Here come the meat sweats.

In a boot currently for an injury but when I’m healthy would definitely be down to do this as someone who has recently got into running

Byrd Road Act

>The Byrd Road Act was an Act of Assembly passed in February 1932 by the Virginia General Assembly. Named for former Governor Harry F. Byrd, the legislation was originally presented as measure to relieve the financial pressures of the Great Depression upon the counties, as the state offered to take over responsibility and control of most county roads, creating the Virginia Secondary Roads System. Under state auspices, much was accomplished in improving the state's roads, most of which were not hard-surfaced when the system was created.

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Very interesting read. Thank you for the clarification.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byrd_Road_Act

Awww. That sounds delightful! Enjoy the magic that Christmas brings when you have a little one. Their wonderment and excitement is pure joy to witness!

Are insulated pipes code in Virginia?

I love that Santa gets milk AND tea

Thanks for the response! We’ve been doing weekly meal prep but I hadn’t considered freezing meals ahead of time; this is a great tip! Where would you recommend doing pool based PT? I have about 4 weeks until surgery and would be willing to try water exercises

Thinking about ya friend, hang tight. I hope you can find some happiness in your company

In Texas seeing my sister and niece and nephew. It’s COLD down here. It makes my heart hurt thinking about all of the unhoused who are unprepared for this cold.

I hope it turns out great! I usually prefer rojo just because I love the flavor of guajillos so much, but all pozole is delicious. I love how simple it is, but at the same time so many complex flavors and textures with all the accoutrements. We had tamales earlier, so we're feliz navidading it up like crazy over here!

Vegan eggnog and Die Hard as is tradition.

My oncall weekend so sitting in my office here waiting to see if I need to take over any problems.

The counties can all fund their own projects but they have to be accepted by VDOT (other than Henrico and Arlington).

The only exception is VA and US routes in Henrico are still VDOT maintained.

*tucks hair behind ear

Just made some dinner and am about to make Santa some herbal cookies. Sending my Chinese food order in now, for pick up tomorrow!

Generally, yes, unless you're on a well situation in which case who the fuck knows. Houses likely have their homeowner's valve underneath while city/county valves are out in the yard near the sewer connection. The city's/county's will probably require a water/meter key to turn, though. If you bought yourself a house, the inspection report should note the location of your homeowner's valve. For me it's in the crawl space; there's a pipe that taps into the county's shit, and where that meets up with the house's pipes there's a valve with a big-ass handle. City properties likely have the homeowner and city valves near each other in the yard.

Edit: What refrigerator is #1 in your books?

Covid shot just absolutely knocked me on my ass. Haven’t been able to keep food down in 48 hours and feeling real grinchy about it all. Tried to make a dinner for everyone in the house but it smells like food so I can’t even go into the kitchen at this point.

The difference is that by saying unequivocally that it doesn’t work can cost people thousands. By saying it works, far more people can save their pipes. Your information is solipsistic while the general consensus is backed up by the experience of many.

In my experience, mediocre chicken.

Hang in there, homie.

God bless Melissa.

Excellent!

Count me in

This could happen:

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