I didn't notice any little black spots... and I've got one of those pumice stones for my feet and heels, but honestly, the skin has probably gotten so thick by now that it isn't doing much good. I tried using it, but...
For a few years now, I’ve been dealing with this thickening skin on the soles of my feet. Since I’m constantly in sneakers due to my recreational sports routine, I guess it was bound to happen eventually.
The buildup is right there on the ball of my foot, just below the toes—that area that takes the brunt of the impact every single time I take a step. I'm not sure if there's a more medical way to describe it, but you get the idea.
Honestly, I didn't give it a second thought because it wasn't bothering me, but lately, things have taken a turn for the worse. Now, I'm getting this sharp, stabbing pain whenever I walk or put any pressure on that spot.
Does anyone have advice on how to actually get rid of this thickened skin?
I used to ride a bike back when I was just some kid... but over the last two years, I’ve actually started getting serious about it. I really fell in love with cycling again about two years ago, hitting about 20-19 miles miles a day. Last summer, I went on a massive tear and even rode all the way out to Pittsburgh—that trip alone was roughly 75 miles miles, which stands as my longest trek to date. I've also managed to cycle through Des Moines, Dardanelle, and Bozeman. This coming summer, I'm looking at hitting El Paso, Naperville, Lower Manhattan, Indianapolis, and Boise. I'm originally from Cheyenne, so if anyone here is looking for some recreational one-day cycling routes or wants to join up, hit me up.....
So, I finally went ahead and opened a foreign currency account over at Chase today. Now I’m just sitting here, waiting for my Visa card to show up in the mail, and honestly? Once that arrives, I'm betting everything I've got on the game. 😁
So, I finally got my hands on that new Visa Electron debit card from Chase 😕 tried using it to fund my account over at DraftKings, and—surprise, surprise—it was a total bust. Does anyone actually have experience with whether a Chase Visa Electron works for these kinds of deposits?
I just opened up a checking account over at Hypo, and it comes with a Visa Electron card. Does anyone know if the Visa Electron cards they issue through Hypo actually have a 3-digit security code? I'm trying to make some deposits on an online sportsbook and I'm stuck.