I realize it’s your choice, but having done it, I can tell you, it’s so worth it.
I realize it’s your choice, but having done it, I can tell you, it’s so worth it.
The risks are massively low, for one thing, especially with reputable practitioners, and for another thing, the relief from especially poor vision can be quite the life-changer.
And just like painting, the prep time far exceeds that actual action time. They make crack filling seem like a quick and easy thing. Nah, that takes prep time for each inch of crack to make sure the filler actually has somewhere to go. All I see in commercial work is quick dump of filler occasionally actually hitting…
This would be a great article to run in the July. In the northern half of the US you can’t even buy seal coating this time of year. It’s a seasonal product
Good point on maintenance at the end of the season. Even better is wintertime. Your local repair shop would appreciate some business over the winter when work is slim.
Where I live (a small town near Sedona) the regional economy is driven by tourism. The industry is suffering from a lack of employees eager to return to crappy, low paid hotel and restaurant jobs. The common complaint is "nobody wants to work!" Not so. They just don't want to work for *you*. Having spent years in the…
Please tell me this is a deepfake. I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't, but as agent Mulder said I WANT TO BELIEVE!
I wish I had a thousand stars for this.
While we’re on the subject of failures, why don’t you eat some avocado toast or something that Millennials supposedly do instead of buying houses and diamonds? Are you really mad that instead of fixing the world up the way you want it to be, we spent our youth getting fucked up and piercing ourselves in strange…
We used to get the same thing at a former employer. Guilt and pressure to donate. Then the scandals started coming out and all of a sudden UW is not a thing anymore.
Oh the anger I engendered at my workplace when I was the only person who refused to participate and ruined their big plan for 100 percent participation.
For some reason Chris Cornell’s death really threw me for a loop. My god, what a voice. It just seems so terribly tragic that a talent like that didn’t live to see old age.
#1 - It happened, no matter what some people on Facebook who like to ignore fact say.
I disagree that you need to wait until sixth grade to talk about the Holocaust, especially if you’re using Number the Stars as a starting point. Third or fourth grade is totally appropriate: you just don’t need to go into the details about the death camps until middle school. Kids know what murder is—you can tell them…
Piss off.
I just waited to vote in a 45-minute line wrapped around the outside of a library in ATL in 45 degree weather to make sure she does. With certainty I assume everyone else was there for the same. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Yeesh. I just cannot understand this. My wife and I have no children, but I still do a bulk of the cooking and the laundry because...I like to do it? It will never stop being surprising to me that some couples don’t see marriage or a relationship as a partnership.
And the bad news... The Wonderful (Pistachio) Company are water hogs. Trying to buy off the bad press with charitable work which includes funding two charter schools.
My birthday’s tomorrow. I will be eating my husband’s delicious patty melt casserole, having a little cake, and watching movies at home. Not going out because there’s a fucking pandemic raging across the world.
Damn.