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suspiciousd1rt t1_j8e4rbs wrote
Splurge Bakery in Milburn delivers to the berkley heights area and it is really easy to order with their website. I had them make a wedding cake and wedding cookies and they were amazing quality/looks and also tasted amazing.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j6jvm3d wrote
Reply to Anyone know if the water in Springfield and Summit is considered hard or soft? by MerWinterCakeGiants
how long does it take to get soapy feeling out of your hair? soft - longer, hard - quicker.
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Reply to comment by JackyVeronica in Turkey vultures? (According to Google Lens...) @Short Hills by JackyVeronica
Yeah along with Red Tailed Hawks, vultures are all over Short Hills and the Chatham/Chatham Township Area.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j61je78 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Killer financial advisor in North NJ? by [deleted]
I'm sorry you are personally offended by my comment, if you are that good for your clients perhaps you should become a fiduciary.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j605eif wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Killer financial advisor in North NJ? by [deleted]
Just remember you do not need to rush into any decision. Make sure whoever you speak to is a fiduciary.
>NAPFA.org (The National Association of Personal Financial Advisors) NAPFA.org provides a database of financial advisors who have a fee-only structure and who are also fiduciaries.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j4dd6n9 wrote
Reply to Adopting/buying a dog by FinedaySunday-nopost
petfinder for adoptable dogs in your area
suspiciousd1rt t1_j1wl3o8 wrote
Reply to comment by metsurf in MVC to undo pandemic-era change at some locations. Lawmakers say it’s not enough. by storm2k
yes, it is a head scratcher
suspiciousd1rt t1_j1vzia8 wrote
Reply to comment by wishicouldcode in MVC to undo pandemic-era change at some locations. Lawmakers say it’s not enough. by storm2k
Overall my experiences at DMVs in the last two months I would rate as a B. I just did a name change and the Social Security office was the worst but not as bad as I thought it was going to be. The license DMV in Randolph, took 45 minutes total most of the time processing my application (I did go early on a Saturday, no appointment necessary for a name change), so not a lot of line waiting. The vehicle DMV in Springfield took me about 20 minutes total, super fast for registration and some of that time was me filling out the correct form.
The main issue I have is that the licensing center mails you your ID now, so I had to wait 2 weeks to get my license to then go to the vehicle dmv to change my registration.
I've had worse dmv experiences pre-pandemic. And it was not nearly as bad as waiting in line for a covid vaccine.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j1ho5iw wrote
Reply to comment by hammnbubbly in How are you guys preparing for US cyclone by [deleted]
Update: Power came back on at 9pm, so about 5 hours down. Before that though my neighbor had to run an extension cord to my house because his roll out generator was too cold to turn on and he needed electric for his sump pump to run. The wind also pushed our bbq over.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j1hnzak wrote
Reply to comment by SnooWords4839 in How are you guys preparing for US cyclone by [deleted]
My poor terrier mix needs a jacket at 45 degrees, so outside she's cold and confused as to why we're not walking. All I can say to her is "pee faster please".
suspiciousd1rt t1_j1famrp wrote
Reply to comment by hammnbubbly in How are you guys preparing for US cyclone by [deleted]
Morris County, there seems to power outages all over. JCPL estimates are after 6pm, but I do not think it's safe for the power guys to go out there and fix yet.
It's ok though, we have a generator, so if nothing else, my dog and I will be staying very toasty when we're not going outside for potty breaks.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j1f55lk wrote
Reply to How are you guys preparing for US cyclone by [deleted]
Very minor snow, mostly windy/icy.
Just lost power, we'll see how long it will take to get it back.
suspiciousd1rt t1_j0bi0hi wrote
takes about 2 weeks to get it in the mail if you purchased a new one
suspiciousd1rt t1_j08pnav wrote
Reply to comment by Outrageous_Highlight in Name change in Essex County by Outrageous_Highlight
ok then it sounds like he will need to go through the name change route. How to Ask the Court to Change Your Name - Adult njcourts.gov Here's a pdf i found that may be able to give you more information about it
suspiciousd1rt t1_j088ync wrote
Reply to Name change in Essex County by Outrageous_Highlight
So I just did a name change for marriage (maiden name to married name) and it was fairly easy. I did the social security office first, then dmv license, then dmv vehicle. Be aware that it takes time in between because neither the SS office nor the dmv will give you printed out cards, you will need to wait for the mail to come in. So for me the entire process took about a month.
I'm not sure about your husband, but where he was born shouldn't matter. It looks like the first thing you should do is reach out to your local town/county clerk's office to see if the marriage certificate should change first. I looked up hyphened names and this was what was suggested:
>If you are unsure, check with your county cleck offices (where you’ll apply for a marriage license) to see what last name change options are accepted in your state. Every state is different and the marriage name change options are constantly changing.
>When you’re applying for your marriage license, tell the county clerk that you would like to hyphenate your last name. This way, your marriage license will be filled out properly if it asks for your desired post-marriage last name.
>Once your wedding is complete, you will receive your marriage certificate which documents that you are your spouse are married.
>Your marriage certificate serves as your legal name change document which you will use throughout your entire name change after marriage process.
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Reply to comment by Dorko30 in Keep An Eye Out For The Asian Longhorned Tick In New Jersey by Objective_Reason_140
Also dont forget the lone star tick whose bite carries the chance for a a permanent meat allergy