It’s a sort of love letter to the city. For all its complications and complexity, it means home more fiercely to folks there. The story reflects that, and would likely be popular with the “Pittsburgh diaspora” - the kind of folks who drive 50 miles out of their way for a Steelers game.

Our twin Maine Coons will be 7 in April. Clearly, living at our house with all the treats, toys and snuggles is mid, at best.

There’s some tough parts, but it’s ultimately hopeful. Frankie (the MC) is the hero we need right now because he doesn’t let the world’s cruelty make him mean.

Bluesky - where people know how to use your/you’re/to/two/too.

Like any good Gen Xer, it was “Flowers in the Attic,” followed by all the sequels. And my mother had NO IDEA what in was in those books until much later. 🤭

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We had the same thing happen to us. Another company bought SafeAuto and Jason’s policy got temporarily cancelled because we didn’t sign some form they never sent us, WHILE taking our full payment & sending ins cards. Trying to get someone at PennDOT was impossible. The whole thing was ridiculous.

The Orange Cheeto and Weird Burrito burn through investor money and bankrupt themselves or backers multiple times but tell a 60k/yr climate scientist with two degrees she doesn’t have a “real job.” To them, basically any profession that doesn’t deal with money or investments isn’t a “real job.”

Wait. What? You’re connected to this?! Amazing! So eager to see if this solves the case after all these years.

I mean, who couldn’t draw parallels between this and what’s gonna happen when he lets all the J6 nutters out of the pen?