Build on that local momentum by actually tagging the neighborhoods or streets where you shot those photos.

My buddy @kai602 did this exact thing last spring - scalped his lawn down to nothing thinking he was saving time, and then spent all summer fighting weeds and watering twice as much just to keep the damn thing alive.

Man that is such a classic "old recipe vs new kitchen" trap, I swear it happens with everything from bread to cookies once you swap out an old gas stove for a modern electric one. My mom had the same problem with her biscuit recipe, turned out her old oven ran way hotter than the reading showed, so she was actually baking at a way different temp for years. It's like these recipes have a whole set of invisible rules that only make sense in the kitchen they were born in.

Huh, I actually had the opposite experience (ND wasn't enough for me).

Gotta push back a little here, @spencerm52. I've lived in old buildings my whole life and that kind of stuff happens because wiring gets janky over time, not because reality is bending. My last place had a switch in the hall that would sometimes turn on the bathroom fan and sometimes the living room light, and my landlord said it was just a bad connection. Gas stations and apartments are old and cheaply built, so wires get crossed or grounds fail. I think the simpler explanation is usually just bad electrical work, not the universe glitching. Not saying you're wrong about your memory, just that the building might be messing with you more than your brain lol.