Rhode Island.

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Plain Foxy Manboro

Most people refer to these areas by the county. In this case, Norfolk and Bristol counties.

When I hear, "Bristol County," I think of the Fall River / Attleboro / Taunton area. When I hear, "Norfolk County," I think of the busy stretch from Wrentham / Foxboro up to Dedham.

Costco prescription home delivery says there's some available. I do not know the normal price of this medication. It is a teensy bit over a 1000 bucks🙀at Costco...

Good luck and hope you find some soon!

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Central Mass?

I wanted to check out the Ice Glen in Stockbridge but I was with my mom who can’t climb over rocks and stuff anymore. https://housatonicheritage.org/places/lauras-tower-trail-ice-glen-trail-stockbridge-mass/#:~:text=600'%20vertical%20ascent-,ICE%20GLEN%20TRAIL,the%20tallest%20pine%20in%20Massachusetts.

For local history, you can go to Stockbridge and imagine you’re living in Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant”.

If the east-west rail project happens then maybe it won't be so impractical for commuters...

Go to the Lee/Lenox area. Visit the Norman Rockwell Museum. Check out Herman Melville’s Arrowhead house. Hit up Barrington Brewery. Canoe Meadows and Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuaries are wonderful. The Berkshire Botanical Garden is great. Really enjoyed the Berkshire museum, it has a mummy!!! Ozzie’s Glass Gallery on Rt 102 in Lee is a super cool place to visit but the hours vary. Shire Breu-Hous is another brewery to visit.

I always say, Papa Ginos is best chain pizza in region by far

I would be a little more amenable to the project myself if a larger portion of the available new residencies were designated low income. Especially when the financing gets murky.

The Whaling Museum is amazing and they are having the most incredible show of American landscape painters now. I'm heading down over Feb break myself. OP, if you go, be sure to hike Fort Taber park or do Allen's Pond in Dartmouth - both spectacular. Also, the Seamen's Bethel in New Bedford, which is right near the museum, and is mentioned extensively in Melville's Moby Dick.

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I had the same problem. My Endo replaced Ozempic with Rybelsus, which is a one a day pill. So far, it’s working as well, possibly better

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I’m not religious, agnostic, but I very actively correct my daughter not to use god/Jesus/etc in vain.

The same way when I was young it was just considered not “pc” to call something gay or someone retarded, as I grew older I made it a point to remove those terms from my vocabulary and did the same with Jesus, Christ, god etc. I’m not religious but it’s a clumsy, lazy way to express emotions.

I try to treat others with the same consideration and respect I’d strive to receive, and I feel like religion, even if I don’t find any connection to it, helps steer others and if that’s what they need to find fulfillment, more power to them.

I asked wtf you were talking about because you literally made no sense. Just move on.

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It's an international shortage.

This attitude is exactly why we are so deep in a housing shortage. Because people want to nitpick every development and hold them to unreasonable standards.

We need all kinds of new housing, not just affordable housing. Setting unrealistic quotas for affordable units only makes new housing more expensive to build. We need to remove barriers for new construction, not create new ones.

I think this as well.

I’m glad that you left, Salem and Greater Boston are better off without you. Living in an urban area and hating urban development is nonsensical. Being opposed to transit-oriented development is ridiculous.

Good riddance!

That's a good way to change the habit. I will work on using those words instead. It's my mothers favorite phrase and she gets a giggle whenever I say it. OH MY GA its what we actually say.