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What are people's thoughts on shopping at stores or eating at restaurants that advertise their religious beliefs? I sometimes shop at church thrift stores for my clothes, although the one that was closest to me moved to a different location, so not recently. There's also this West Indian soup restaurant near me that's delicious, but they're always playing gospel music snd have Bible verses on their tip jar. I don't really like places like Chick-fil-A through that use religion in the name of oppression. But the stores I mentioned have never tried to proselytize me at all, so I'm cool with them.

As the title reads I want to get started on improving what I already know and have. I have a medical condition so I think I wouldn't last too long in a major survival situation anyway, but i did manage to survive in a rural area with snow, no heat or running water.. So since then my interest in this kind of stuff has grown I suppose. I have a small stash of dry goods (milk, lentils, popcorn etc) that are not properly stored at the moment and I would like some input as to how to better store them. In addition, I would like some water filter suggestions. I am familiar and have experience with the Sawer water filter (small, blue bag with filter) due to my previous off grid situation I f...

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The custom shop at paleto bay is called beekers garage and not los santos customs. Am i the only one not aware of this?

Beep, beep, beep, beep.... The screeching of my alarm clock is the first thing I wake up to. I ***** that alarm clock. I really should get a radio alarm. Anything was better than an alarm clock that makes me think of the Fryers at work. Goddess, I ***** working in fast food. But fast food is all I can get within a thirty-minute walking distance of home. I can usually get the commute down to fifteen minutes riding my bike. I don't have a car, like my older sister did, she has already wrecked two cars and is now on her third. My parents spoil her, I **** that they treat us so differently. Unfortunately for me, I am truly both my mother and father's child. I even had it tested. I h...

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Hi, apologies in advance for this post being a bit vague, I’m going off what my husband told me. He said he met a man today at a gas station who was in a wheelchair (missing a leg), struggling to wheel himself inside for warmth. He helped inside and got him some food, hand warmers, honestly whatever he could for being a gas station. The woman working there mentioned he was one of her favorite regulars. She seemed worried about him and advised he go to the fire station next door to get checked out for possible frostbite, and thought he might need to go to the hospital. My husband was on his way to a doctor’s appointment so couldn’t stay longer to see if he actually went, but I’m wonde...

I sew and really enjoy using upholstery fabric for clothing. I was wondering if anyone has seen fabric or old upholstery fabric at any of the surrounding thrift stores or really in any store. I’m itching for more cheap vintage fabric!

On the night of our engagement party, my fiancé was entangled with our rival's daughter in the cigar room. He never knew I watched through the crack in the door, coldly staring at my family heirloom ring now on her finger. As a mafia marriage pawn, I played the obedient "glass doll" while secretly activating my mother's escape plan, "Daybreak." On our wedding day, I turned at the altar and hit play for everyone— "I object. This marriage has been a dirty deal from the start." …… The champagne at my engagement party tasted like lies. The entire ballroom was celebrating the union of the Costa and Marchetti families, crystal chandeliers dazzl...

It caught my eye in the mirror—the towels were askew. Again. I looked behind me to assess the decorative display of towels on a rack in my bathroom. These hand towels were embroidered with my initials. Towels that my mom had made for me when I went to college and a memory of a life when I was much younger. One towel was nearing to fall off the rack, the other was crumbled, obviously used earlier today. Whoever used it didn’t straighten the towels back. Slightly off centered, carelessly used. It was a feeling I could understand. I straightened the towels back to the perfect alignment that I wanted. This had been a routine for a while now. He washed his hands, used the towels, I restor...

As a property manager in the Midwest, we've been dealing with extreme cold and had an unfortunate pipe bust over the weekend in one of our climate controlled buildings. As we're navigating the 100+ customers affected I wanted to share the most helpful tip for those of you lurking. Keep anything that can absorb water off the ground!! Totes on the bottom and boxes on top. With the flooding, we've had a lot of customers saved from such a simple way of packing. Nobody wants to see it happen, but it does. Storing your clothes in a pile on the floor is not going to save you from disaster. I feel for any of you PM's that have been in similar situations.

okay so i've been down a DEEP rabbit hole lately studying what actually makes people attractive. not the surface level stuff everyone parrots, but the real psychological, biological, and social dynamics at play. here's what's wild: most advice about attraction is either completely outdated or just plain wrong. we're told to "be confident" or "just be yourself" but nobody explains HOW or what that actually means in practice. after consuming way too many books, research papers, podcasts, and honestly some unhinged corners of psychology youtube, i've realized attraction isn't some mysterious genetic lottery. it's a skill you can actually d...

Me 42 (f) him 44(m) I’m at my job 11 years him our business for 5 years but no work for 1 year. I’m working full time he’s unemployed.. I came home today working from the office. I work full time and had the same job for over 11 years. I make a pretty decent salary. We also have our own business that we run that has done poorly for the last year-year and a half. It’s remodeling and the industry isn’t great right now. But he’s home every day. He’s helping take care of his dying father but only in the mornings. I ran the dishwasher last night, he ran a load of laundry yesterday morning. I also went to the store to figure out dinner tonight. I came home to a pillow moved on our b...

Duration: 80 Hours 1850 Sqft house 42 large boxes of donations 2 large truck loads to the dump How did I get here? From the time I could start earning my own money I have always been a massive collector of things, however it definitely exploded during the pandemic where I developed a major shopping addiction. I collected over 300 purses, 70 Starbucks cups, 100+ dolls (Disney, Monster High, Barbie), 100+ anime/video game figurines, 50 makeup palettes, 500+ lipsticks, and a large variety of other miscellaneous collections (we would be here all day). I won't go into how all this was stored but let's just say my house was walkable BUT really cluttered. Everything was displayed som...

Hi all! I would like to curate a themed shop and would love to hear some of your ideas, what you have seen in your travels and what kind of shops you like. I am torn - I would like to create a shop that is actually useful and keep things in stock for people, but I don’t know how I could possibly keep that up (I’ve seen some killer shops that are super stocked with fair prices, how do you do it?!!) - say for food (a health food store is a cute idea i had) or clothes or anything else really. Or, just having a shop that stocks valuable, cool stuff that I either sell for above market a little or set a price people wont pay just to have a cool store. I would love to hear your thoughts! :)...

After pretending to be her sister and married with Julian for three years, Eleanor Vance can finally leave him now. "Your sister will be back in a month. For this one last month, you will continue to play her part perfectly." On the other end of the line, her mother Mrs. Vance's voice was as cold as ever. "After everything is over, I'll give you thirty million to live the life you want." "Understood." She replied softly, her voice as still as stagnant water. Hanging up the phone, Eleanor looked up at the enormous wedding photo on the wall. In the photo, Julian was sharp in his suit, handsome as a god, while she, in a priceless wedding gown, smiled with...