I honestly can put down a whole bag of plain Middleswarth. I know everyone likes the BBQ but it’s just not a flavor I’m fond of.

You're taking me seriously when you're the one who suggested he'd be trying a criminal case in court? Time to chill a bit.

Considering how incompetent the higher managers at both mine and my husband’s company seem to be, sure.

after 4-5 weeks I believe? From just tripping while walking.

I wouldn’t normally seek out someone with an MBA to represent me at a criminal trial.

If you want pretty rural but with a community, you could look at Lycoming County. There are a couple LGBTQ+ groups that have regular meetings and events, last year they held the first PRIDE event at the fairgrounds, etc. There’s still your local rednecks around but it’s much more welcoming than what the urbanites would like to paint it. You could easily get a nice acre or two on your budget. Worth a visit anyway.

If you want to take some further trips, look into Longwood Gardens, which is absolutely amazing.

I saw Aviation mentioned, you may want to check out the Piper Museum in Lock Haven, particularly for a schedule of fly-in events.

Find a cave or two to explore. Penn's Cave is a boat tour, but there are others that are fun walking tours. Also consider a coal mine tour if history is interesting to you.

I second looking into Harrisburg Univ concert schedule, they have a bit of everything and year-round as well. I'd say most attendees aren't even college aged at most of the shows.

Carlisle area has a ton of car-related events and museums. I'm not even "into" cars but I enjoyed that a lot.

water and wawter is the one kids at school will fight over!

Not sure but I think so. I thought it was a NJ or NY thing

cot is still cot, but caught is cawt

Clinton County

All I smell is skunk and manure. No residues. North-central PA.

I'll have to look that one up. I'm more of a food person than a drink person so I find myself at the Rusty Rail or Elk Creek more often, although Lewisburg itself has a lot of great places to eat as well!

Nice! I live almost 2 hrs away so I only go when there’s a “must see” show. Used to find myself there quite a bit but the types of shows they’ve been having aren’t quite the same so I haven’t been making the trip lately, unfortunately. One of the best shows I ever went to was in “The Living Room” right next to (and I guess part of?) The Sherman. That was pretty wild.

192 IS an awesome motorcycle ride (I live about 30 min west of Lewisburg) but you have my curiosity up because I don’t know what bar you’re talking about so I feel like I’m missing out.

Agree! Anyone who says otherwise has never ventured off of 15.

The Sherman Theater perhaps? I have been there so many times. Lucky you can walk there because trying to get decent parking is awful!

So, like 20 years ago?

St John Neuman in Williamsport is respectable, but very small. The north part of Lycoming County may have enough "mountain" for you.

thing is, I actually used to live in GA and I don’t remember ever having to go anywhere to re-register a vehicle, so I’m assuming we did it by mail. that was before widespread internet usage, so a long time ago. When I lived in KS you actually did have to go in-person to re-register and get their ridiculous “inspection” though.

You can’t renew your registration online in GA?

Look into Jenkintown, Abington, Roslyn. All near train stations, not much nightlife, sleepy little towns.

It’s definitely my kind of place, I’d rather be near the trails in the woods than a Wegman’s or a Wal-Mart.

that’s pretty metro, our grocery store only takes cash and it’s run by Amish

SE? because up this way we had -8 with a real feel of -35 for a couple days and that was enough winter for me!