The Mayor ,'End of Days'
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because of earthquake risk.
I would not assume that this is the reason the premium is higher. Or rather, it may be, but I wouldn't assume renter's insurance covers earthquakes unless it is specified. Homeowner's insurance doesn't cover earthquake, you need separate earthquake insurance for that. Just like you need separate flood insurance. In general, I tend to assume that if the insurers have deemed it a necessity, they will usually exclude it and ask you to pay extra for it.
Oh, Sparky, that sucks. I had forgotten about the pregnancy rhinitis (obviously blocked it right out because it was such a misery).
On the plus side, it was one of the very first symptoms to go away after delivery for me. I remember sitting in my hospital bed a few hours after Lillian's birth and thinking, "Huh. I haven't had to grab a tissue to stem the leaks from my nose in HOURS! Cool!"
Ooh, Sparky. You got to be the Heel of Karma. Feels so good--well, when you were right and didn't get listened to.
I can't brane today. I'm having family over on Saturday and making baked ziti, but I need ideas for side dishes. Any ideas?
I'm having family over on Saturday and making baked ziti, but I need ideas for side dishes. Any ideas?
Sauteed broccoli rabe. A nice salad. Some kind of greens anyway.
Green beans. My favorite.
TCG's step-mom is making a salad. I think only one or two people coming eat rabe or know what it is. Maybe spinach? They didn't eat green beans last time I made them.
Garlic bread.
I think only one or two people coming eat rabe or know what it is.
Well then it's something new for them to learn! I have no tolerance for picky eaters. As long as you are willing to eat the leftovers.
TCG's step-mom is making a salad.
Just some bread and you'll be fine. Baked ziti is a meal.
P-C, I'm gonna guess that your rental insurance is due to where you live more than anything. My rental insurance is $32 a month, or so, for $20,000, plus a separate small policy to cover my viola.
And sj, yes. Bread, and you'll be fine. Also? Stop worrying! You had so much food out the last time I was there, I was afraid I wouldn't be able to try it all!