Honestly most of Reading is a pretty scary place. I worked there for a couple months and 2/10 do not recommend. Also, I’m not the afraid of cities type. I’m in Philadelphia all the time and it’s not nearly as sketchy for the most part.

Symbiote in West Reading should be one. Penn Ave is a cool area with a bunch of restaurants and beer places if you want to grab lunch. Very walkable area as well.

We have the internet and everything in r/ReadingPA. It's almost like a real city. Almost.

Mt Penn has some good mountain bike trails. Neversink too. Drugs are also popular, but try not to get caught up in a gang war. Museum & Planetarium are cute. Lots of pop-up events in summer that you need to check the calendar for.

Nice, would love to hear what you think of it! Maybe I will go check it out myself one of these days.

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I looked up the comic shops and I see there's two of them I'm going to go to. I like to learn the history of places. But I will say I'm only going to be there for about a day.

Wow so crazy. I’ve lived close to the pagoda for my entire life and I have never gone there. I’m currently living less than 10 mins from there. I’m going to give this question some thought and get back to you! What are your interests?

I buy firewood from a farm in Lancaster. I can DM you the exact address.

We have a fantastic woman who works the desk at the local Career Link who would absolutely be able to answer this kind of question. So I'd suggest calling the closest one to you. Or going in and talking.

Chipdrop.com

You can actually go to your local UC office. They can help you with your claim and job openings.

I had to show the jobs that I applied to through sites like Indeed, LinkedIn, etc. via Careerlink’s website.

There’s a form you’re required to fill out to remain eligible for benefits and it asks for the interviewer’s contact information.

So you can apply for any job, but it’s my understanding you still have to complete the general form on careerlink site.

DM me to discuss if you’d like.

More of a where would I send it, sorry for not being clear. I have no clue if there is a place I can attach proof, or an email to send to. It just seems like a lost cause

Screen print , save as jpg.

But how?

Show them all. And the number of applicants. Tough job market still.

A word about firewood: https://www.agriculture.pa.gov/Plants_Land_Water/PlantIndustry/plant-health/Firewood/Pages/default.aspx

Another word: https://centrecountypa.gov/195/Sale-of-Firewood-in-Pennsylvania

And, last but not least: know the quarantine rules of whatever county you operate in: https://www.dontmovefirewood.org/map/pennsylvania/

Genius.

If you sell firewood, let me know. I have a shorter set of questions!

dyngus day

>this is the state of mental health medication for many of us.

As I clearly stated in my original response to you, I am aware of that. But it's your experience. Not everyone's.

Obviously we'd all love to snap our fingers and have perfect meds for every condition with zero negative side effects. But since that will never be possible, we shouldn't discourage people from at least trying something that could literally save their life.

One day he was Bob Born and then he Bob Died

As someone who is severely ill (with a progressive illness), and married to someone who is also severely ill (with a progressive illness), this is so fucking sad and far too relatable. I'm at least glad they believed they were going to a better place where they'd all be happy and healthy. Imagine if we started actually caring about people in this country.

I'm sorry if the reality of these drugs offends you, but this is the state of mental health medication for many of us. What we need isn't hating on people who suffer, it's more emphasis into developing better drugs rather than continuing to rely on the same types of medications we've been using since the days of institutionalization.

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