most of the time this will hit you for 24-48 hours.

Here's what I suggest if you haven't already:

treat your symptoms! if you have a fever, use a fever reducer, make sure you are getting fluids, and if you're having a hard time keeping them down, use pedialite - that'll help keep you going.

Also - be sure to keep things tidy and clean, reinfection can happen! clean up after yourself, and be sure to keep your hands as clean as possible.

The amount of time you've been sick is out of the ordinary - I would highly suggest contacting your PCP or any healthcare professional as you might be experiencing something else entirely.

Big Picture in Waitsfield. Couch seats, and a good restaurant attached. I'm pretty sure you can bring your dinner into the theater and there is some seating with tables.

I used to commute from Hampton to Boston 4x/week for school til I was able to move back

Willing to drive into Addison?? 3Squares in Vergennes is amazing

Newton, Boston and what other municipality?

Oh of course they just closed though is the only reason why I said that

I know it’s been posted a few times, but it can not be said enough! The savoy in Montpelier is the most magical theater in VT.

Not that it’s related to the original post at all, but about half of BC’s main campus is in Boston’s Brighton neighborhood which is very much in the city limits. “Chestnut Hill” is a just informal district shared by 3 municipalities.

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I actually had great luck on Facebook marketplace, lots of local postings. We got a beautiful old butchers block table that way!

Essex cinema hands down, best seats, clean, stadium seating, nothing better in this state.

The Savoy is a lovely intimate theater and you can rent out their basement screen to show whatever you like, too! Great party space.

I would watch a movie at sunset in the winter too.

Drive-ins are the only answer. Movie theaters have always been a god awful experience.

Latchis theater in Brattleboro

Starlink has been decent for us. Certainly a billion times better than the crappy Consolidated connection we had before.

The savoy in Montpelier and sunset drive-in in Colchester

Check out their Tuesday prices: $5! They’re running animated, live action, and documentary shorts nominated for Oscars. Saw the animated shorts last week; gonna check out the live action shorts next week.

My wife calls our Tuesday excursions “Tightwad Tuesday.”

As someone who lived in VT most of my life and just recently moved to NH, I can say that there is a lot more going on (at least in the southern third of the state). I was shocked at how much more I now pay in property taxes vs. what I paid in Chittenden county. However, lack of sales tax, state income tax, and better paying career opportunities more than make up for that.

Second this! Couches for the main screen are pretty cool too

Landlord here - this is spot on. You go right to the top of the list if you respond this way.

We're not trying to be jerks about it, but it goes like this: we put an ad up on craigslist and get 100 responses in 8 hours. Half of them just say "Hey, when can I come see it?". The rest provide some info. A few provide detailed info like the reply above. We don't even answer the others.

We're going to need all of this information. You know you're going to have to provide it. We won't show our apartments unless we have this information first. We won't displace and inconvenience our current tenants to show an apartment to someone who just wants to see what it looks like.

I've seen some creative uses for that and old bball courts. A little kitchy though don't you think?

For sure. Also, I get worried when I think about the general population on mushrooms.

I think because Burlington is close to Montreal.