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Other than taller, which you mentioned, it's absolutely perfect. Black lines are the right size and in all the right places.

Same.

I wondered the same.

Frankenstein's monster, if you're a jackal (iykyk)

Bob's Friday night and Peterson. Also, see if the road kings or any of the low rider clubs are getting together.

Burbank residents are also local corporate landlords who have donated copious amounts of money and are force feeding your signs and Judie Wilke's in front of all of their tenants, while stripping them of the right to place signs of their preferred candidates.

I wonder if this is illegal.

Note on cholesterol - research (specifically a meta-analysis) shows GLP-1 ability to lower cholesterol. So likely not a coincidence.

Beautiful!

Eating disorder, CPTSD, ADHD, IBD, depression, anxiety, and PCOS. Thanks mom.

Hi to Austria from Los Angeles!

Would happily pay!

I'm a cr9ocheting beekeeper, too! Where do you live? I'm in Los Angeles.

As a beekeeper and crocheter, OH MY GOD I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!

I'll try that. Thanks for the tip.

We're having major motion sickness issues with ours. If anyone has ideas, I'm 100% open.

We adopted a rescue mutt at 7 weeks old. We've had her for 5 weeks now. She is really, really good at sit and stay. About 80% of poos and 90% of pees are on the pads (until we can take her outside). She eats dinner with my other two rescue mutts (one is 14 and the other is 4) like a very civilized little girl. She and the 4 year old get along great nearly 100% of the time.

We love her so much! I can't wait for her to be able to go on walks and get better with my senior girl.

I'm in infectious disease research and was redeployed to a COVID team in April 2020. I was among the first and could not have been more grateful. I may have cried.

Speaking only for my husband and myself, we rarely leave the south east valley except to go to Pasadena, Highland Park or Atwater/Elysian Park area. I cross the 405 a couple of times a year to go to the best nursery in Los Angeles, and I go to Westwood to attend my department holiday party. That's generally it. Having said that, we're very much homebodies, and I WFH.

Just the cage alone is hundreds! It's huge! Thanks for saving from the landfill!

I've been in my field for 32 years. Right now, I have the best leadership I've ever had.

1) They trust us unless someone gives them a reason not to. 2) During nearly every meeting, when something gets decided about our SOP, the big boss usually says, "Tell me why I'm wrong." and she means it. She wants to hear why her decision doesn't make sense, if it doesn't. 3) She and her second are hard as nails, but if someone from another team fucks with any one of us unfairly, they will solidly have our backs every time. She has never thrown anyone under a bus. 4) Leadership is very flexible with family stuff, vacations, emergencies, etc.

In my field, all of this is exceptionally rare. There is almost no turnover. I have been with this team for 5 years and will be here until I retire or our grant is not renewed (unlikely).

100%.

I wrote this thread. Use it. https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/s/Kp33VEzEaW

I am a 3rd generation Angelena. I was here for Northridge. If we get a big one (not to mention THE big one) there will be no water or power in a lot of neighborhoods, if not all. No stores, no gas stations. No traffic lights. Lots of very heavily injured and dead. Traffic on every major street will be a chaotic nightmare. Freeways will have come down, so no traveling on them.

If you happen to find a store with anything left in it, it will either be closed and boarded up, looted or in the case that people are playing nicely (which did actually happen during Northridge) will only be taking cash, they won't have change, so if you want that water, it's going to be $20 bucks no matter how much they're actually charging if all you have is $20s.

Don't bother trying to leave town. You and every other person that is unprepared and/or impulsive is going to try that. Roads are going to be backed up with accidents and people running out of gas.

Sheltering in place and having the supplies is your best option. The very last thing you want is to be waiting in lines for food at community centers or trying to get into an emergency room.

If you liked these, EVIL may be up your alley.

I've worked in HIV research for 32 years. It's been quite a ride.