Kevin

I enjoy TikTok, I have learned a lot of recipes and about places I never would have known about. But I understand it's not for everybody!.

I hear the same song of his on the radio everytime I turn it on.

If looking at the state of the pool and facade with trees growing out of them does not convince you it's not salvageable then you are either delusional, in denial, or a fool. I have met you and know you are not a fool. Maxwell fire station is privately owned I believe so the city has no obligation to fix it up. Why don't you purchase it and find donors like KV to fix it up. Set up a booth at the fair to seek donations. I can set you up with the lady that does that.

Plus they have proven cashier's can sit and do their job. They also have huge barcodes on the packages so they can easier and cashier's are quicker.

I'm one of those people. I rarely go anywhere else but Aldi. My wife will go to Sam's and other places. I can find everything I need at Aldi.

My wife has a stash she calls her Aldi quarters. Lol You can also ask the cashier and they will give you a quarter for the cart.

I have the same issue. But I chalk it up to them not be treated with preservative spray

When Aldi first came to the area they were cheap in price and quality. About 10 years ago they started getting better food with less preservatives and better quality to begin with. I noticed the bread gets moldy quicker, but that's expected with less preservatives. I always go to the Aldi funds aisle first. Sometimes you find a good deal. I have bought some enameled cast iron pans for $20 when the La cruset version is over $100. My favorite is the Moser Roth chocolate bars. The spicy dark chocolate is the best. It has no heat, but the taste with the pepper is great. Make sure to try red bag chicken. They are breaded chicken breasts in a red bag. Toss them in the oven for air fryer for 15 minutes and they are great. Put them on a brioche bun with a pickle and Chick fil a sauce and it's a clone of their sandwich. I also wish more stores would adopt the cart system to keep the lot clear if carts

I always heard the same thing. Give it to them and move out of the way because they come up swinging. I have not heard of anyone getting hurt.

That is a severe loss. His duet with Conway Twitty is in my top 5 favorite songs. It is iconic! https://youtu.be/cAA_LUCb0QE?si=iT6_-UP5ZlJVn9bH

That's good, Addison has a serious opioid problem.

Have you done any research on municipal pools? Most cities are getting rid of them because the cost to maintain, insure and staff them is not worth it for 3 - 4 months a year. Over 1/3 of municipal pools in the US have trouble finding lifeguards. So they have been forced to reduce hours. With how litigious people are now the insurance on a community pool is outrageous I am sure. And sure the state will pay to restore the pool, but the pool is in such disarray the best thing would be to tear it down and rebuild it from the ground up. Then it's a ship of Thesuleus deal! Ok say the state gives the city 10 million to restore the pool. Then what? Does the state also pay for upkeep and maintenance if the pool? It seems the people that want the pool restored because it's historic are also the people complaining about the city repairing the historic clock and roof of the police station. Also it's all for sentimental reasons they want the pool saved. I cannot wait for the bulldozers to clear the rubble so this thread can be locked forever. https://sportsfacilities.com/combating-the-lifeguard-shortage-a-comprehensive-guide-for-aquatics-center-management/ My city council person is as useful as the potholes that plague our city. You only see her when she's running for re-election. The city is only yearning down historic buildings that have been neglected for decades and are starting to be a danger to surrounding buildings. Look at water street a lot of historic buildings are still standing along with South Main.

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I am looking at Asian Garden Celosia/Cockscomb. Which is great for teas and pink lemonade. The tooth ache plant. It's very cool Possibly ground cherries Lemon Drop Watermelons And.few different types of peppers. I like growing things I have never tried before

I am actually getting ready to order my seeds from Baker Creek. I am trying some new things this year. Various types of flowers.