FAMILY DOLLAR Locations

Shanghai starts getting warm in April. Not aggressively warm. Not the kind of heat that announces itself. More like a slight stickiness on your collar when you walk out of the subway. A dampness in the evening wind. The city changes seasons the way it does most things: quietly, efficiently, without stopping for anyone. I thought about this again after reading the news about Manus and Meta. Some people see it as a regulatory story. Some see it as another move in the US-China AI race. Some see it as a startup trying to find a way out, only to discover that even exits now have borders. All of those readings may be true. But for me, the news felt less like a headline and more like a mirro...

I decided to make this off my personal experience, and likely many others. This post is not written with AI so forgive me if it's not very coherent, nor will I invent a made up story to shill it lol. Here's an overview without rambling. Firstly loop detection. When your agent rewrites the same thing too many times, retries the same broken API call, or escalates from cheap models to expensive ones for no reason, it catches it. Shows you exactly which writes were too similar, when, and what they cost. One click to clean it up, reversible for 7 days. Secondly safety rails. Stops your agent from saving the same memory twice. Set per agent so different agents can have different rules...

I'm 14 years old and I really enjoy writing stories. I have been doing it since i was 6 and have gotten a lot better. I started writing this a few days ago, and I have started the first two chapters. Its about a guy (Giovanni) who inherits his grandfathers mansion and moves in. His daughter later finds a body in a locked room that was unexplored. Giovanni was really confused and also scared. His wife left him and took the daughter, and he became obsessed over the matter. He later kept digging through the walls and was finding multiple secret rooms, and he finds a old diary from a landscaper. Inside, he reads a whole confession story. The landscaper was hired and murdered the REAL grandf...

Made a post about how dollar generals here had a sticker. Never found them at my store so I went to the other store I worked at. Bam, found them. Bought 2 of them, never tried them yet so I'm stoked! N Maple street, Winchester KY. Top shelf

( We live in Germany ) I need to vent because I’m starting to wonder if I’m overreacting, though my gut tells me I’m not. My son is turning 10. his first big milestone. I am a single mom living on social security, child benefits, and an advance on maintenance because his father has never paid a cent of child support. He claims he’s never had a "real job," but he actually earns €300/month under the table cash. Here’s what happened today: He knows I suffer from panic attacks and that loud, unexpected noises, especially my doorbell, trigger them. We have a strict rule: call or text before coming over. Today at 3:30 PM, he "storm-rang" the bell repeatedly just ...

For a bit of context, I am a 22 year old American native. My father is Palestinian and my mother is from NewYork, my mom and dad share a ten year age gap and are from wildly different cultures. I have two younger sisters, age 16 and 19, and two older brothers in their late 20s and early 30s.  my dad has always been controlling. My brothers were allowed summer jobs during high school, I wasn’t. My brothers were allowed to travel alone long distances, I wasn’t. My brothers got their drivers license, they pushed off me getting a license until I gave up, claiming they had no money (but somehow had money for my two older brothers.) the list goes on, but you get the idea. Fine, whatever, to...

This is my first app, and I genuinely built it because it felt crazy that something like this doesn't exist already, or maybe it does and I just couldn't find it. The whole point is not to be alone in the process. A lot of the time, caregivers of someone who needs care end up doing everything by themselves, not because they want to, but because involving someone else feels complicated. You don't always trust others with something this personal, or it's just too much effort to transfer all the information, routines, and context, so you take the easier route and keep it to yourself, and then there are the family members who aren't nearby but genuinely want to...

and aids very much in the unnecessary expense of her household. It is an easy matter for her to stand before the phone and order an extravagant bill of groceries. It disturbs her quiet and robs the home of its seclusion and peace." Reverand Mark Matthews. The Rev. Matthews was an extremely popular and influential Seattle Presbyterian prohibitionist preacher who railed against women's suffrage in the early twentieth century. Here's the link to the newspaper in the Seattle Times archives: [News Article, Seattle Daily Times (published as THE SEATTLE DAILY TIMES), January 31, 1910, p9](https://infoweb-newsbank-com.ezproxy.spl.org/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&t=pub...

Working through digitising and recording family and extended family photo albums, VHSs etc. But not sure where to store and post after finishing? My first thought is Google Drive or pictures. Ideally something free, but open to reasonable priced services. Where I can share links with family members for easy access and stored all in one place In a dream world it'd have tags I could add to the images, allowing you to search up all photos regarding 'mum' etc. As currently having to give everything very long names

This is my mom’s ring. It’s from the 80s. Gold is 14K. There are 33 diamonds on it, I have no idea of their quality or size/weight. I assume they are all genuine diamonds as it was purchased at a time when my family was doing very well financiallyy. I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth selling to help my mom with her finances. From what I can gather the gold (14K) may be worth a few hundred dollars (maybe low as $250ish?), and I’m not sure anyone actually buys diamonds for a reasonable price? I’ve done some internet poking around, but am just wondering if anyone has better insight. Thank you!

This isn’t asking for value/appraisal, but for advice in how to determine that for myself. Is that ok here? This is my mom’s ring. It’s from the 80s. Gold is 14K. There are 33 diamonds on it, I have no idea of their quality or size/weight. I assume they are all genuine diamonds as it was purchased at a time when my family was doing very well financially. I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth selling to help my mom with her finances. From what I can gather the gold may be worth a few hundred dollars (maybe low as $250ish?), and I’m not sure anyone actually buys diamonds for a reasonable price? I’ve done some internet poking around, but am just wondering if anyone has better in...

hi yall i’m 21f and i’ve been dealing with a lot of physical pain since i was 15. ive went to dozens of doctors and physical therapists over the years but i finally got a doctor who figure out what’s wrong with me. he says i have hypermobility in my ligaments. and i’ve only seen him once, i have a follow up appointment next week so ill talk to him more. also i apologize in advance i know this is a lot to read but im trying to get some advice/info and trying to give a good backstory. now i’m still learning about all of this and i want to know some of your guys’s experience with this. i do want to point out i also have scoliosis and it’s about a 25-30 degree curve my doctor sai...

This is gonna be a bit of a lenghty post, but I feel like I just gotta let this out because it's just been really irking me despite being over with for a few months... My wife and I had moved into a 2 bedroom with utlilities included for $1250 a month plus parking, which is a really good price for our location. The apartment was pretty beat up because the landlord had issues with the previous neighbors who had left it damaged. They even showed up two weeks after we had moved in demanding we give them back their TV stand despite them originally leaving it behind. We just let them have it back, and the landlord was apologetic about it. We figured whatever, we can just fix up the apartme...

I have been with my husband for eight years. When we met, we drank a lot. As I have gotten older and become more interested in my health, I have dialed my drinking back considerably. He seems to have ramped his up. Alcoholism runs in his family. His dad was an alcoholic, and so was his grandma. It has only gotten really bad over the last two years. He will start drinking after I have gone to bed and sometimes stays up drinking alone until 3 or 4 in the morning, even when he has to work the next day. Since we met, he has lost three jobs. When I met him, he had been with the same company for 14 years. He was fired after changing jobs, and that new job was not a good fit for him. After that, ...

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**Background Info** In 1962, a marine biologist named Rachel Carson published a book that the chemical industry tried to shut down before it even came out. They called her hysterical. They questioned her credentials. They hired scientists to publicly trash her work. And yet Silent Spring went on to sell over two million copies and pushed Congress into creating the EPA. Carson's warning was specifically about DDT, which is a pesticide so widely used that by the time she was writing about it, it had already shown up in the ****** milk of mothers all across the country. Her argument wasn't complicated. She wrote that "for the first time in history, virtually every human being i...

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Side note this ended up being a story into my life because I realized my grief really was just haunting everything I did. I decided to write this after a particularly hard night thinking of him, as the night progressed and i cried on and off the writing got messier and and i probably didnt word things particularly well either so it gets much less cohesive if you want to skip this post Some backstory, I'm 19F , 4th child of my family with 3 brothers. My dad when i was 12, after being sick with cancer on and off for 2 more before that. By the time I was born my dad's career had taken off and i barely saw him. By the time it was the weekend he would be too tired to do much aside...

34M, married, with our first child (infant). NW is around 3.5M invested (about a 2:1 taxable/pretax split, with all the usual suspects - backdoor Roth, 401k, HSA, 529, etc), with about 400k equity in our primary house and 300k in two rentals. Rental cashflow is pretty poor at 10k a year so we are trying to get rid of them. HHI was around 900k (300k wife, 600k me), but I got laid off and decided to take a new job at a lower pay to spend more time with the baby and downshift a bit. After the change, our HHI is dropping to around 700k (300k wife, 400k me). Our annual expenses run about 60k for the primary mortgage (25Y left) and another 60k for food and living expenses/shopping. This isn'...