No suggestions... but bring the bass and tall passengers with you when you car shop.

Ugh... I was expecting a question about you trying to figure out where & when you do not wear cosmetics.

I know when we lived in VA, the local social services office offered easy, healthy cooking classes using the basics. One of my friends taught the classes & she said people were often amazed that things were simpler than they thought.

I agree with the planning. Both when I've worked & when I don't, I've found meal planning a lifesaver. I shop based on the plan & it just makes life easier.

Bad Moms is hysterical.

I live in a state that does not send written notification when it's time to renew one's license. Out of the six states I've lived in, this is the only one that doesn't notify 3-60 days in advance.

I have Widex hearing aids. They were expensive (around 7k). They are warrantied for 4 years & service for them is included for 7 years. I have mild hearing loss in one ear & moderate in the other. Mine are rechargeable batteries, so no need to replace batteries. I love the phone app that allows me to change the settings when needed. When I go in for servicing every six months, the tech can change the range of the settings if needed. For me, the ones I have were the best choice.

I'm a 2. If there are 3 lanes, I'm in the middle for most of the drive. Dh is a 2.5. If it's longer than 30 minutes, I'm probably reading & ignoring the drive.

I used to use Mezzetta but then had to reduce my sugar intake. Rao's has 3 grams vs. Mezzeta's 5 grams per serving.

Have they started a paper trail, in case he refuses? It can take time to do a formal eviction.

Everywhere we've lived (five states), if it falls into your yard, you pay for it. The people whose tree fell would only be responsible for the part that fell in their own yard. They would have no responsibility for what fell into someone else's yard UNLESS they were notified in writing that the tree was dead & there was a risk of it falling onto someone else's property. Those letters are typically written by the homeowner who is concerned about it & it's verified as dead. We had someone write us a letter like that once, but we had already scheduled to have it taken down.

Cooper's Hawk Wine (hence being a member of their 3 bottles per month club) Rao's Marinara (tasty & less sugar than most) DLM Crab Cakes ($12/each but cheaper than getting crab cakes in a restaurant)

Mine's fine.

That is all I buy & my dh knows when it's been on sale. It's dropped to around $5/jar a few times in the past few months. I have A LOT of it right now.

We lived in a different state in 2017 & had totality there, but I didn't know I was supposed to take the glasses OFF during the few minutes of totality so I didn't totally get. We were in totality yesterday & knew what to do. It was AMAZING. But I wouldn't have traveled for it. Well, not beyond the 10 minutes we drove to a friend's house to watch it while sipping on our eclipse cocktails.