I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter - but I am also slow as fuck these days.
you should grill some wings this weekend.
I’m not a doctor and I have zero knowledge of your medical history but this also sounds like it could be a trapped/compressed lower spine nerve thing. You drive a lot right? You’re even older than me (hard to believe
) Classic reasons for some. I would try and be sure you are flexing that lower back properly and don’t have a pinchy issue before blaming electrolytes.
Over use. I have had shit loads of wheelchair transports lately. It's faster to do high step one legged squats to get up onto the raised lift platform and push the client inside for securement vs walking around to the side climbing in and pulling them in. I just need to remember to switch off legs each time to even the load.I’m not a doctor and I have zero knowledge of your medical history but this also sounds like it could be a trapped/compressed lower spine nerve thing. You drive a lot right? You’re even older than me (hard to believe
Wtf is so difficult to understand? We are talking rigs than can be 80K lbs loaded, coming down sustained grades. Is it incomprehensible to think you might have a brake malfunction and not want to send it off the side of a mountain through a local town?
#dislike due to lack of invite.
i did see a dumb ass bury their camry in one when i first moved to colorado....in the age before smart phones were a thing....
Judging by the wagging tail and licks Charcoal the lady's man puppy seems to care more for @Heidi than me...
i would not mind following him to his favorite camp site and smearing his tent with peanut butter and honey while he slept...Judging by the wagging tail and licks Charcoal the lady's man puppy seems to care more for @Heidi than me...
#ImNotBitter
Rained holy buckets yesterday so I hope that helps fire containment.
Meanwhile on the internet water is wet..
Californians are arriving in Montana in droves. But they're not welcome.
Recent transplants have learned not to say they moved from California when people ask.www.sfgate.com
#FuckYourFeelings...
“Part of me is annoyed that [locals] even care. Why are they special for just being born here? Because I've lived in so many different places, I don't feel like a Californian. That was just part of my life,” Craigie said. “I think I'm still navigating the best way to handle that conversation.”
The couple had already planned to move from SoMa to Bozeman when the pandemic hit, hoping to take advantage of the city’s proximity to outdoor activities and lower cost of living. While they love the city, they said the transition wasn’t ideal, since it was hard to meet people during the pandemic. They wish they’d bought a house right away, instead of signing a lease to rent. In Bozeman, the median sales price of a home has increased 25%, and just a few months ago, they put an offer on a house, only to be immediately outbid by a cash offer. They have now decided to just wait it out another year.
“There’s a ton of anti-California sentiment in the area, especially from the all-cash buyers coming in...I do feel awful that if I do buy a home I’m taking it from like a teacher or a firefighter and some people can’t afford to live here anymore,” Craigie said. “I feel like I'm contributing to the problem, but I kind of felt that way in San Francisco too.”
Yeah - like a lot of places in the West, I don't think that the problem is the people moving there to become "new locals"... I think the main problem is:Judging by the wagging tail and licks Charcoal the lady's man puppy seems to care more for @Heidi than me...
#ImNotBitter
Rained holy buckets yesterday so I hope that helps fire containment.
Meanwhile on the internet water is wet..
Californians are arriving in Montana in droves. But they're not welcome.
Recent transplants have learned not to say they moved from California when people ask.
#FuckYourFeelings...
“Part of me is annoyed that [locals] even care. Why are they special for just being born here? Because I've lived in so many different places, I don't feel like a Californian. That was just part of my life,” Craigie said. “I think I'm still navigating the best way to handle that conversation.”
The couple had already planned to move from SoMa to Bozeman when the pandemic hit, hoping to take advantage of the city’s proximity to outdoor activities and lower cost of living. While they love the city, they said the transition wasn’t ideal, since it was hard to meet people during the pandemic. They wish they’d bought a house right away, instead of signing a lease to rent. In Bozeman, the median sales price of a home has increased 25%, and just a few months ago, they put an offer on a house, only to be immediately outbid by a cash offer. They have now decided to just wait it out another year.
“There’s a ton of anti-California sentiment in the area, especially from the all-cash buyers coming in...I do feel awful that if I do buy a home I’m taking it from like a teacher or a firefighter and some people can’t afford to live here anymore,” Craigie said. “I feel like I'm contributing to the problem, but I kind of felt that way in San Francisco too.”
And yet what do I hear every time someone complains about the cost of living being too high in their area?Judging by the wagging tail and licks Charcoal the lady's man puppy seems to care more for @Heidi than me...
#ImNotBitter
Rained holy buckets yesterday so I hope that helps fire containment.
Meanwhile on the internet water is wet..
Californians are arriving in Montana in droves. But they're not welcome.
Recent transplants have learned not to say they moved from California when people ask.
#FuckYourFeelings...
“Part of me is annoyed that [locals] even care. Why are they special for just being born here? Because I've lived in so many different places, I don't feel like a Californian. That was just part of my life,” Craigie said. “I think I'm still navigating the best way to handle that conversation.”
The couple had already planned to move from SoMa to Bozeman when the pandemic hit, hoping to take advantage of the city’s proximity to outdoor activities and lower cost of living. While they love the city, they said the transition wasn’t ideal, since it was hard to meet people during the pandemic. They wish they’d bought a house right away, instead of signing a lease to rent. In Bozeman, the median sales price of a home has increased 25%, and just a few months ago, they put an offer on a house, only to be immediately outbid by a cash offer. They have now decided to just wait it out another year.
“There’s a ton of anti-California sentiment in the area, especially from the all-cash buyers coming in...I do feel awful that if I do buy a home I’m taking it from like a teacher or a firefighter and some people can’t afford to live here anymore,” Craigie said. “I feel like I'm contributing to the problem, but I kind of felt that way in San Francisco too.”
You're not wrong... but what I believe a lot of communities are going to realize is that having single-family homes that are dedicated to STR's *is* the problem in the short/medium term. And that is likely what is going to be addressed in the short/medium term. I suspect that more communities are going to implement bans on STR for SFH.And yet what do I hear every time someone complains about the cost of living being too high in their area?
"Well maybe you should just move to a place that has a lower cost of living."
So they do. And inevitably, the locals will always bitch and moan. As if the "move to a lower cost of living" thing can't or shouldn't apply to them.
Hate to say it, but being born in an area doesn't make you special or give you some innate right to it.
And this isn't just an issue in trendy areas either. We as a country need relaxed zoning laws to allow more condos/townhomes/apartments.
I mean... I get your point, but 300 LTR couldn't *hurt* the housing shortage.
A certain demographic of people with mountain houses they STR most of the year are gonna be so upset with you for saying that.
Gotta keep up with the Jonesesess.
But quite a few of those STR owners are new to BZN buyers (i.e. they didn't buy in cheap enough that LTRs pencil out... so they're "stuck")
Seems like implementing a STR ban on these properties would, perhaps, burst the bubble in the immediate area?
