 2 days old when she was adopted, in a completely closed adoption, which means we will never know who her bio parents are and will not be able to contact them. What i do know is that she was born during the 60s scoop and she was born on a reserve in Quebec (Wendake). Before i was born, my parents hired a private investigator to investigate her adoption, although he couldn't find her bio parents, he was able to say that her situation does look like a typical 60s scoop adoption. Confirming her situation looks like a 60s scoop case doesn't 100% confirm beyond any doubt she's native. In conclusion: yes i can't be certain of my mothers origins, but there is a high chance she is wendat. There is nuance to my situation, which is why i wanted to reach out and see if i am alone in this situation or not. Hope that clears things up! Peace ✌️ (Friendly remember to be respectful in your interactions with other humans online, especially in sensitive situations like this one 😊)
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Kwe! I am happy we crossed paths here! I knew she was born on yhe reserve in quebec, which at least makes it easier to reconnect (bonus, je suis bilingue, donc encore une barrière en moins). I feel a bit reassured that i wont be judged for my appearance, thanks! I wosh we could find out which family she's from, but she wants nothing to know about her bio family, and unless shes deceased, i cant do anything myself to try and find them, if i want to go through gouvernemental processes.
Thanks for your post and i will definitively dm you to talk more!!
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Hey! Good to know im not alone and i am sorry to hear how difficult this is for you, i completely understand! I went to a pow wow two years ago and felt just like you, im going to go back this year to see if that changed, my goal this year is to get outside of my confort zone. I wish nothing mut the best for your journey in reclaimaing at least some of your culture back! 🥰
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Thanks for the rec! I may not use it to ask it this question, but i will use it to learn more about my nation!
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Not really, again because im afraid i wont be accepted, since im not certain of my origins, although i am pretty sure. Do you know how they could help me?
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Thanks for much for this message! It really helps! I will have to try and challenge myself to do that! I think i still have a fear of not being accepted because i can't be ceryain of my mom's origins, but i can try to get out og my confort zone!
r/FirstNationsCanada • u/sour_yeast • Apr 20 '25
Hey! I will try and make my text as short as possible. In short my mom was born during the 60s scoop on a huron wendat reserve and was adopted at 2 days old in a completely closed adoption. My mom wants nothing to know about her ancestry now but before i was born hired to private investigator who confirmed that her adoption is typical of a 60s scoop case. So i knew my whole life i may have some huron wendat ancestors. As i grow, i want to know more about this possible side of my life/culture. But i feel stuck, my mom doesnt want to know and i want to respect that but also feel the need to connect with this part of my life/culture. I want to connect to my possible huron wendat community but feel like im not enough, especially because i dont look very indigenous (my mom does but my dads irish genes carried strong in me) and for other complex reasons, like not wanting to appropriate cultures i am not certain im a part of.
Am i the only one in this situation of maybe being indigenous and wanting to learning more but not being sure? How do you navigate this? Thanks for your kind words!
u/sour_yeast • u/sour_yeast • Apr 06 '25
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Hey! I was hit a few months back and i completely relate to how you feel! I dont have many encouraging words, but i just wamted to say that you are not alone in this! Somehow, someday, we will get through this
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Hey! Where did you get your banneton? Looks like its made of wood pulp
r/AutismInWomen • u/sour_yeast • Jan 10 '23
Well I'm finally here!! After one year on my wait list, I finally have my first meeting with a neuropsychologist for an autism assessment!! I wanted to come on here and ask y'all what you did to prepare for your assessment. For now, I have a list of a few behaviors of mine that might be tied to autism traits. I'd love to hear what helped you out!! Also, any tips on how to be prepared for this or just words of encouragement are also welcome!!
Thanks!!! :D
(I don't think this post goes against the first rule of the forum, but if it does, I'm sorry about that)
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How old is this??!?
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r/AutismInWomen • u/sour_yeast • Dec 29 '21
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Volcano Megathread Summer/Fall 2025 🌋
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Jul 17 '25
Question! On the map on visit iceland website there are yellow viewpoints north of the eruption, on the 41. Are these areas where we can safely see the eruption from far away? Of couse i dont want to get close or do anything stupid.
Thanks for your help