We will be at Great Stirrup Cay in August, and I want to spend a little time on the island, but not enough to justify renting a cabana. We'll be on Getaway and the only ship there that day. Are there a decent amount of shady spots to sit outside without renting a cabana/Vibe/clamshell?
I've used the "notify me" tag several times over the past couple of years, but it was usually for fairly recent books or books in a series. Most of the time, they end up available eventually. I didn't think it had anything to do with the Notify Me setting, since I thought the libaries' own "request" forms (whatever format they use for it) were the only way to actually request they purchase a specific book. Most of what I tag were just "would be nice to read if they happen to show up," so I didn't bother requesting it specifically through the library.
But about a month ago, I put a "notify me" tag on a very old elementary school-aged book (as in from the early 1950s, not like 10 years old :D). And yesterday, it became available via my local library.
I have a really hard time believing they just happened to decide to purchase a 74 year old book right at that same timeframe.
So now I'm curious - if they want to, can libraries see what their users tagged as Notify Me (or anything else, for that matter)?
Edit: I was going to call them since it seemed to be a glitch but decided to try one more time and it processed just fine. So, guess it was just one of those glitches all the cruise line apps seem famous for! Thanks, all!
We have the Free At Sea package and I was able to make reservations for our two included SD credits, which went to $0 in the cart and are showing on our itinerary.
I wanted to pay for one additional meal, so put in all the details, but it still shows $0 in the cart. Since it's $0, there's no way to enter a payment method. When I submit, it just errors out and says to check the payment method.
Is this normal if you want to prepurchase dining above what's in the package? I'd expected they'd happily take my money! 🤣
Okay, title is a little hyperbolic, but it's one of those things that ynab has done for me over the years.
I have a category for my life insurance which is charged quarterly, with a monthly target to fully fund it with every three months. While assigning funds, I noticed the balance looked higher than I expected and realized I never received my quarterly statement so hadn't paid it. 🤦🏻♀️ I still operate on paper for most of my non-monthly bills, so when the statement didn't show, it was totally out of mind for me until I noticed the category overage.
Since it was just a couple days after the due date, I was able to pay and go on my merry way with their grace period. Thanks, YNAB!
I almost missed catching this review milestone. Yikes, that's a lot of reviewing!
For moving within Chicagoland, any recent moving company recommendations or experiences? Relocating to the city from northern suburbs.
I had an a decent experience moving from the city here with a local company so am likely to go with them, but it's been a few years so wondered if anyone has more recent experience to share. (I know it's asked a lot, but it also can change so much that going through old posts isn't always helpful.)
