In another update, the Guard indicates troops “continue efforts to restore and beautify public spaces across the District” and have “cleared 906 bags of trash, spread 744 cubic yards of mulch, removed five truckloads of plant waste, cleared 3.2 miles of roadway, and painted 270 feet of fencing.”
OMG what a total waste of everything.
I have seen the troops wandering around DC and it is just so stupid…
Wearable tech. It comes up for a while and goes away.
I think for applications in a vehicle where the can be integrated tech and UI there are possibilities.
In home settings there will be be too may inoperability issues.
I bought a whistle that claims to be the loudest whistle on the market.
It is loud as shit and looks cool on my life vest.
I had none.
If it brings me pleasure I feel no guilt.
I had British parents so I can confirm.
All of those make perfect sense to me and have nothing to do with Florida…
Also it isn’t judging you. It is seeing if you are asshole neighbor or not.
In the US, when they are both in High School no one will care. Once the 19 year old graduates it can become messy.
The answer to your question is non, it is not.
It is your house too and not wanting a long term house guest is completely reasonable.
Homelessness is a dynamic issue that doesn’t just involve available housing and food. I worked with that population for four years and the causes are drug use, mental illness, escaping abuse, poverty lack of access to banking, mail, showers, secure storage… etc and etc.
I will blow your mind how not having somewhere to store crucial documents and having a secure mailbox can fuck you up.
It ain’t disgusting if you do it right…
There is a saying about nurses, they eat thier young.
Build your own circle in your ward, trust me there will be enough folks on the “outside of the power click that things will work.
There will be so much “Ying and Yang” to this discussion that the answer will be … all of them…
It will depend on the type of waterways you’re going to use them in. I recommend getting a hull that is known as a dry ski and a stable one. It used to be that some manufacturers were known to be more stable than others, but that’s not really true anymore.
So factor that in if you’re looking at a Used ski.
On getting a used one versus a new one really your decision points are the same as buying a used car versus a new car… The features of the new skis Bluetooth, apps and the GPS are really nice if you’re on a big body of water.
I ski a lot in the Chesapeake Bay, so I really love having a GPS. If you’re just skiing on a lake, where there really isn’t that much of a chance of getting lost an older model will be fine.
I like having a depth meter but again I’m skiing in a very big complex body water. If you’re just skiing on a lake, you don’treally have to worry about that.
For women there are finite age limitations on giving birth.
When adopting top end is age 60.
With that said, I am pretty much 60, and I have raised a kid, I couldn’t imagine dealing with that shit again.
I loved my kid, Trust me when I tell you raising a kid is so fucking overrated.
On the 27-year-old son issue that won’t mean nothing that basically mean the 27 rule will act as an uncle for the child.
The flip side of that is the 51 year old will have the time patience and resources to give the child a great upbringing.
So here are the reasons why I relocated;
Went off to college and like most students I went back home after my first year. It took me about three days to realize my mom’s house was a much bigger mad house than I thought. I moved back to college and knew I was never going back to my home town again.
After undergrad I joined the US Army with one of the expressed purposes of living in Europe. I was stationed in Germany for three years and I loved it.
I got orders back to the States and was stationed in Maryland. I fell in love with Maryland the moment I got here.