Kevin

Ya, I was just told it is TA. 113 trucks can park at once.

Good ole' SOS. LOL

Just mashed potatoes, flattened and then cheese melted in top of it. I have never heard of anyone using Italian sausage in place of breakfast sausage until you and Ann mentioned it.

I would bet it's a Love's if it's a brand named center. They seem to be growing more than the rest in the area. While a buc'ees would be nice, they are much bigger than that space allows and they don't allow tractor trailers at their centers. Let me see what I can find out.

I don't know about Ithaca, but I used to talk to the former director of Steele and he said weeded books are usually books no one really wants. They have sat on the shelves for years, sometimes decades and have not been checked out. So donating them to someone who won't be able to sell them seems like a waste of time and resources. Instead of sending them to the landfill, I know Steele used to send most of theirs to a lady up north somewhere that took the covers off them and shredded them to use for horse bedding.

I agree with that. I have never understand the pillar some people put her in.

I would not recommend this place to anyone. Years ago they had good food, but the new owners have ruined . Went there this morning for breakfast and ordered 1/2 an order of sausage gravy and biscuits. When it arrived to my table they gravy had plenty of sausage in it, but after taking my first bite I realized it was Italian sausage and not a breakfast sausage. On top of that they were so stingy with the gray I could still taste how dry the biscuits were. My daughter in law ordered the bacon cheddar potato cake, which to the 2 of us sounded like a cheddar and bacon topped hash brown. None of the food have descriptions with them. When it arrived it was mashed potatoes with melted cheddar and crumbles bacon on it. The French toast and pancakes my wife and son ordered looked good, but I can not vouch for them. I did not try anything from the actual bakery! I would avoid at all cost for breakfast at least.

He should have 100% won an Oscar for his portrayal of Doc Holliday in Tombstone.

Cases like this is why the SRO is important.

This is a little restaurant that is tucked in the little walkway that used to be the entrance to the east towne mall. It sites between the new Peoples Place Gallery and the parking garage. The food is excellent and everything is homemade, but it is one of those hippie places. None of the furniyure or dinnerware matches. She has a couple cats in the dining area that walks around. They didn't bother us while eating. I will go back, the food is excellent. But the eclectic atmosphere of the dining room takes some getting used to.

I am just going to get some 1" foam sheets and put them in the cabayies on the inside of my garage door to insulate it a bit more. I did get my bill for everything including the strut to support the door a bit more and the total damage was about $145.00

My garage door went all wonky a month or so ago and was at an angle with the left side on the ground and the right up a foot or so. Well I researched on the internet and figured it was something I could fix and I was right, for exactly 1 opening and almost closing. Then it was the exact opposite with the left side up about a foot while the right was in the ground. I filled out the form on their website and within a couple hours they emailed me back saying they scheduled me for today. At about 1 they called and said someone would be here about 2. Well Brandon showed up at about 1:30 and fixed everything including adjusting the track and straightening out the bent parts, lubricating everything and even replaced 2 rollers with ones with longer shafts. In all he took about 45 minutes and the door is operating like new. He is going to drop off a brace that I offered to install to prevent the door from sagging. It's a 16' door and it's starting sag in the middle They bill you, so I don't have a cost yet, but as long as it's reasonable I am okay with it . Overall I would recommend them to anyone that needs a garage door fixed.

Not sure if he is a celebrity, but his wife definitely is. Carl Dean passed last week. He owned a asphalt paving business in Nashville. He was also married to Dolly Parton. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c241vp9yv1mo

And the dog starved to death. I could not imagine going that way. The only "good" thing if you can call it that was his dementia was real bad, so he might not have known what was happening.

They are now saying foul play is suspected