ConwayPuder
ConwayPuder t1_jd80y9j wrote
Real estate agents call that an "opportunity".
ConwayPuder t1_ja92k1k wrote
Reply to [OC] Meet my new kitty, Mrs. Nesbitt by superpezgeek
One minute, you're defending the whole galaxy. And suddenly you're sucking down Darjeeling with Marie Antoinette and her little sister.
ConwayPuder t1_j6oswqp wrote
If you're genuinely concerned about these topics, talk to your doctor about anxiety and stress management. They can offer medication or therapy which could help you. Then talk to your US and/or state senator or representative about constituent services and express your concerns about unpreparedness and your expertise in disaster management. If they appreciate your concerns, they may put you in touch with other officials, introduce legislation, or use committee powers to get an agenda rolling. Finally, remember that Charlie Baker is no longer governor.
ConwayPuder t1_j5wnhoa wrote
Reply to comment by madtho in Cape Cod bridges, old and obsolete, frustrate locals and tourists. And there’s no good solution in sight. by HRJafael
Cape Flyer. Never taken it but I heard there's a bar on board. They should have one on all trains. Fantastic substitute for drunk driving.
Edit: website confirms beer, wine and cocktails for sale on board.
ConwayPuder t1_j5mybml wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Got a quote for a ductless mini split.. $48K for 1300 sq. ft. house. Too much? by EuclidsStairs
I'm confused by your meaning of poor. When I was poor, I bought a $20 space heater to keep my room comfortable at night, in a house I rented with 2 roommates. Id never heard of a heat pump, and buying one wouldnt have been feasible.
ConwayPuder t1_j2klov3 wrote
Reply to Motion blur shot of the first sunrise of the year. Taken in Salisbury, happy new year ❤️ [oc] by Jay_Roofoh_Photo
Great shot. I dont have this skill
ConwayPuder t1_j1942n2 wrote
Troll post /s
ConwayPuder t1_iyctli1 wrote
Chuck Norris was part of Biden's Thanksgiving weekend security detail in Nanticket, and he went for a swim one morning.
ConwayPuder t1_ixs7vx4 wrote
Reply to comment by dnperil00 in Application denied for PFML leave. Need advice on how to appeal. by [deleted]
Partisan politics is definitely the root cause here.
ConwayPuder t1_iwx94ak wrote
Reply to comment by Left-Link5070 in My New Favorite Past Time: Hyping up Dad When he Shoots a Deer by KaleChipp11
I thought this was funny.
ConwayPuder t1_iwl8l0e wrote
Real stumper. Maybe there's bigger priorities or a new administration coming in January.
I couldn't tell you the last time I blew my nose, either.
ConwayPuder t1_ivi64lt wrote
Reply to Rant: MA healthcare is among the best in the country, but insurance is wicked expensive by nebirah
We have a lot of teaching hospitals. Those are always more costly. Also, your employer might offer plans with crappy networks, high deductibles, or not subsidize the premium.
ConwayPuder t1_ivi512j wrote
Reply to comment by failedfourthestate in Rant: MA healthcare is among the best in the country, but insurance is wicked expensive by nebirah
Your use of the word literally makes me figuratively insane.
ConwayPuder t1_iuxs5az wrote
Reply to Best winter shoes to avoid falls? by schnitzelcr3ek
Yaktrax or microspikes/crampons
ConwayPuder t1_iuhwq6w wrote
Bikes are allowed off peak hours. The mbta train schedules online have icons indicating which trains allow bikes. But that may not accomodate your work schedule. Folding bikes (used to) be allowed at all times, Im not sure if that's still the policy. It's not as efficient as a full size bike, and may not be an option at all if you're over 6' tall, but it's better than walking.
ConwayPuder t1_ishowok wrote
It's right off 90, 190, 146, 290 and not far from 91 and 495. You can get anywhere in New England pretty conveniently.
Worcester is never worse than 93 northbound into Boston from the south shore during rush hour. Someone who says Worcester traffic is worse than Boston has probably not spent much time driving in either metro area.
ConwayPuder t1_iqqhejy wrote
Reply to comment by fredezz in Do you think LLBean boots are worth their hype? by Gilbert221
I said I was the only one who didn't complain about cold/wet feet while ice fishing.
ConwayPuder t1_iqofnom wrote
Like waxed canvas, they were cutting edge around a hundred years ago. Also like waxed canvas, there are better materials out there today but if you value nostalgia, they can't be beat.
They were intended to keep your feet dry and your footsteps quiet in variable conditions in the woods and still serve that purpose well today, even when compared with similarly priced hunting boots from leading retailers. A big advantage of Bean boots is the sole and vamp are one piece. Today the sole is usually glued on and it will separate and leak over time.
I have the ME hunting shoe. I pair them with wool socks and used them for various kinds of hunting with warm and dry feet. When ice fishing in sub zero (°F) temps, I was the only person in my group who didnt complain about cold or wet feet.
It is true they don't grip on ice very well if you're walking on concrete/in the street. They weren't meant for that purpose. When I need them for those conditions I pair em with yak traks.
I love my ME hunting shoes and I'll never give them up.
ConwayPuder t1_jd8eo2e wrote
Reply to One lingering thought on all the upheaval... by caminandoennubes
Mental health is the silent pandemic. This mod reportedly worked for Meta, a massive company, is probably paid very well and would fit this world's definition of successful, and yet made a very public sub showcasing their probelems as (perhaps) a therapeutic instrument. Most people's struggles are not so obvious.
I'm using this experience as a reality check. People I run across everyday are fighting battles I know nothing about. It's important to be patient, empathetic, and supportive.