OrangeDelicious4154
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_ja4sd5k wrote
Reply to comment by PlumDoggTrill in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
Haha I was out of town for 4 days over Christmas so that explains it! I hadn't realized I had such good timing with the weather, I usually prefer to stay home.
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_ja19r8f wrote
I haven't had to wear a winter coat at all this season, it hasn't dipped below freezing.
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_j9he6ab wrote
Reply to Is Pittsburgh a chain restaurant city? by thehofstetter
I wouldn't say so. There's some chains in the city downtown, North Shore, and down in Station Square, but generally way more local businesses. I feel like it's a lot harder to find fast food in Pittsburgh than most of the cities and to me that speaks volumes. I'm not looking for it (or any chain restaurant) though, so, maybe I'm just full of it.
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_j6ga4pu wrote
I need some Topo Chico.
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_j66qopg wrote
Reply to Infrastructure and Amenity Dreams by MWBartko
Expanded light rail into more relevant areas of the city and surrounding counties.
High speed rail to other major metropolitan areas.
A community market downtown a la Faneuil Hall.
More mixed-use in our high rise buildings.
Public music art!
Put something in the lot next to PPG Arena. Please?
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_j3zukke wrote
Reply to From Florida to Pittsburgh : Is $100,000 home budget in Pittsburgh on disability income feasible? by [deleted]
I think you will really struggle with your budget. You would need to look at surrounding counties.
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_j2chrcw wrote
Reply to Fencing in pgh by DJcoco1
I took introductory classes at Corsair Fencing Club (foil) and Steel City Historical Fencing (longsword) last year and would recommend both!
OrangeDelicious4154 t1_ja4uaa3 wrote
Reply to Why are there ZERO Eat n Parks in the city? by Shank_
Demographic shifts in the city due to a variety of factors (not the least of which is rising rents) has pushed out those who typically frequent lower cost restaurants like Eat'n Park - families. The COVID-19 Pandemic also radically changed food service. Less places are open late, and the industry is still suffering staffing shortages. The chain is still alive and well in the suburbs as far as I can tell.