I just wear all the free dry-fit t-shirts I got from running races. Built up a nice collection over the years. Never actually bought a running shirt.
Looks like a lot of the closed ones start 6/3.
7-11 at Lamar/51st, although I can't verify it's working right now. It was my go-to for years. I went ahead and bought one off Amazon for like $30 that plugs into the cigarette lighter and is sufficient.
It's delicious which is why it's such a danger around pets.
Royal blue have $6 burger on Tuesday ( Congress )
The veggie burger is also $6 and made with black beans and quinoa. It's really good and substantial. I always get it with mustard, jalapenos, and all the other veggies.
I read it the same way!
When I first moved into my house it took them almost two weeks to get me the trash can. But they said I can leave the bags out with a note saying that there is "no trash can and the people on the phone said I could leave these out with no charge". I actually did that since they told me to, and they took all of it and never billed me extra. I never put more than what a normal can would hold either, since clearly if I had a ton it wouldn't work out.
Gold's Gym downtown is still normal. Just people doing their workout with the occasional person filming themselves on their phone, presumably for form checking since they aren't talking into a microphone.
Or at least that's what the 6-9am crowd is like. Just people here to workout and leave.
Wait until season tickets get released to general ticket holders in august. Then people can list the games they don’t plan on attending. Season tickets were sold out this year so I anticipate very little face value tickets will be available through UT.
P Terry's veggie burger is pretty good for a drive through.
Royal Blue also has an in-house made veggie burger (black bean and quinoa based) for $6 on Tuesdays only at the Congress location. It's not worth a special trip and the rest of their convenience store items are overpriced, but if you are already downtown it's substantial and all topping including cheese and jalapenos are included in the price. I used to eat this weekly when it was $5.
Disclaimer, I'm not vegetarian but I don't eat beef.
Mid-2000's internet loved remixing the Liberty Medical and Oatmeal commercials he did. Classic 240p Youtube right there.
The part of the greenbelt that I recommend hiking would be going from the parking lot off 360 and then head "left"/south/west. It will get less an less crowded the further you go, and then you can either head southwest to the Violet Crown Greenbelt (i.e. towards the Best Buy on google maps) or head "north" towards the more popular parts of the trail that includes Twin Falls/Sculpture Falls. You will see a lot more people there since when there is water, people often hang out and swim. Three has been a lot more rain here recently so it might not be as dry as usual during a drought but I also can't comment on the water quality since a lot of it is runoff.
Sounds like a terrible company, but at least they are being upfront and transparent on what the charges are for various issues on move out. Not saying the costs are reasonable or that "normal wear and tear" shouldn't cover a lot of these, but at minimum they are letting you know how they are going to price gauge you.
Just lower the humidity. Once the wind came in yesterday that was a huge relief.
And get the air quality back up once the fires are done.
This is also how I feel about late night talk shows and SNL. I'll watch the highlights on youtube when Reddit links me there, but I can't commit to it as a daily ritual. Who has the time!
"Why don't I remember this dog?"
I'm seeing a lot of sushi posts on Reddit today. Seems like Big Fish is up to something. Something delicious.
I've heard this about slices of lemon and lime too.
I'm in 78721 and I feel like there are less than their used to be. We took in 2 strays that showed up at our back porch over the last few years, and there is one more I see walking around sometimes that looks like it could be their brother, but he seems healthy and doesn't approach.
I used to see them more frequently on my cameras at night, or occasionally at the glass door looking in at my cats. It seems like far more people are getting their cats spayed/neutered and there are less strays. At least in this area (Springdale/12th).
When I first came to the neighborhood there was a house that always had 10-15 cats living outside it, very friendly and seemed well fed, but definitely were not being spayed/neutered and were definitely reproducing. That seems to have gone away though. I do see a lot of TnR clips when I see roaming cats, so maybe somebody got them taken care of.
I went for a run around Town Lake this morning and the air quality was so poor and it was so humid, I had to stop for water twice during a run I usually don't typically stop for water. It was miserable, even compared to running in the heat in the afternoon last Sunday.
Then I went outside at noon to get lunch, and wow was it so much more comfortable.
I'm too lazy to type out the joke, but "Wow, look at the "S" car go!"
Tickets are going to be expensive for that one though.
Hulu Live TV has all the local channels. But you're better off getting them OTA if you are in range, there is less delay.
I assume for BA, you connect in London, but for Delta it's in the US? And then ??? for Virgin? My preference is to do the connection in the US, so that when I am leaving I get the short hop out of the way, and then the long overnight flight gets me to my final destination. On the return, it's usually a daytime flight, so I don't mind the short hop being at the end.
I often go AUS->DFW->??? and that works best for me since I am usually on AA or AF. I've never flown the three airlines you listed though. But I would probably lean towards Delta given how much they have made AUS a focus city and you are likely to have more options for the short domestic flight if your returning longhaul gets delayed for some reason.
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