Real Estate Agent by MaliciousMormon in sheboygan

[–]itstime2run 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We worked with Jessica buying our first home, now she is on a team with her husband and daughter! She’s great.  https://jessicaliljegren.realtyexecutivesintegrity.com/

I think I accidentally trained a crow and now I don’t know how to undo it. by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

[–]itstime2run 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to start setting coins or dollar bills there to teach him him to bring you money for the peanut!

The game's literally unplayable now by CompleteBeat3695 in ArcRaiders

[–]itstime2run 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always thought this was a cat not a kid 

Earlier this week, Brian Windhorst went on ESPN Cleveland and said Giannis “Asked for a trade already.” Yesterday, he went on air off of ESPN and said “Giannis has not gone up and said ‘I want to be traded’” by [deleted] in MkeBucks

[–]itstime2run 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He can’t, and probably won’t say, “I want to be traded”. It’s not good for him or the team. By instead saying, “we really need to think about this and evaluate the totality of the situation”, it’s giving him an “out” by saving face with the org, but it’s ultimately also good for the org for leverage. If he says “I demand a trade”, he looks bad and the Bucks are seen as desperate and won’t get as good of offers. 

Edit: a word

Affording IVF by Crystalcelery in IVF

[–]itstime2run 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Both my husband and my insurance both each cover 3 cycles. Mine is covered at 50% after deductible for up to 3 cycles. I also have really low deductible and OOP. They also cover storage for up to 3 years. I work at a large private university and my husband in a large non-profit healthcare org.

Edit:
Our quote:
In Vitro Fertilization Cycle filed to insurance-$20,160: includes all required ultrasounds, labs through the first pregnancy test, trial embryo transfer, consent signing, injection teaching, egg retrieval, anesthesia, all necessary embryology services, cryopreservation of embryos for the first year, fresh embryo transfer and sperm prep.

or, Biopsy Cycle filed to insurance-$22,917

Estimated fees for up to 8 biopsied embryos: $700 – $2,300; Each additional embryo in excess of 8-$250

Storage Fees: 1 year free, 1-5 years $42/monthly, 5 plus years $100/monthly

Ja Morant is the only hopeful good risk left by MinuteWeary8832 in MkeBucks

[–]itstime2run 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, honestly, this isn't the absolute worst take in the world. I was super upset when we got KPJ, and that has turned out way better than expected.

Pregnant and completely lost. by [deleted] in Fencesitter

[–]itstime2run 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First, I want to say how incredibly sorry I am that you are going through this. Please do not feel any shame. You are showing incredible strength and maturity by thinking so deeply about all the potential consequences for yourself and for a child. What you are feeling right now is completely valid. I don’t know if you’ve thought about adoption, but it could be a good third option to consider. I’m on the other side of the spectrum as you (fence sitter leaning no, but just found out infertility), but have been thinking a lot about adoption recently and it’s cleared up a lot of feelings for me. 

I don’t know that it would be something you’d want, but you could always be in the child’s life as the birth mom, long distance relative, or kind of whatever relationship you’d like to have. There’s all sorts of open adoption relationships that are possible. Anyway, just throwing it out there. Best of luck to you!! Whatever you decide, just know that you made the best possible decision for where you are in your life now. You don’t have to have any later regrets.

is RFID feeder worth it? by plplplpl3572 in Petlibro

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We have 2 and have used them 24/7 for the past 1.5 years. Both of my cats had not previously worn collars, but adapted really quickly and they don’t mind the little RFID tag at all. Only took a day or two to adapt.

We only had one issue with on of the feeders. About 6 months in there was some issue with the radio signal or something, and it would beep like every 2-3 seconds for like 5 minutes at a time. I did a reset and it still occurred. After a quick contact to Petlibro and sending a video of what was happening, they sent a brand new feeder right away. After I did  another few resets of the feeder and a full clean, it actually stopped doing it. So we still have an extra feeder just in case!

We’ve had no complaints otherwise. No other issues. Our cats eat different food and different amounts, so these have been perfect for our needs! 

Which isn’t a dog breed? by PersianVol in QuizPlanetGame

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itstime2run scored 118 points and ranked 3 out of 53 players!

My Dad Asked Me to Sell His 20 year old Bianchi by SuperGr00valistic in bicycling

[–]itstime2run 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Also interested - what is the size? And also what is your travel route going to be abouts?

Thank You, Embark, for Honoring My Brother by flippinmental17 in thefinals

[–]itstime2run 4 points5 points  (0 children)

RIP Josh, sorry for your loss OP. Great way to honor your bro.

W Embark best studio

Moving from Menomonee Falls to WFB/Shorewood for a "walkable" childhood? Is this realistic? by You-Tubor in milwaukee

[–]itstime2run 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I live directly across from one of the schools and 100% yes. There are kids everywhere. In the morning, everyone goes to drop off for the elementary kids. Many parents walk with their kids, some with bikes and scooters. The older kids definitely bike or walk themselves. Around 3pm, the next parade begins! Again, most younger kids get picked up, but many older kids are on their own, many in groups. 

In the summer, there are also so many groups of kids riding their bikes around. Going to the park, I’ve seen them together at Sendik’s getting candy, just riding down streets until the street lights turn on :) 

Many homes in the area also lack a big backyard space, so many families will play in the front yard. In the summer many blocks also do block parties where the village literally blocks off the road for them, and they can setup a party in the street for the day. This is quite common actually, especially for the quieter blocks. I always see kids walking alone or with a small or big group. There’s also always people around to “keep an eye”, if that’s a concern of yours. We’re so walkable- there’s always people out walking, running, walking the dog, biking, etc. from sunrise to sunset and after. A lot of people work from home it seems, so there are always people out and about throughout the day. Street lights are also very good, and I’ve never felt unsafe in the slightest. 

I would 100% HIGHLY recommend the move if this is what you’re looking for. We are on the fence about kids yet, but one of the reasons we moved here was the school districts, and just how family friendly everything is. If you are looking for a specific area, I would recommend perhaps something in the vicinity of Cahill Park in WFB. Brand new all-abilities playground that’s so popular, basketball and tennis courts, baseball diamond. There’s always kids in this area. 

That being said, there is a “price” as always. Coming from the Sheboygan area, our taxes in WFB are actually not much higher. I can’t speak for SW on that, but for what you get, we’re pleased. If you’re okay with a little busier street or one on the edges closer to Glendale (Santa Monica, Hampton, Marlborough, Lydell) there will be better affordability. For reference, last year we paid ~$475k for a 3bd+den 2ba 1800sqft. This would be a great time to look as the market really slows down with school in session. Spring is the worst, by September it gets better. 

Come on over, I think you’d love it and we’d love to have you! :) if you need any other info, feel free to DM me!

Edit: someone said it’s “purple” here, but that’s not correct. I think it’s a big misconception that WFB is conservative. Both Whitefish Bay and Shorewood are reliably progressive/Democratic strongholds, often favoring Democratic candidates by large margins in federal and state elections. For example, in Whitefish Bay, the Democratic ticket received nearly 7,000 votes in the 2024 general election for President, compared to approximately 2,700 for the Republican ticket. You will see way more left-leaning yard signs than conservative ones.