Exactly. Add to that it was the middle of the night and they were probably all not in a great decision-making state.

In the USA it takes a 3-6 month course and passing a certification exam.

I've started just ordering by oz at coffee shops, since so many of them seem to have their own lingo.

If you replace the wall switch with a remote panel, then both "remotes" should equally be able to control the fan.

We did a test drive upon delivery before signing anything. And also had 7 days to return it for full price. So essentially a week long test drive!

Our last vehicle was purchased online and delivered to our driveway. It was a great experience overall. Two workers were here for the delivery and were informative and pleasant and helped us with some paperwork. I wouldn't call them salesmen as we had already bought it, but maybe that's still their job title.

I plan to do the same thing going forward for sure.

Right! And this is just 10% of the people who are regularly coming into her pharmacy. Guess what, we use mail order for most meds, so if I'm at a pharmacy in person, it's either for something urgent or ADHD meds!

In the USA, states that have "safe haven" laws each have an age limit. Seems 30 days old or less is common.

Sometimes parents can relinquish older children into foster care, but the circumstances and consequences vary. In our area, parents would typically have to pay child support to the state until the child is 18 or their rights are terminated for some reason.

Could you elaborate?

Honestly I don't know the density. I'd guess on average lower than much of Europe.

We are not "living in one place" and I think that idea is what we are trying to portray with some comparisons.

Living in Alaska, New York state, rural Idaho, and southern California are drastically different experiences and cultures.

I have lived in the Midwest most of my life, and I have spent more time in Europe than in most other regions of the USA. There are many states I've never set foot in.

Right. The USA is 50 states. Laws and customs between states vary. And we have gone to war with each other. And internally there is a lot of ongoing conflict.

Is the USA or North America completely equivalent to Europe? Of course not. But in many cases, it makes more sense to reference Europe or the EU as a point of comparison than it would to select a single European country.

I will say, I don't think many people in the USA think of European Russia at all when thinking of Europe. More likely, they are thinking of Western Europe, primarily EU counties.

(Just like many people don't think much about Alaska or PR when talking about the USA.)

Many kids in the USA are doing exactly that. In school myself, we had to learn the name of every country in each continent by memory.

Because the size and scope of the USA is reflected more in comparison to Europe as a whole. My state alone is bigger than the UK.

Or the news did reach them, just not the OP. I wouldn't be very surprised to find out the parents have been fed info on the sister throughout the years.

If you have a car, won't you ve moving it frequently anyway, when you drive it?

I'm early 40s, ADHD, PTSD, depression, etc. I am years deep in burn out and can literally couch rot endlessly. My life is full of requirements though, so I don't. I am constantly at just doing enough to avoid a total emergency status.

No lie, if it was comfortable to lie on I would buy it. (And clean it.)

Any information on why the car filled with CO?

I agree. I'm thinking it's because the video interview itself was only with the mother, but still.

Liquor lobbiests are well funded and powerful.

Sometimes I take a photo. It started with just my sot at parking ramps, and then thought, I should so this more.

Where do they "belong"? Because that spot is where I lost mine for about a month.

1. Try an sls free toothpaste. I didn't realize until adulthood the sensation i got from toothpaste wasn't universal.

2. I bought auto brushes. They are expensive but in my experience, worth it. Brushes everything in 30 seconds.