hahah. Parking on that side is shitty (note perfect) for TJ parking craziness. Between the people getting Five Guys, ladies returning DSW, and all the Old Navy sales. Yeap. Perfect. I'm actually getting 'nam flashbacks of my WeHo TJ's.

A friend at Yale medical told my brother to go inpatient/emergency to get a path into the system. Ended helping my nephew get what he needed faster which included outpatient ketamine and eventually ECT which has done miracles. He's 21 and way behind in college, but he's alive.

If you look at google reviews, the day camp seems solid, but the grooming does not, but since Angela is going out there, maybe she can straight out their grooming.

I volunteered several times pre-covid. It's a mixed school and the parents are very involved and trying to make it great. For middle, many kids go on to just attend Franklin Military Academy or they go private. But if you are moving to Church Hill with an elementary-aged kid, you'll more than likely move to the burbs for middle and high school. That's the traditional migration pattern. Oh - if you have money, you may want to also check out Central Montessori on 20th.

Ages ago someone said they got bedbugs from the seating at Bowtie. Between that and this, I'm so thankful for video on demand. However, I do remember being young and hanging out at the mall/movie theater. Where do teens even go these days to hang out and crush on a love interest?

I will toss on the hate for Botanya along w/the person above. I ordered an irish coffee from their dessert menu. Came in a teeny tiny coffee cup/not made in the traditional way. Could not taste the whiskey and asked our waitress if she served us plain coffee by mistake. Nope. For the $12, I should of just had another glass of wine.

Actually it's in Union Hill, but thanks for the correction on Church Hill.

I chalk my walk with "free stuff" and an arrow pointing to my crap. The Karens don't seem to mind that.

I bet they got their property taxes and thought "holy shit, we should stay in Petersburg."

weather.com; accuweather.com; pollen.com; etc...

It was kicked up by the high winds a few weeks back. Mold is all year and you can get the counts in the same places you find pollen and ragweed.

MOLD. Just got tested this week. Zyrtec year round, but allergist switched me to Flonase "Sensimist" because it's a thicker formula and hangs mid-nose so I can sleep. I'm coming up on my 10th consecutive year in Richmond and now I'm considering shots because I'm miserable 11 months out of the year.

I switched over to eco bee. Love it. I discovered during the artic blast my AUX was set at 35 degrees. I quickly changed that to 25 but at least it gave me a screen notification that AUX had been running. The reports are enlightening and if you connect it with Dominion, they reward you. Got a check for $35 from them a few weeks ago for letting them change my thermostat during peak times.

If you *need* to be in that area, just going one block up to Vida East (20th & E Marshall) or the apartments at 21st and E. Broad would be safer. The downside is the noise from the Murder McDonalds travels uphill.

I would find hand made cards from S23 and write a heart-felt thank you. If your clients are agencies, they are getting baskets galore. yours will just be another gift that goes into the break room to get claimed.

They've been using this as their 'unique selling proposition' since at least the early 1990s. Then the incentives came.

Pizza Bones then walk across the street to Spotty Dog for ice cream. Chicken wings are still in season at Jefferson Park.

RACC will take drugs and sling.

It depends on what you want to study, and, honestly, a lot of the top tier ivy schools have remote masters and executive masters programs. Read up on ROI and determine how you would benefit with in person or remote and at what price.

They started early too. I was on grace at 9;15 am and saw all the nutsy outfits. They were congregating behind the fed court and carpenter center.