Shagbark has a room (actually 2 I think) that's separate. We did an event there and everything was excellent. Highly recommend.

Hmmm... Nothing too crazy. We do a lot of soups, salad with a protein on top, and all variations of wraps. Tortilla + protein + veggies +/- cheese.

Can't choose between Fat Rabbit, Sub Rosa, and Up All Night most of the time, so just been going to all of them regularly.

Otherwise, haven't been out to eat in the past 2 weeks, whoops.

With the potato broth?! So so good.

Maybe everyone already knows this, but I recently learned that Patient First does primary care. Your insurance has to cover them for primary care, not just urgent care, but mine does... I think I may do that.

Made this: https://smittenkitchen.com/2019/05/braised-ginger-meatballs-in-coconut-broth/ twice in the past 2 weeks!

Literally just saw that article. What a disaster that's gonna be.

Y'all are the best, thanks!!!

For what you describe, I'd look at the city neighborhoods along the south side of the river. Westover Hills, Stratford Hills, Oxford, Woodland Heights/Park, Southampton, etc.

Medical fellowship almost certainly = VCU

Of course! https://bonappetitbabyblog.com/2022/01/16/white-bean-tiny-pasta-soup/

It's basically pasta e fagioli, minus the tomato

Made my favorite soup this weekend - having for lunches this week. It's super easy and shouldn't be as good as it is with such few ingredients. Or maybe it's the nostalgia I'm tasting...

Anybody seen NYE accessories, like 2023 glasses or whatever, preferably kid-sized recently? Struck out at target and a couple dollar stores.

Bandy Field?

There's a lot of IT professionals in healthcare/at hospitals

Otherwise, there are actually tons of hospital-based jobs that don't require specific degrees... patient access reps, unit secretaries, patient transport, sterile processing, schedulers and other administrative assistants, EVS, dietary, supply chain, etc

Please Santa, no more sickness! In the past 6 weeks, my household has had the generic preschool crud, the flu, strep, and now a lovely GI bug.

I've always loved the James Center reindeer. It's like, a shadow of it's former self though. Anybody know what happened? And more importantly, how we can bring it back?!

This is amazing and something I definitely didn't know about!

I love Libbie Mill library, but it's not open til the afternoon on Sundays.

Side note, who wants to join me in my petition to have the libraries open normal hours on the weekends?!

Samesies. For a change of scenery, I check out a different box of tissues in a different room.

I grew up here and never went to Lewis Ginter for some reason, but a visit to the lights at least once is a must for us now.

If you wanna add more rage, Google how much health insurance companies profited during the pandemic. TLDR: a lot.

Got pulled over this summer. Mine was more than 6 months out of date. Genuinely hadn't noticed, but I don't think the believed me 🤦‍♀️