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Late night food is what people actually remember. Waffle or breakfast station, taco bar, or ramen cups always get crushed. One small touch that looked cool was using edible flower garnish on a couple cocktails and desserts, it made the whole thing feel intentional.

re: Christmas Monsters

Posted by tigahgurl on 12/18/25 at 3:27 pm to
This is why Santa checks his list twice. Monsters get bold in December.
Honestly makes sense. BP tried to outrun reality with the green pivot and paid peak prices at the worst time. This feels like a course correction more than anything ideological.

re: Christmas Monsters

Posted by tigahgurl on 12/18/25 at 2:27 pm to
Yes. Some of us enjoy unserious things without needing to justify it to the Serious Adult Council.
Long stretches of boredom broken up by pure chaos. You’ll see some beautiful sunrises, then spend 45 minutes parked cause someone jackknifed it two exits ahead.

re: Traffic/Accident question

Posted by tigahgurl on 12/15/25 at 10:45 am to
"Most of the time the person backing out gets tagged for it, you have the duty to yield to traffic in the roadway. Even if you stop, if you pulled into their path and they clip your rear bumper, it usually turns into improper backing or failure to yield.

Only real wiggle room is if the road car was flying or doing something dumb around parked cars, but insurance and cops usually default to blaming the driveway car. When I had a similar mess, The Solomon Law Group in Columbia basically told me assume you’re at fault the second you start backing into the lane, and act like every car has the right of way."
Since everyone’s tossing around gear that survives decades, I’ll add something smaller to the mix. When you’re looking at wallets that aren’t riding on a big brand name, there’s a pretty practical breakdown on what to check for here: LINK Stuff like leather quality, stitching, structure, all the boring details that make the difference between "lifelong" and "falls apart in a year".
That $60 per person is brutal. We did a private ride with Transfeero instead, cost us about $90 total for five of us. Since it’s per vehicle, not per head, it ended up cheaper. Driver was chill, had the car seats already in, and we went straight to the resort.
Had the same thing happen and figured it was hemorrhoids. Turned out I had a small polyp that was starting to bleed. I went to Dr Kim, a specialist in colonoscopy, and he caught it early before it became something worse. Don’t wait, get checked.
It's wild when you list it out like that. The front office just hasn't evolved. Analytics guys with no feel for player development, bad contracts, and no true ace since Cole (and even he can only do so much). They've lost their edge completely.
Since it's been over a decade, I'd start low and slow, indica edibles in small doses are usually more relaxing for bedtime, compared to sativas which can actually make you more alert. I had zero tolerance when I came back, so I went through Leafy DOC/ for a medical card, which gave me access to properly labeled products and actual advice from a doctor
Yeah, commercial tenants can be rough when they start missing payments or stretching the truth. I got sick of the constant reminders and paper trails, so I switched over to TurboTenant. It handles leases, invoices, even rent reminders automatically. I still deal with the occasional headache, but at least I don't have to micromanage every payment or argument anymore
Replacement is a big deal, but it's not as miserable as you might think. The surgery itself is straightforward if you're with someone who specializes in shoulders only. What matters most is following the post-op protocol to the letter.

I was hesitant too, but after finally doing it I realized I should've gone sooner. If you're looking for reassurance, I'd say get a consultation with this Dallas shoulder doctor who focuses solely on these surgeries, they'll lay out the risks versus the long-term benefit.
I had to move a decent chunk USD ? EUR a while back. Banks were a nightmare with hidden charges. I ended up splitting it up and using Ria Money Transfer a few times, not perfect for huge amounts in one go, but reliable and a lot cheaper.

re: I loved the Tetris movie

Posted by tigahgurl on 10/1/25 at 11:44 am to
Yeah, I felt the same way. Didn’t expect much going in but it nailed that mix of tension and fun. The Cold War backdrop with the game licensing drama was way more entertaining than I thought it’d be. Taron Egerton carried it hard too, dude’s got serious range.
Southern Spain + Morocco is a great combo. My advice: spend 3–4 days in Seville, at least a night in Tarifa, and then do Tangier as either a long day trip or overnight. Transportation is simple, but if you want it seamless look into Guided Spain Tours so you can just focus on enjoying it.
Feel bad for the local business guy. Feeding kids and then getting stiffed is a bad look all around.

re: Tamahka Trails or Kosati Pines

Posted by tigahgurl on 9/22/25 at 11:50 am to
Played both, I’d go Tamahka if you want a little less crowded and easier pace. Kosati’s great too, just depends if you want the challenge.
Check out the clever fundraiser at Brusly Elementary, where they are requesting donations to take down the Alabama flag before the game. LINK