Ooh I just changed my air filter for the house the other day!
Maintenance in general does seem to be something lacking in an age of disposable and easily replaceable items. Often times it is less expensive to replace vs repair, which is an upside down paradigm for sustainability...unless the retired item is recycled or repurposed.
Yeah, but by using precise language such as 'more than half a dozen' we can deduce that thr amoumt could be as little as half a fortnight and probably less than a football team or they'd have said it was a dozen or more.
I switched to vaping and thrn our vape shop introduced 0 nicotine mixes, think it is a B vitamin which gives a little boost (I forget the details). We were probably told when it happened but forgot or weren't really paying attention. After surviving uwitting withdrawal without murder we've been nicotine free since and I was even able to ditch the 0 nic vape pacifier.
My roommate did maintenance at a driving range and one day he found a chick without feathers on the ground. After giving the parents enough time to do something about it he brought it home and we raised Frankie ourselves. She would perch on my shoulder and play with my earrings. We'd leave the door open and she would fly around outside, but always came back.
That's one of the details in today's coverage that kept getting under my skin: identifying them as citizens as if that makes it worse.
The already egregious violations of multiple civil rights taking place up to and including the murder are the story, not the victim's immigration status.
If they were not a citizen they are still entitled to all civil rights granted by our constitution; the Bill of Rights makes no mention of citizenship as a condition for the rights enumerated therein nor does the word "citizen" even appear in the text.
If they are allowed to take away one person's rights, all of ours are forfeit.
This is an excellent comment. This isn't the image you reminded me of, but still helpful.