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If you like hospital dramas The Pitt is probably the best I have seen. Keeps me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Can't go wrong with any of the above recs as well. HBO is expensive but well worth it in my opinion.

I have never actually fired anyone but I'm pretty sure I got someone fired for being an arsehole to another co-worker out in the open in front of patients. Told him to go home and never saw him again.

Been there once. Ponchatoula Pub had $1.50 Busch Lites. Highly recommend. Got nothing for you other than that!

My wife and I have gone a few times in the last 5-6 years and we have stayed at Pop Century and we love it. The kids love the big characters and it has a huge pool. It also has access to the skyliner which is a great way to get to Hollywood Studios and Epcot. I fully disagree that Epcot is a waste of time for young kids. There are a lot of shows that they will enjoy and there are kid friendly activities at each country as well. And they have great food in Epcot as well. I think every park is worth going to and spending at least two days in Magic Kingdom is a must IMO. I do not think the dining plan is worth it with kids. They do not eat enough to make it worth it. We always get the Lightning Lane upgrade that allows you to skip lines. I don't want to drop at least $5k and then spend my time waiting in long lines. It takes more planning and you'll be on your phone more booking your next ride but it's absolutely worth it to me. I'd watch a youtube video on how it works ahead of time because it is quite complicated but worth it. My wife is a Disney lover and went a lot as a kid and she has gotten me on board. As much political nonsense Disney has done lately Disney World is basically free of all that. Let me know if you want anymore recs and I'll do my best to help out!

I cannot remember how old I was but I was probably 9-10 and my dad and I were driving home from our annual 4th of July gathering with the window down listening to patriotic music and watching our town's fireworks out the window. First time I remember feeling a true sense of pride about my country and feeling appreciative that I lived in this country. There have been plenty other times of course but that one really sticks out to me. Give me your best! :usa: :cheers: :usa:

We were planning to stop in Atlanta and do the aquarium but it's during the World Cup and their Juneteenth celebration. Hotel prices are insane and don't really want to be in Atlanta with all that going on so we found a hotel in Dahlonega. Plan to hit the Cabbage Patch hospital for the kids and go to Helen as well before heading to Blue Ridge.

Going to Blue Ridge at the end of June but spending a night in Dahlonega and need a good casual dinner spot that’s kid friendly. Any suggestions are appreciated! TIA

Wife and I went to St. Thomas in the USVI's for our honeymoon almost 9 years ago. It was fantastic, but I would recommend staying on St. John over St. Thomas. The beaches are much prettier on St. John and it's not as commercial. We rented a jeep and stayed at a private villa. We are not much on the all inclusive resorts. We had a fantastic time and are wanting to go back with the kids as soon as they are old enough. We did a day sail that took us to varying snorkel and scenic stops. They have plenty of things like that to do and hiking as well. If you want more info on the place we stayed and where we ate let me know. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a tropical honeymoon.

I'm a PT and my best advice is just give it time. 6 weeks out from a TKA is nothing. I know it feels like an eternity to you but for how traumatic of a surgery you just had, it's no time. It's fairly common to still have swelling even 6 weeks out. Also, the lack of full extension is normal too. You want to get it as good as possible because that affects how you walk and stand. I hope you are going to PT religiously. I know I'm biased but it really is extremely important. Also, work on things at home. Prop your knee up and work on extension at home. Put a few pillows under your ankle with nothing under your knee and let it hang for 10 minutes at least twice a day. I would still ice it and elevate it as well if it's still swelling. My dad was about your age when he did his and he is overweight and he had great results. Just give it time and be very consistent with PT and working it at home.

Thou shall take the garbage to the road twice a week. If not, thou shall grow up be a worthless human being and will end up working on the garbage truck instead of just taking the can to the road.

Would be end of May/beginning of June. Good thoughts though. I think we are leaning towards Boston but if people overwhelmingly said Charleston then I will do some more research.