Phone bill can be half that with mint/metro/etc too

I was also homeschooled. It works for some. It’s not a real solution for the vast majority.

Nick’s on Broadway

What are your preferences regarding urban vs rural or suburban living?

Honestly even if you don’t.

ERG ruled

He seems normal? Compared to most politicians that’s definitely a good thing.

I met him when he was running for the state senate back in ‘18, still see him around the neighborhood. I doubt he’ll be the nom just because I’m assuming the local party will plop down someone and push them through.

The lack of a good Jewish deli is one of the biggest gaps in Providence’s food scene.

Moved here from Philly about 8 years ago. I’d recommend checking out the West End, Hope Village, and Fox Point. The lofts in Olneyville/Valley are worth checking out too. It’s not an easy place to find an apartment though, the recommendation someone else made to get a long term Airbnb is a good one, and what I did when I moved here. And honestly a lot of the locals will give hilariously out of touch advice about how dangerous downtown Providence is. If you’ve lived in a city before and have even a shred of common sense you’ll be fine.

Ask for Nikki at Salon 951

Seriously. Nordstrom->boscovs was already a huge downgrade, but losing the cafe still hurts.

Any specifics on WHERE in Rhode Island? It’s not a big state but it’s also more than a single city.

Maybe ask the people at Angels Collective. I don’t know if they use vegan inks or not but if I had to guess, they’ve probably dealt with this before. https://www.angelscollectiveri.com/

Good to know!

I was unaware that tattoos weren’t vegan.

It’s phenomenal.

For real. That was my favorite spot in the city.

That’s wild. In the same strip?

I’d be surprised if the store front next door wasn’t owned by the same landlord though

I love it here

Currently working with United Better Homes. So far so good.