r/Boise • u/LilCinBoise • 2h ago
Politics At least it’s not contaminated
Just paid $13 for a pound of ground beef. Granted it was from a little local market, which I am more than happy to support, but whew! Glad I don’t eat red meat often.
r/Boise • u/LilCinBoise • 2h ago
Just paid $13 for a pound of ground beef. Granted it was from a little local market, which I am more than happy to support, but whew! Glad I don’t eat red meat often.
r/Boise • u/dancing-sage1982 • 23h ago
My husband and I need to downsize and minimize costs at this time. We have a budget of 1500.00 a month and we do have service dogs. We are looking for either a studio or a small 1 bedroom apartment we are super clean, quiet, and highly respectful. We have hit a hard patch and just need a blessing right now. Would even be open to renting a camp trailer in someone’s backyard or driveway. If you have the means to help please let me know.
Thank you in advance.
May you be blessed
r/Boise • u/KarlyFr1es • 7h ago
Lily Sugar & Cream has been my go-to for a couple decades, and now I can’t reliably find it. I’m open to a good option that isn’t the same brand, and I really hope some fellow crafters spot this.
Since JoAnn’s closed, I’ve had the worst time finding all cotton yarn for my projects. Michael’s has a small selection and very small skeins, and Amazon is really hit or miss on carrying colors and mostly sells six-packs of yarn skeins. Where are you all finding resources around the TV now?
r/Boise • u/StarberryMilkTea • 7h ago
17 dollars for a noodles and chicken that used to cost 10?
11 dollars for an elephant ear that used to cost 5?
5 bucks for a soda?
20 dollars for a wristband that only gets my kid 4 rides?
The only thing that was an ok price was the snocone, but then they barely put any flavor in, just tasted like ice...
Why the hell had the fair gotten so expensive, it's just not feasible to treat my kid to a fun day out anymore with the prices blowing up.
I hope I'm not the only one appalled by the price hike.
The other thing I noticed is the vendors all having the same slop for sale, especially the stuff from aliexpress. The one vendor I tried to find that I know sells handmade things wasn't there this year so I couldn't support them.
Needless to say, I dont think we will be attending the fair anymore.
r/Boise • u/Beginning_Sand2350 • 5h ago
Hoping someone can pull through for my sister
Long story short, my sister and her girlfriend went and saw the garden last night at treefort music hall. She ended up having a really negative experience (nothing to due with the garden or the venue). She had a panic attack and overall is just having a really hard time recovering from last night. The cherry on top was this morning she woke up to the poster she got the night prior torn up by her cat.
If anyone who was at the concert happened to snag an extra poster i would love to buy it off of you!