Would have been Mamma Zu. Now Edo’s.

Nap and sleep schedules constantly change as they get older, so he may be completely different in 8 months. But yeah, this is also an issue when babies move from the infant to toddler rooms at daycare. They figure it out and adjust.

Awesome! Where in NH? Are you gonna change your username? 🤔

I’m so sorry.

I was thrown off by the idea of wild turtles. As opposed to domesticated turtles, I guess?

I call this Turtle Alley.

Yup, that’s exactly when I do it.

It’s horrible. I often cut across Franklin to get on the sidewalk on the south side of the street and cross Belvidere on that side. I know that’s not ideal for several reasons but the alternative sucks too.

That bridge is terrifying to bike on.

That is so true. Just happened to me the other morning around 4am.

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I used to love the hanger steak at Edo’s. Haven’t had it in a long time though.

I agree. I like Blythe better. The owner of K&MU talked me into bras that ended up not fitting well. That said, both stores fitted me with the same size. I think the bras at K&MU are lower quality.

Son got a stomach ache and threw up this afternoon, so our plans got canceled and we watched ultimate beastmaster for a while. Hoping that he feels better tomorrow. I’m absolutely loving this weather. Wish it would stay like this all winter!

I have this issue one night a week. The VCU library is crowded with undergrads in the evening, and I don’t find it to be a pleasant place to be. There are a few other VCU buildings that are open in the evenings. Panera at Willow Lawn is fair but they start vacuuming around 830pm. I’ve tried the downtown Whole Foods upstairs but got pushed out by a drunk guy playing music loudly on a speaker who wouldn’t turn it down or leave. (I said something directly to him but decided not to approach the staff about it). I didn’t know about the VMFA being open late some nights and will check that out.

I like the bike shop Outpost. They’ll be able to help you pick something out.

The VCU Health website has pictures of a lot of their clinicians on their website. Downside, getting into specialty clinics is often a long wait. Orthopedics can get you in relatively quickly though. You might also ask your GYN for recs.

That’s what I was going to say but in much less technical terms. I have an eye disease and in the past four years I’ve probably been to the ophthalmologist 50 times. I’ve had all the different kinds of pressure test. I prefer the air puff because I don’t like getting the numbing drops but to each their own. :-) But I have been told by the techs that the one that touches your eye is the most accurate.