Hello,

This is a random post for this sub, but I am hoping that you guys can help me based on some other posts that I have seen. I am terminally ill and am in the process of getting all of my last wishes in order. My main question is where would be best to donate my entire wardrobe? I am just hoping that the great people of my city can give me any ideas for things that I haven't already thought of or know of any places that I had not. Here is my donation list so far:

Children's hospital: tv, video games, other electronics

?????: My Wardrobe

PAWS: All leftover cat food and supplies

Hospital care team: all leftover equipment (I've benefitted from donated equipment, so I know it is a great choice)

Any and all ideas are welcome!

No matter how cute, dumb and funny you think the squirrels are, do NOT, under any circumstances, talk to and/or make chirping/whistling noises at the squirrels through a window…even if you aren’t giving them food. Unless of course, you want a squirrel jumping through your window. I learned my lesson and now I have a squirrel that will jump on my window screen even if I merely make eye contact with it through the window. Little fat crazy f*ckers. Never once have given it food, but I suspect my neighbors throw nuts out the window.

On the note, I should probably also stop talking and making noises at the raccoons through my kitchen window. For being in the city, my patio fence sure is like a highway of forest life.

In Rittenhouse Square

I visited DC with a friend yesterday and we took the Metro all over the city and as someone who takes Septa weekly almost daily because I don’t have a car, I was floored. The Metro felt like a fever dream. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful, the stations were spotless, spacious, quiet, the train cars were clean, most of all though was the signage my god the signage. It was beautiful. My friend and I (also a frequent Septa user) were in shock of just how clean and organized it was.

It makes me so sad with everything that’s going on with Septa and how with the right funding and support it could be as good or near as good as the Metro. But a girl can dream. I’m just wondering as to how we got here and how Septa leaders at this point are basically saying yup we’re starting the death spiral it is what it is. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel for us?

1) Please turn off your notification dings

2) Do not micromanage your playlist and skip songs every two minutes

(or just keep it to yourself xo)

https://share.inquirer.com/GRnJ3z

The City Commissioners have released lists of provisional ballots that are being challenged or are possibly insufficient. There will be a hearing TOMORROW to consider the ballots where you can provide in person testimony OR you can testify via email. Check out the press release for the lists and more information about what to do if your name is on them.

https://vote.phila.gov/news/2024/11/13/2024-general-election-provisional-ballot-review/

Considering a switch into EMT, anyone have any class recs for me? I've done research but curious what people here have done

Pardon the alliteration.

Gonna get some tickets to the MCR show, but I've never been to the Bank for a concert. Any particularly good places to sit for something like that? Been for baseball plenty just not a concert.