I confess that I do that once in a while. Back in April I again took I-64 to I-95 but went north almost to Richmond, Virginia then I-85 to NC 70, back home. That was 320 miles. I did stop that time because my old ailing innards will not let me go that long without a pit stop.
I like the tourist traps off of I-95 driving through Georgia. Stores sell GA, peaches, jams, jellies , homemade food items from GA. I think near the GA/SC border on I-95 Southbound there has been for a number of years small homemade signs posted high on trees advertising moonshine off of the interstate. . Homemade illegal moonshine made by locals is so potent it can wreck your insides . I've not gotten to see and buy it in GA but it seems like GA cops are not to concerned since the advertising signs are still posted .
Is there a way to get them to sponsor you to come to the US to find a job? Or do you have to have a job before you can get a visa? My husband used a fiance visa I think, which has different rules, so I'm not sure how it works when you want just want to immigrate for work.
Thanks! Yes, E's and my food was really good...I'm thinking DH got food poisoning though. Poor guy sounds miserable.
I think we have been maybe 25 miles from home but no further.I'm not sure we've even been that far from home since then
These temps would not be safe for the drivers with rear wheel drive vehicles. But in TX, is unique but where it feels like 95-100 degrees daily all summer long. I was in San Antonio during a summer and I was melting.
It has been my experience that nothing, not rear wheel drive, not front wheel drive and not four wheel drive is safe on ice. You have no control on ice and physics take over. Momentum, force and many other incontrollable situation will dictate where you are going to end up be it at home or in a ditch. Front wheel drive is safer on snow as is four wheel drive, but that also depends on the driver and the speed used.
Go figure. Ours has maybe as much food as Walgreens.
We got our flu shots first week of October.I've been gone so much in the year of CoVid thanks to remote work...
Which has been nice, especially for my poor asthmatic lungs that don't like Maryland air. I had to get my flu shot in SC because I downright couldn't breathe up here.
Dang.. that looks really nice. I really miss having shrimp pizza. Might sneak to get one next weekend even if it costs an arm and leg XD
As far I know.. nope, they can only "recommend" me to a job, but not sponsor.
Yep. They have a food section at their store. They do have sales on food in the sale paper including ribs at times.
DD companies Storm Duty was called up but not for here. Off to Virginia.
I did find out my parents did a have couple Disney things for Valentine's Day. I was told my dad gave my mom a Dumbo Valentine's day card and had their meal while listen to Epcot music on Youtube.
I worked for a whole sale meat broker at one point in my very early 20s while waiting for a specific position after college. Learned a great deal about quality of meats that I took with me through life Beyond taste. Organic, grass fed. Also meat is graded and certified. Some people,care about what the given creatures are raised eating And drinking. Personal choices.
Heard millions could be without power also.I hope you continue to heal but there's nothing wrong with resting and making those boys wait on you!Saw your post about the snow and that's icky, we are going to have -36 to -40 windchills this weekend.
