FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

weightlifting, nature loving lady with 3 birds and 5 tarantulas. I’m working towards getting my own business making hand made cabochons and jewelry. Washington, USA Joined July 2022

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

6 hours ago

@KIRO7Seattle Oh boy that’s a bad one. I wouldn’t be suprised if they lose the entire flock.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

8 hours ago

@seizuresalad To sum up, American Wire wrappers can’t financially compete with Indian wire wrappers.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

8 hours ago

@seizuresalad This specific account has me re thinking wire wrap. If you go on Etsy, there are really good wraps for $20. I can’t even get the cabochon made for $20 let alone wrap it that elaborated for $20. If you converge the USA dollar amount into rupees. It equals out to a months of wages

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

8 hours ago

I signed up for a sale on Saturday and now I’m absolutely paralyzed with fear. I can’t even work on anything without breaking out in sweats and nausea. I literally can’t do this.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

9 hours ago

@FlyIngenuity I’m gonna keep it for a few days. I got two offers on it and if I don’t hear back, I will contact the other person. I got hits on it seconds after I posted it so I think both might be scams fishing for info.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

11 hours ago

I’m pretty sure I got stood up for my pendant sale. This isn’t a good start is it?

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

17 hours ago

@elo_slooty You wouldn’t buy another Subaru?

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

Anyone reading this own Subaru’s? We desperately need a new car. Used cars are so expensive that it’s just make sense to buy a new car. My father in law suggested Subaru as they are cheaper than Toyota. Are Subarus decent cars for longevity and mechanical reliability?

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

@kariwhan13 Nice thank you so much. 😊

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

@kariwhan13 How many miles did you put on your Subaru? I keep my cars forever so I’m looking for something that will last at least 10 years. My currently car I have had for 24 years so that goes to show you how long I drive them for. Awesome on young electric.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

@MediawatchNw I can’t run at 8mph for long periods either and I was 2nd in state for running when I was 8 years old. I swear the heart just clogs up with cholesterol and junk and by the time you are 40, heart function drops.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

@KING5Seattle This is a big issue in unincorporated snohomish county. I lived rural snohomish county but was in a traditional neighborhood and people would shoot guns in their front yard.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

@BostonBiceps_ Thank you. I have anxiety over the entire situation 🤣.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

a day ago

Omg I just sold a piece.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

2 days ago

@JumpyJellybean_ I’m so sorry. There isn’t much help right now and it’s only getting worse.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

2 days ago

Two more done. Sterling silver. I am switching to sterling silver. It’s much easier to work with.

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FluffyKeets (fitness over 40) @TeaFea2

2 days ago

@JumpyJellybean_ Since you are a small business owner, maybe talk with a cpa to see if you can claim more in your expenses for your business. Even just saving your gas receipts might help

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Massimo @Rainmaker1973

2 days ago

A new major genetic study has revealed that eight distinct psychiatric disorders share a common underlying genetic foundation. The conditions include autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder, Tourette syndrome, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and anorexia nervosa. Building on earlier work that identified 109 shared genetic “hot spots” across these disorders, a U.S.-based research team—led by geneticist Hyejung Won at the University of North Carolina—focused on the functional roles of specific gene variants during brain development. They tested nearly 18,000 variants (both pleiotropic/shared and disorder-specific) by introducing them into precursor cells that develop into neurons. Using a high-throughput assay and examining the effects in developing mouse neurons, the researchers pinpointed 683 variants that significantly alter gene regulation in the brain. Many of these pleiotropic variants—those influencing multiple disorders—remain active across extended periods of brain development and participate in highly interconnected protein–protein interaction networks. They appear to affect various brain cell types and key regulatory processes at different developmental stages, potentially setting off cascading changes that manifest as different conditions depending on the individual. This genetic overlap helps explain why these disorders frequently co-occur in the same person and cluster within families. Rather than seeing the shared biology as a challenge, experts like Hyejung Won view it as an opportunity: targeting these common pleiotropic pathways could lead to treatments that address the root mechanisms underlying several disorders simultaneously. Such an approach would be especially impactful given that approximately one in eight people worldwide lives with a mental disorder, according to the World Health Organization. [Won, H., et al. (2025). Shared and disorder-specific regulatory variants across eight psychiatric disorders. Cell, published online January 23, 2025. DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2024.12.035]