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I was very hesitant the entire time and didn't give out any info, but they already knew our names. Said they're going around bc a lot of homes built in the 90s aren't up to code anymore or something? Wanted to set up a time to come check the insulation in our attic.

Did anyone else get this or know more? The document she had looked official but everything does these days 😞 she was talking about a lot of rebates the state offers for upgrading insulation etc?

I wish I had more info, I'm prepping for a freaking colonoscopy lol I didn't retain a whole lot of what she was talkign about.

Fasting always gives me a headache. I'm pretty sure its gonna be a super lazy tv day for my kiddo but if anyone has other ideas omg let me know.

I know we all get headaches doing this but if anyone has super migraine prone tips I'm also all ears!

Hello friends. I'm ashamed to say I stopped being vegan for a few years recently, but am excited to say I'm starting my journey returning to it. Going through the sub looking for everyeone's new fave things in town. I really miss a lot of the places I used to go regularly so if anyone has tips for similar I'd love to hear it! Out in Beaverton now so anything out here too but we go into Portland frequently!

Places I miss the most :(

-Devin's Dive

-Sushi Love

-Back to Eden

-Yuan Su (maybe still there? a super long drive for us now though)

-new seasons for the wok and vegan burgers made to order lol

-portabello

-black water (is that still around?!)

-Sasquatch

-Grilled cheese grill

-off the griddle (still there I'm p sure but we haven't made the trek yet)

-DC veg

-there was another place off N Mississippi I think that had amazing vegan sushi I can't remember the name....?

I make decent vegan italian so no worries on that front but if anyone has great recs for breakfast/brunch or their fave burger I'd love to know! And any bakeries that still exist! TIA! We left town for a few years and I feel like once we got back all the faves were gone :(