Where did you come from? There's a cash bridge from NJ to PA? Otherwise everything in the state is pay by ez pass or mail.

Woohoo! I hope your son loves them

Yep, you can buy a school. The pet store store will know how many based on the tank size. Every type of fish will need a filter and heater. I wouldn't worry too much about the babies. The other fish just eat them. They make special baby containers that hook onto to the side of the tank if you want to keep them alive, but idk if it's worth it.

Oh definitely. My sister got one at a fair and we gave it away when it got to 6 inches. You'll have to be ok with the whole house turning into an aquarium.

I zebra fish because you can get a whole bunch of them.

Is his heart 100% set on a goldfish only? Those things can get huge. He may like a school of several small fish instead.

You can visit Gettysburg, Lilitz, Jim Thorpe. Idk how much outdoor stuff you will want to do. It will be quite chilly.

I don't think you'll get out of it. They are taking it very seriously now to make people follow it. Too many have been killed next to disabled vehicles in the last few years. I don't see the judge letting this one go.

Scranton isn't dead! Downtown can be great. There are great activities like First Fridays, and tons of great restaurants full of wonderful people! Tons of activities people in their 30s who are also working professionals. Lots of historical events, open mic nights, and art galleries. There is also softball which you mention in your main post. Opportunity is here if someone wants it.

Thank you!

Yeah, lots of crime ans beat up old properties. There is heavy drug use and dealers from Philly/NY hang out in those area. The bars in Wilkes-Barre are nice to hang out in on the weekends (15ish minutes from Dallas), but I wouldn't live there. And a lot of the surrounding towns are in a flood zone. The creeks flood a lot and '100 year' storms are happening more often than that. The Susquehanna has had a few close calls in the last few years. Of the three cities, Scranton is my favorite. If you have no fear of crime, go visit all of them tosee what vibe you like best!

Thank you! I just got a 97% of MBA capstone project for excellence in analyzing the case study. Can't wait to get 100% the next time I get a masters degree!

My best friend is a gay teacher and everything was awful for him in the rural areas. The dating scene was horrendous because everyone wanted to keep it 'secret' because it would uset their families and he was treated poorly by conservative coworkers. And I'm not a city person. I live in NEPA. I know it's the wild west because I live in the red. Lol

I'd do either Dallas/Back Mountain or the Abingtons. Stay out of Hazleton and Wilkes-Barre.

Ok. Have a lovely day. Hope the stick up your butt doesn't hurt too much.

But at the end of the day, 6% isn't great. Pittsburgh and the eastern counties are still holding the whole state up.

Your supporting the above post that is making it sound like Moses himself came down yesterday to open the Susquehanna and allow the democrats to vote in large numbers in the rural counties

Kind seems like a stretch to say they came out in droves. Oh look, 6% of the county was less awful that two years. The margins are still incredibly embarrassing in most of the red counties. I see tons of 60%+ for Mastriano and OZ.

I can't access that map. When I look at CNN, the rural red counties are still red.

Me: complains about NY/NJ folks who moved here in droves and made housing unaffordable Also me: look at voting map and thanks NY/NJ people for clearing house on the eastern border

You might see more confederate flags in PA than you did in Arkansas.

Ooof. Not a great area to be gay. I'd live as close to Pittsburgh as your commute will allow. Anything outside of the city is going to be deep red and rural.

I'm rooting for you!

Last state job rejection I got took a year lol

They usually ask me because there are a whole bunch of people in town with the same last name.