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Best fresh/healthy options

Healthy means different things to different people, but I figure people generally get what I mean. I am visiting soon and although I wish i could rich, heavy foods at every meal, my body just can't hang. What are your favorite non-chain spots for lighter, fresh, balanced, and vegetable-forward options? I love thoughtfully crafted dishes of any kind. Seafood is great, as is anything that prioritizes seasonal produce :)

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u/Embarrassed_Test_253 — 3 days ago
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so I guess don't meet up with strangers but anyone wanna grab lunch

In my mid twenties and visiting at the end of the month. Would love to make some friends!

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u/Embarrassed_Test_253 — 4 days ago

Pitch Your Favorite Grocery Store

I love grocery stores and always explore them when I travel. I'd love to hear about local's favorite grocery stores or grocery store stacks (the different stores you pop into for specific things) and why!! I will be staying in Rittenhouse Square but will have a car too.

The Philly trip is part of an east coast road trip :)

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u/Embarrassed_Test_253 — 27 days ago

Reflective Essay Help

Hi! I'm working on an assignment where we are supposed to reflect on areas of improvement and professional development based on AASL's Library Evaluation Checklist and a few articles about exemplary school librarianship.

I can write about these concepts easily, but I'm struggling with the structure and tone of an essay about how I want to improve. It just seems kind of boring. I wouldn't want to read someone regurgitate library standards and name how they can do better, but that's the assignment.

If anyone has any tips for how to approach this assignment, anything is helpful. It's only 1500 words.

Thank you!

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u/Embarrassed_Test_253 — 1 month ago