It's a legitimate question, but thanks for the downvote. I used to live in an apartment complex in western Henrico. There were tons of kids trick-or-treating on Halloween and it was a great opportunity to meet neighbors.

Do people not trick or treat in your own neighborhood?

Thanks! If I recall, I’m very close to your new office. We’re not too far from 301/Atlee Road. Feel free to stop by next summer when the garden is in full swing and I’ll drown you in Hanover tomatoes.

Highly recommend Maddy Armstrong.

She helped us navigate a challenging financial situation and still managed to get us below 5% on a 30 year mortgage.

We’re moving into our new house this morning. The movers are packing us up right now - https://imgur.com/a/Hr5vWtT

Office # 804-305-2344

I’ll DM you some info but our situation is somewhat unique.

We just moved into a new house on a couple acres in r/Hanover. After getting numerous quotes, we went with Fencescapes.

Highly recommended.

It’s small but it’s a nice market and everyone there is local. We usually grab coffee and breakfast at Ashland Coffee and Tea before shopping. Makes for a nice morning. There are only 2 more markets (this Saturday and next) before it closes for the season.

That’s one of the reasons we continue to support the r/AshlandVA Farmers Market. Everything sold there is grown within a fairly small radius. Reselling produce is not allowed.

The Biograph was the place to be. The Rocky Horror Show would get out of hand sometimes…in the best of ways.

So many hours spent in there wishing I had more money.

Mmm. The smell of urine in the doorways. The nostalgia hits hard.

For some of us, it’s not a choice. I wake up naturally around 4AM every morning and have been that way since high school. Even if I go to bed late, my brain just kicks into high gear in the early morning.

“The spaces in between leave room for you and I to grow.”

• Entres Nous, Permanent Waves, 1980, Rush

Alligators and owls both eat squirrel. I suggest you fill your attic with both.

I’m working on removing some tree of heaven and some Chinese privet from the rear of my property. It’s so satisfying to rip them out. Once I’m sure it’s gone, I’m going to plant some natives in the understory.

We close on our new house in 5 days. I’m going to procrastinate on packing today.

Edit: 3 hours later, after packing one box of baking supplies, my wife asked if I could make several batches of cookies for an upcoming event. THIS IS WHY I PROCRASTINATE!

> invasive plant removal

You’re a good person.

She and google maps are both wrong.

I'll second the recommendation for Vantre. Great guy, great surgeon. My wife has been through hell with her foot over the years and has had numerous surgeries.

Vantre was the only one to correctly identify the actual problem and, more importantly, solve it.