u/SnapCrackleMom

Let's fucking goooooo this woman is my hero

I use Clinique High Impact washable mascara. I try to just buy it when it's on sale, but a drugstore alternative would be great.

Looking for something that will wash off with regular face wash (I use Vanicream Gentle Facial Cleanser) without requiring an additional makeup remover product.

Looking to get estimates for design and at least partial installation of a fairly small rain garden. We also need a percolation test. I have a list of recommended companies from the Watershed Stewards Academy but I'd love to know who people have used and if you had a good (or bad) experience.

Sorry, I know this sub is probably getting slammed with these requests.

Looking for a recommendation for an air purifier for a split foyer, open kitchen-dining-living room space that's approximately 4000cf of air volume.

East Coast of the US (Maryland). We have central air and I change the filter regularly. I dust regularly and we have hard floors that I vacuum (hepa filter)/dry mop/mop regularly.

Filtration needs:

- once a year "smoke season" that seems to be the new normal.

- pollen

- 2 cats

- asthma

Edit: would prefer something quiet. My husband wears hearing aids and background noise doesn't help.

Budget: $300? More concerned with effectiveness. The wildfire smoke isn't nearly as bad here as more northern areas but it's still setting off my asthma.

I don't mind building something, but I'm not sure I could keep my cats from clawing exposed filters on the outside.

Thanks!

There are multiple verbs that mean "to remove," including *quitar,* *sacar,* *eliminar,* *retirar,* and *extirpar.*

If the context is, "do you want us to remove this ivy?" which one should I use? The ivy that is growing on the side of my neighbor's shed, so it's removing from a vertical surface.

My best guess is "¿Quiere que le quitamos este hiedro?"

As far as I know he's still on the ballot in the primary.

>In a ruling issued Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court of Maryland removed embattled Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court Judge Marc Knapp from office, effective immediately.

>A Maryland ethics commission recommended the probate judge be removed in an opinion published in March. In its opinion, the commission said Knapp “embarrasses the Maryland judiciary.” The Supreme Court, in its ruling, called Knapp’s misconduct “egregious.”

Hi, I'm fairly new to Maryland. I have a doctor's appointment coming up at Green Spring Station/Timonium. It'll be mid-day so rush hour isn't a factor.

Google maps suggests 97N to either 695 East 895 to a bunch of things or 695 West. They're about the same amount of time (about an hour). Is one route less stressful driving than the other? Is there another route you'd suggest?

Thanks so much.

Edited bc it's not really 695 East.

Edit 2: I think I'm gonna drive to Glen Burnie and take the light rail to Timonium, and then a quick Lyft to the doctor. It's a follow up for spinal/neck surgery and I have enough problems without my neck muscles tensing up all around Baltimore. Really appreciate everyone's input! People in Maryland are so nice.