Same here! Also… my chemistry course was 100% text book based and we never once touched any lab equipment. (Varina High 2006ish)

This is what we pay as well. Same size house. 3 bed 3 bath.

Composting is encouraged

We pay $150 for 3 people to come once every other week.

Your 7th grade class was reading A Child Called It?

Wow

(When I was in 7th it was either Johnny Tremain or A Separate Peace)

I got a free whitening device from them when i purchased my Invisalign. Can't really use it though since i have the Invisalign on for now.

mekong

This is perhaps the strangest worst take I’ve ever read about something.

There is a second Treat Shoppe in Woodlake. The food is amazing, and the service is top notch.

Leaves/grass/weeds etc. I usually just bag. There are certain times of the year (fall I believe) where you can put up to like 10 bags at a time during trash days.

The city does an amazing job with branches/larger limbs at least in my experience. If you place larger limbs/branches into neat piles (no longer than say like 5 feet) at your curb, they bring a large truck with a claw grabber every recycling week and take everything. I feel like I push it too far sometimes at the amount I put out there lol but they always take it.

I just took down a massive tree in my yard and kept most of the trunk for firewood, but I had about 6 massive piles of limbs/branches covering my entire curb and they took every last bit of it

Pho Tien Phat on Horsepen

if you're new here, they keep the plans in the basement. Bring your own lightbulb

It's technically Friday -Sunday iirc but yeah most business is done on Saturday. It's like 50% or less on some Sundays.

I remember learning about it in 7th grade. It wasn't in chemistry class, it was because we all read A Child Called It. It was a memoir from someone who experienced horrific child abuse. One of the things his mom did was mix ammonia and bleach and make him clean the bathroom, breathing in the toxic fumes.

In my neighborhood, as a pedestrian and as a driver, I never assume that any traffic law is being obeyed. I've lived in lots of different places and this is the least predictable area traffic-wise that I have experienced (and I am an early genXer).

You think these kids are cleaning? /s

Edit: I assume the reason they don't tell children how to make deadly gasses is so that they don't make those deadly gasses in school.

Donuts Company on Midlothian is super friendly and has good old fashioned style doughnuts.

The Treat Shop on Jahnke has great (deadly) fried sweet treats as well.

I’m so tired of sugar suck drama.

Wait were you an employee or he coached you in soccer? lol

I think they just call it sds these days. Not sure why.

Fair enough

They do for the classic sale, but that’s months away and honestly I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone

I thought they do when for high ticket and classic car sales, but I could be wrong

Of course, but were not talking about cooling ones heals.

Specifically, we are talking about Cars stopping to decide when people are walking, rather than yielding to people walking.

Don’t tell anyone it’s actually coming to Danville