u/SubiSam

Any of my other fellow anxious friends going to be at O'Hare this Friday between 745am and 915am?

Coffees on me! I'm already a nervous wreck, I haven't flown in about 2 years, I normally chicken out and drive (IN to NYC) but doing the drive alone is getting tough.

I've really got to beat this fear, 2.5(ish) hours vs 12 hours sounds so much better.

I got my son the gray water shorts, it was my wrong assumption in color, but he wanted the orange. An hour after I ordered I emailed in asking to swap out gray for orange or to cancel my order, so I could just reorder, no luck. Anyways, I got them in today and wanted to start a return.

I searched in the group and a few people said that online credit is tough to use but doesn't give a reason why. Maybe they were using it on new drops? Anyone else have experience? I literally just want to swap them out gray for orange.

I'm actually going to the Manhattan store this weekend and wish they'd take returns in-store.

Hi everyone, I have never posted in here before and I really miss reading. The past few years I've listened to an audio drama, We're Alive, it's nothing I ever expected myself to love but I've driven from IN to NYC many times and I restart it each time I drive there.

It's about a group of survivors set in LA who go through a zombie apocalypse.

There is a great set of main characters who develop their own relationships with each other and themselves. A few of the male characters are from the military, and the others are just your every day members of society of all types (genders, race, education, profession, etc).

You learn about their past lives, love, and family. They go through grief of losing loved ones in the attacks, they learn new skills, fall in love, and some start families. It starts in LA and there is a lot of action that takes place on the coast. A part of me loves the story because of all the CA references and I spent a good part of seven years there.

There's a lot of physical action which I didn't expect to enjoy, a lot of science references when trying to understand how the zombie outbreak started, a lot of research, a lot of traveling to find supplies including sources of electricity, gas, water...

There's another group they eventually run into that are the "bad guys" who try to over run them at times.

It was just a very unexpected "like" for me, especially when I've always been driven towards memoirs, not many of those would contain military, any time of gore or science research.

I'm sure there is something out there for me, I just didn't know where else to turn.