Missouri council of the blind store, every other Saturday everything including furniture is half off.

Definitely worth looking there. Can be hit or miss and overpriced depending on the day the stuff came in and who priced it but tons of hidden gems there

Kaleb at traditions has done most of my arm (all traditional) and has done excellent.

used to do homework there all the time. very relaxing especially when the restaurant is closed/not busy. i also used to work there and it’s fine if u just chill without ordering a drink or anything. springfield’s living room 🤓

lobby of hotel V

Reading? Or READING...

We see them around Bull Shoals lake all the time, especially around Forsyth.

Dirla on St Louis, Vintage Peddler, Marketplace, CL

I’ll 2nd Eurasia but it’s not the comfiest unless you score the window “seat” with the coffee bean bags. Also give Blue Heron Bakery on C Street a go too.

The lobby of the Vandivort could work if not too crowded.

The counselors at The Porch in West Plains are great. Ask for Mr. Erin Rigdon, Ms. Dana Fleming or Ms. Audrey Thomas for kids. There are other therapists in the group who are also good.
www.theporchtherapy.com

Interested, will join your newsletter. Heirloom tomatoes are a must! A few different varieties of mushrooms could help you stand out in addition to the usual staples.

Elfbar Ultra 5000 and Elfbar Lost Mary devices seem to last much much longer than the standard BC5000. Maybe just flavor intensity, but it gets me by longer

Ofc

Obviously not in this weather, but my favorite Springfield past time is to take a book to Nathaniel Greene with a backpack full of snacks and read the day away. I've spent many a day under a tree at NG.

Sounds like Innovative Dental. Sorry you had to deal with that at Aspen Dental.

I've bought my last two couches off of craigslist.

Same, been going there for a few years now and they have always been awesome

The wife and I will go drive around the parks around Lake Springfield until we find a spot we can read. We usually bring coffee or tea or cocoa in a thermos. When it’s cold like now, we use our spare bedroom as a reading nook (we don’t have kids at home) and relax in there. I’ve not found a place locally that is a good book nook.

I go downtown to discount smoke shop. Don't know if it's any cheaper but it's close to me and I like their rewards program and clearance vapes when I'm broke.

mikes unique

This is the best answer. My vote is for Marshall at Liberation. But still, both are correct.

I'm very interested in this.

Can definitely understand that. I’m a recovering alcoholic as well and I’d always smoke wayyy more when I was drunk.

I've gotten good stuff from there dirt cheap. A leather recliner virtually unused, that went for $600 (I looked it up) I got for $80.

Rob junod at legacy tattoo on elm Street does amazing traditional work