5/21: The Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) issued the following info about updated rules & regulations when flying. They also disclosed that 590 TSA employees have tested positive for Covid-19 HOWEVER none of those cases came from the RDU Airport. TSA Response to COVID-19 TSA understands that the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to weigh heavily…… Continue Reading
OH….MY………GOODNESS. HARRY EDWARD STYLES. Guys, truly, I cannot form a sentence. He’s so beautiful…it’s so beautiful. He really didn’t have to do this to us. The way that I screamed. The way he ran his finger down the watermelon? The direct eye contact? I’m sorry I just cannot handle this. People got paid to feed…… Continue Reading
Are these REALLY worth $5000?… Continue Reading
Here’s the official statement from the city: In the wake of COVID-19 pandemic, City of Raleigh WILL NOT plant the 2020 summer sunflower field at Dorothea Dix Park. For the past two years, the 5-acre field of sunflowers has drawn thousands of visitors from across the city, county and beyond. As summer approaches this year,…… Continue Reading
You’ll definitely be better now that you have this in your life. It’ll have you saying wow. … Continue Reading
Hi friends! I figured I should take the time to introduce myself…and I mean reaaaaally take my time because it’s been like a month lol. And what better time to start a blog than in quarantine? SO anyways, I’m Mel. I’m from New Jersey and I’ve lived in South Carolina, but I moved here from…… Continue Reading
Are you a 2020 high school or college senior? Get a FREE 2020 Graduate Dozen on 5/19/20 by visiting a Krispy Kreme shop and wearing or bringing something from the list below! Cap and gown with 2020 tassel Class of 2020 apparel (t-shirt, sweatshirt, etc.) 2020 letterman jacket featuring senior status 2020 class ring Graduation…… Continue Reading
Don’t throw away your shot to see it at home! … Continue Reading
With fake muscles and implants. Yep. Welcome to 2020.… Continue Reading
Mayor Steve Schewel says the city of Durham and Durham County will extend their combined stay-at-home order past Friday’s scheduled expiration date to help further slow the spread of the coronavirus. Schewel said he and Wendy Jacobs, the chair of the Durham County Board of Commissioners, plan to make a formal announcement in a day…… Continue Reading