u/TheRemoteGamer

Not sure if I have the right tag, but I'm wondering if there's anyone out there in Martinsburg, WV who would be willing to go to a Books A Million (located on Retail Commons Pkwy) to pick up a book for me?

I have until the 8th of July to pick it up and I'll reimburse you for all the money in terms of paying and mailing it to me. Please feel free to DM and we can talk details from there 🙏😭

UPDATE: The task has been taken care off! Thank you to everyone who offered to help 😊

As the title says, I'm trying to buy the complete set. Based on what I've skimmed on here, I'm willing to pay $90-100 (hell, toss in the price of shipping). I've noticed the posts that still say available are about a year old, but if anyone *still* has no luck in parting with them and just need to get rid of the series, I'll happily take it off your hands 😁.

**PLEASE COMMENT ON HERE FIRST BEFORE SENDING A DM, I WILL NOT RESPOND TO THOSE WHO DM ME DIRECTLY FIRST, THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I'VE BEEN LEFT GHOSTED IS ASTOUNDING**

Update: just because I got a couple people on the runner up, and I don't want people to think I'm still looking, I'm closing this post FOR NOW if anything comes up, I'll update the flair accordingly.

So, I'm a recently recovered pre-diabetic (last year my a1c was 6.0, this year, I'm proud to say I managed to bring it down to 5.5) and it was the happiest I've ever been...

However, I guess I've been getting a little too ahead of myself and overindulged in some sweets/high carb stuff for the past couple of days 😅

I say this because I checked my blood sugar the other day (your usual blood sugar monitor) and it was at 146 during when blood sugar is at its highest post meal (like 1-2 hours after) mind you, I had a lot of pastries before then...after a quick drive to drop sibling off from work, I checked once again (before my work out) and it dropped to 128, post work out it was brought down to 82.

This morning, I checked my blood sugar again, right after waking up, and saw that it was 105...I know that I need to reel it back in, and just continue what I was doing (calorie deficit, stay away from sugars, high fiber and protein) but, for anyone who is also a recovered pre-diabetic/diabetic, does it take time for the body to "reset" itself? I worked really hard to get where I am, and I'd like to continue doing so, I've been trying to keep my body as active as possible, and just need to know if I keep staying active and just reel it back in eating wise, will my body return back to "normal"? I'll be seeing my doctor soon, but I'd just thought I'd ask around here as well.

I appreciate any helpful advice 🙏

Hello, I'm a grad student and my sibling and I are looking for a place to stay. I'm a grad student and my sister is an undergrad, and we just need to find someplace that's ready to move in (by that I'm also hoping beds are included).

We're pretty chill people, and I'm wanting to get a 12 month lease for my program from 2026-2027.

We're trying to see if there's anybody within $400-800 range. If you or anyone you know is looking for two people to room with, feel free to comment below 😊