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Head to Abruzzo in Whitefish! Last year saw him here: thirtyeightwhitefish.com

Sounds like neck injury. Hope he’s ok https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45812633/dolphins-bayron-matos-stable-condition-remains-hospital

Sedona is great. We did a big loop out west starting and ending in Vegas when the wife was pregnant. Did Glen Canyon dam, couple days at the South Rim then headed to Sedona for a few nights. We stayed at Enchantment Resort and did the nearby hike to the Boynton Canyon vortex. It’s a very unique / powerful feeling. Hard to describe.

Without getting into too much detail, we’ve learned the hard way that life can throw you a rude awaking for some of the plans you’ve dreamt up for later in life. We’ve made the mutual decision to retire as soon as we can, and we should be able to in 13-15 years at a relatively “young” age. Doesn’t mean we’d necessarily be done working, it would just be totally on our terms (consulting, owning a business, etc) We’ll definitely be part of the split time / combo group and already have 2 in place. We’re very well established with friends and family in Columbus OH so we’ll always have something here even if it means downsizing to a condo or something. Our other main spot will be Whitefish, MT. We bought a condo there just over 4 years ago and do the Airbnb / short term rental thing. It generally pays for itself and we already get out there 4-6 times a year to ski in the winter, hike in the summer and sometimes do some work and just enjoy the small town vibes and great mom & pop small businesses in spring or fall. It’s truly a breathtaking area. We just got back from a short weekend trip and had an amazing time. We actually ran into and chatted with Lindy Ruff for the second straight summer, as he has a place there (probably much nicer than our 2 bed / 2 bath 1000 sq ft condo 😂) We will follow our son to some extent as he’s our only child so we’d get something nearby depending on where that is. Also depending on what that looks like, we’d maybe get something small in a warm/ beach climate of Florida or Carolina’s. Fun to think about it all, and no matter how it shakes out for anyone on this thread, I hope all are able to enjoy some form of their vision for a meaningful amount of time!

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Saw them last year for the first time. She was incredible.

Benzos and THC work on totally different receptors and have completely different pharmacology so it’s entirely possible that you’d be sensitive to one and not the other. We also still don’t know a whole lot about how the endocannabinoid system interacts with other signaling systems so it’s also possible that you could be sensitive to both or neither. People can also be relatively unaffected by cannabis edibles but will get their doors blown off by smoking / vaping. Edibles undergo first pass metabolism when broken down by the body and as you’d imagine this process has significant individual variability. THC inhalation generally produces more “predictable” effects. Nothing earth shattering here but I always like to point out some of this stuff when people say “weed doesn't affect me” or “weed makes me paranoid”. I’d be willing to bet that by playing around with different types of products (different cannabinoid concentrations), dosages, and routes of administration, THC can still be a viable option for people looking for relief (even if it doesn’t seem that way at first). This is especially true for those who are cannabis naive and have only tried it a handful of times.

Try and edible with super low THC (like 2.5mg), high CBD (and other cannabinoids). Edibles are very “person specific” when it comes to their effect. This is about as low of a dose as you could go. If it still knocked you into La La land, I agree cannabis might not be a good option for you. Especially if it’s one of the hemp derived “farm bill compliant” THC beverages you see everywhere. The vast majority are not tested for potency and / or the labs running the analysis are pure trash. (Most of these beverages won’t have a COA)

Sounds like red helmets to me

The cup holders on 3 of my 4 season seats are gone. We started with only 2/4 being functional when I moved to those seats but we managed to deal with it for a number of years. Pats playoff game put us down to one and it’s actually fairly annoying.

Winter weather is hell on concrete

The seats under the overhang aren’t the only “covered” seats that went into the 60% number. A number of the other covered seats are lower level or club level “covered” by the level above. My new seats will be closer to the top of the section (currently row 109, sec 27 but will be row 31 in mew stadium) and we will be mostly covered by the upper deck canopy. During my sales pitch, I got to do the virtual tour and was able to “look” straight up. I think we’ll end up being much more comfortable in bad weather games in the new stadium. Haters gonna hate

How many teams actually use them now? I think you’d be hard pressed to find a single one that is closed sometimes and open others. Retractable roofs are dead. They’re not worth the maintenance. It’s dome or open air

Flew through Denver myself later last night. Glad nobody was seriously injured.