I have never been to a Golden Skillet, however there is a location at the corner of Hull St and Turner Rd in North Chesterfield.

My spouse and I typically go to Burleighs for body work. I was rear-ended last year and they did a good job of repainting the rear bumper cover and painting another spot on the car that my spouse requested because it had a rock chip.

This is a serious question and I'm not trying to be rude: do you mean Ginger as in a person who might work there or ginger as in the root?

The only reason I miss having a kei car is because it was so small and made it easy to find street parking.

I grew up in NOVA and remember when 703 added 571. Most of the 571 numbers end up being cell phones. You get used to it after a while.

If you download the Native Land app (available on iOS and Android; run by Native Land Digital, a Canadian non-profit led by an Indigenous Board of Directors), it can show you which indigenous groups lived where you live now. For my home (southside/Chesterfield), the land belonged to the Powhatan people and for my work (Innsbrook area), the land belonged to the Monacan people.

I'll be making the mashed potatoes for dinner with my mom's family tomorrow if my hands will cooperate. If they don't, my spouse will do the potato cutting, but I'll do the rest. I'm taking a turkey-substitute log to my in-laws' tomorrow (I've already told them they don't need to eat it if they don't want to, I'm mostly bringing it because I want to try it and there are already plenty of other dishes being prepared).

I genuinely appreciate the heads-up. I wish all of the participants the best of luck and hope that all involved stay safe.

As for me and my house, we'll stay at home.

I’ve noticed over the years that daily commuter traffic is worse in the fall/winter, starts to even out through the spring, and then light in the summer. I think school schedules affect it heavily.