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August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

I worked for a stretch inside a Sears store during its final years (2015–16), and what still strikes me is how *normal* everything looked right up until the end. The lights were on. The racks were full. The clearance signs were there, but they’d been there for years. Customers still came in. We still opened and closed like any other day. From the outside, it didn’t look like a company in its last act. But from the inside, you could feel the slow erosion. There were fewer managers, fewer repairs, decisions coming from far away that made less and less sense on the sales floor. Nothing dramatic. Just a long, quiet fade. Most writing about Sears focuses on corporate strategy, private ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

  [Three Epsteins in 2017: Ileen, Theo, Leslie](https://preview.redd.it/lvtjzie5grlg1.png?width=322&format=png&auto=webp&s=1d48ffb434ad065f268322baaafaa6deefdd85ad) **DEATH DON'T HAVE NO MERCY** **Leslie Donald Epstein May 4, 1938 - May 18, 2025** **In the swelter of this past spring my cohabitant Bernadette came to tell me that Leslie Epstein, the Director of the Creative Writing Program at Boston University for the past 30 some years, had gone in for a heart procedure (common enough at 87) but suffered a stroke and did not come back out**. 1**She shared this with me because Leslie was one of us humans that I never shut-up about. I had started to draft a ...

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August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

I just toured an apartment I realllly like. Checks almost every box except it’s on the third floor. Outdoor stairs, no elevator, no interior hallway. Just step outside the door to concrete stairs. I think it's fine on a regular day but I am worried about grocery day. For the random after work runs with 3-4 small bags, I think it's fine but I am thinking abotu that 1-2 times a month where I need to get my big items (the large packs of protein, soda cases, water, anything that can't be put into a grocery bag) I've seen the grocery carts but they seem far too loud (I work nights so I'd be coming in super late). I’ve also heard mixed things about delivery (Walmart...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

August 14th, 1936: Sarah and I are finally settling into our new house, which is a breath of fresh air. The past few weeks of living here have been rough, much rougher than we initially thought. We knew that moving this far from home was going to be a risk. Having to completely start anew, but with the price of the house we couldn't not jump at the chance, plus our old house was a dump to say the least. The people here are fine, quiet, but usually pretty polite for the most part. I've been into some of the stores here and the older folk seemed to be a bit rude, staring a little too long when I walked past, but hopefully they'll warm up in the coming weeks. Sarah is enjoying ...

Hello all, I’m just gonna assume that I’ll already know what y’all are gonna say, but i honestly dont have many ppl to talk to/vent to (especially unbiased) so i think this would be nice. TLDR: i was in a 1.5-year relationship with a woman(19f) we adored each other, but she struggled with deep insecurity, addiction, and poor boundaries. Despite multiple "second chances" for sexting strangers, using Tinder for "friends," and a drug relapse provided by her dealer friend T(29m), the situation peaked on my birthday. After months of her choosing T over me for holidays and lying about her sobriety, i checked her phone and found joke texts about her wanting to "bounc...

**1**             Life has been pretty good for me lately I’d say. I’d worked for a couple of years back in Montgomery which was almost a couple of hours away from my hometown of Burton, Alabama. I didn’t mind it up in Montgomery, but it wasn’t home. I missed living in a small town where there’s barely any traffic and there’s places and space to just go for a walk in a field if you want to, like where I grew up. When I got my new job I knew exactly what I wanted to do about a place to live. I moved back in with my parents of course for the time being but I wanted to build a place of my own and I had dreamed of getting to do this for years. I wanted to build myself a...

**Yes, weight loss injections hurt, but the pain is mild and brief for most people. A quick pinch or sting lasting 2-5 seconds at the injection site is the standard experience with semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound). The needle gauge is 30-32, thinner than a standard blood draw needle, and subcutaneous injection depth is only 4-6mm.** I've worked with over 200 clients who started GLP-1 injections in the past three years. The single biggest concern before that first dose is always pain. Every time. And every time, after week one, nobody talks about needle pain anymore. They talk about nausea, appetite changes, food noise disappearing. The needle part beco...

This is my first reddit post since I genuinely need help. For context, I found this prom dress on depop which I bought as soon as I could with an offer sent by the seller. The seller had good reviews and was said to be really well at communicating. They then cancelled my order three minutes after and apologized stating it was on accident and I would be able to purchase it again. They tried to “help” me in the beginning by trying to set up a day for me to repurchase but as time passed that “helpful” demeanor changed and I recieved less and less communication on their end. I told them when I was busy and when I was available which they ignored, posted the item, sold it to someone else,...

Not my first time over there but last time I had a less structured itinerary and free roamed a lot. The explanation marked stuff is what I did last time over there I’m just doing them again because I liked them. \- Pug and fien(Shimokitazawa)(try to get there around opening time)!!! \- Yoyogi park exploration \- Jins for glasses \- Gentle monster for frames \- Shibuya 109 for shopping!!! \- Parco food court for lunch(note, went to parco last time but not food court part) \- Parco for coin pouch(try to find ITTI store)(went last time but not for a matching coin pouch for my bag) \- Shibuya sky(rooftop this time)!!! Day 2 \- Breakfast at imakatsu ginza!!! \- Beams clothing store!!...