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I have a travel certificate from when I canceled a flight before COVID. It was set to expire next month, Sept. 2020 (12 months after it was issued). Went on United’s website, and it said all certificates are now valid for 24 months, so new expiration date is Sept. 2021. I called to ask if I had to complete travel by Sept. 2021. No, I just have to redeem it by then, so hoping to be in Maui in winter 2022. Go on Southwest’s website, or call. Also, if not possible to extend, ask if they can convert it to reward miles.

He's had a million names. Euromuscle was one of them.

I'm going to have to watch it. I especially liked at the very end of the trailer, when she's sifting through DVDs, a voice is heard saying "you guys made all these?", or something like that, then the other voice says "it put you through college".

https://www.corbinfisher.com/tour/trailers/acm-vince-2.html https://m4m-forum.org/threads/411-johnylong.154518/

Have shopped there less and less. Just before the pandemic, found same items cheaper on the retailer's website, so went that route. For me, they have become the retailer of last resort. What soured me is when, as a Prime member, I had to pay more for shipping than the cost of the face masks I purchased.

Don't think so, but he's played one on TV https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/423852/jaxton-wheeleer--dante-colle/

An old joke, back from the early 2000's, was if you buy a Jaguar, you need to buy two, so you have one to drive while the other is in the shop.

Not being a slave to routine, like watching the same shows at the same time, not going online constantly, at the same time every day, learning to say no to invitations without feeling guilty, not gambling as much, and most important, recognizing my flaws, and those that I have not gotten better at controlling.

I would take a look at an Impala, however as @Danny-Darko said, may be a bit over budget. Well rated. I would think it would be quite, and ride well on a long drive, and you have a choice of a fuel efficient 2.5 liter 4 cylinder, or a powerful 3.6 liter V6. Unfortunately for the Impala, it came out as people were shifting to SUVs vs. sedans, so a lot of them went into the rental fleets, which is good for you who doesn't want to buy brand new, and suffer the depreciation.

Good for you, but it's not for me. All I can do is imagine a rough ride, and then, a hemorrhoid popping out before I even got home from picking it up from the dealer.

I have no interest in Hertz, but with their bankruptcy, I would think there are some deals to be had. www.hertzcarsales.com

Extremely expensive. My neighbor said he had to pay $795.00 for a break job on his Q5, and that was at least four years ago.

I always check to see if cracked. Grab another carton to check if they are. If I go to use, and see one cracked, but not leaking because that clear layer just inside the shell is still intact, I still use them.

"Landscapers' Challenge" I think was the name of the show, or maybe "Curb Appeal"

I know retirement communities are extremely cautious, and should be, but reading this, I couldn't help but think it sounds like visitor day at a prison.

Tony Dow's grandson? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Leave_It_to_Beaver_Tony_Dow_1961.jpg

I once bought one of those 3 foot real trees they sell outside the Jewel (Albertsons) at Christmas time. I got it home, and put it up on a table while I dug out a box of decorations. About an hour later, I began to put on lights. Needles began to drop off like crazy. I shook it, and at least half fell off all over the table and floor. I fired off an email to Albertsons. The response was the usual corporate BS apology, along with comment about how there are sometimes mistakes in the “manufacturing process”. I responded that they clearly did not read my email, as some would say, only God can make a tree.

For some reason, I can’t post the link, but search 5277 for a thread.

That too.

Especially that. (besides some of the others listed, such as kissing)

Off all those mentioned, Mysterious Skin is the only one I saw. Thought it was a great movie. While I wouldn’t call it the best, I liked the web series “Hustling”, with Sebastian LeCause.

Cut my own hair too, back in early May. A couple of gouges around the ears, and a little uneven in back, but not too bad. Felt much better. They finally opened barber shops this month. I waited a couple of weeks because my regular barber decided to retire instead of returning, so the other guy in the shop was busy at first. Got my haircut last week. Much much better.

I remember my parents, and friends, many of the men who served in WWII, used to say Decoration Day. Our immediate family never did decorate a grave, maybe because my parents were immigrants, and my father was the first generation to serve in the US military during WWII, and they knew none who were buried, but I always liked the term rather than Memorial Day.

I believe it provides some comfort to, I guess in a way, reconnect. It's been almost 15 years since I visited an actual cemetery, because most of those I've lost were cremated, and ashes spread nowhere near I live. Over the years, infrequently, if I'm near, I've returned to a place where ashes were spread, just think of them for a bit. However, every few years, I travel back to our favorite place, where the one I loved ashes' were spread, to throw the flowers of a lei in the ocean. It's were I want my ashes.

Never been a fan of physical humor (e.g. Three Stooges), but I would have laughed at that, big time.