What day are you getting back? It supposed to be in the 40s again by Wednesday. There wasn’t that much snow.

I think it depends on the context. If OP said “ I’m heading south to get Costco rotisserie chicken,” I would know OP is traveling out of state. Most people don’t say “I’m heading south,” with no context.

I know. That is why I said head south. Assuming OP would buy other stuff beside rotisserie chicken a small road-trip might be worth it financially.

Head south to a Costco. Rotisserie chickens are $4.99 each.

The dogs are coming up from Kentucky. I’m going to guess a volunteer down there named the pup.

This is a rescue, Cross Your Paws, that is currently asking for people to foster or adopt these dogs.

Thank you.

I agree. I would foster or adopt if I could.

*** I’m not directly connected with this rescue, but wanted to share if anyone has been searching for a new puppy. Below is a post from their Facebook page ***

“🚨These are still looking for fosters or adopters for the emergency transport this weekend🚨

They went to the vet and loved the extra love and attention they received! The golden’s are extremely friendly and the others warmed up quickly and were begging for more pets and scratches. They are hoping to go straight to adopters but if not would love a foster home until their forever home comes along.

We are still waiting on pics of the the 20 others we will be getting! And then more after that, this will take a few transports. They have been living in cages so there isn’t much information on each dog other than what we have on the website.

BEFORE APPLYING PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND:

-These dogs have been living in cages together so they NEED another dog in the home. -They are NOT house trained. -They have NO experience on leash

• A fence is a plus, they would still need to be on leash in a fenced in area for safety until they are comfortable in their home. -A fence is not required but PLEASE understand you need to be very cautious when taking them out, double leashing will be very helpful. -They are flight risks and will take a little time to warm up and learn how to be a dog. They will need a lot of patience when learning to live inside and learning to love.

Please understand this will NOT happen overnight and it can take months before some dogs are comfortable and understand they are in their forever homes.

If you are interested in adopting or viewing our available dogs, please visit cross your paws.com “

Butterwood does have tables that look like you could work at a laptop at. Not sure about WiFi. I always get my cake to go.

Butterwood is cozy and has Victorian kind of vibe. Their cake is also amazing if you haven’t had it. The Abbey also might work for you. Those are the only two places I can think of in Lawrenceville.

I’d contact Sara’s Pets and Plants. They should be able to help.

There is a Millie’s next door if you want ice cream after dinner. There are also a few bars around there for before/after dinner drinks if that is your thing.

Love Driftwood, but I would not call them inexpensive.

Kate’s is the best!

Looks like Chantal’s has at least two kinds.

You can also order Kate’s Butter from Maine at Whole Foods. I grew up in Maine and it’s my favorite butter. They treat their cows really well. You can taste the difference between their butter and mass produced stuff.

Try contacting a Hungarian social club or church. There are a few different ones in the greater Pittsburgh area. They would probably know where you can get local lessons.

First Presbyterian Church was around back then, but they have built newer church structures since 1817.

UPMC Hillman is a great cancer center and if you need to go up to Boston there are direct flights.

Try to eat dinner anywhere after visiting Dachau. Visited 13 years ago and was physically ill, but I’d recommend that anyone in the area visit.

You’re welcome!

Is this a bad time for me to mention that I bought a 6 pack of Pumpkinhead in Pittsburgh for $7.99 😅

Hey, since you mentioned part time work, definitely look into UPMC financial assistance before signing up for Pennie. You might qualify, especially if you are a single person household.

“If a patient's income is at or below 30 percent of the federal poverty guidelines:

The patient is eligible for 100 percent financial assistance. The fees for UPMC services are completely waived. If a patient's income is between 301 and 400 percent of the federal poverty guidelines and they are uninsured:

The patient responsibility will be reduced to the current amount generally billed (AGB)”

Quick reference: 300% of the federal poverty guidelines for a single person is an income of $40,770 a year.

400% of the federal poverty guidelines for a single person is an income of $51,520 a year.