I freeze chicken pieces and then in the morning I add a portion to pre-shredded kale, a bunch of halved grapes, some cashews and add a store bought dressing. It takes ~5 minutes in the morning, and gives me a better lunch than what is available in the canteen (they usually add beans to all their dishes, and I loath all pulses)

Having grown up in a rural red state in the South, I think the answer is that her beliefs always aligned with theirs. It’s usually not more complicated than that.

I don’t think it’s all anxiety. I think it’s realistic to believe that there are a number of civil rights that Republicans will unwind particularly around trans rights/possibly gay marriage as well as abortion. And I would certainly believe more regulatory/labor rights would be on the chopping block. What I would be most concerned about is the installment of officials who absolutely don’t believe in the value of a functioning government next time versus those who disagree just about the size of government.

This is funny and slightly evil. Haha!

If you haven’t already picked a town and bought, look really closely at the before/aftercare situation in your prospective towns if you are planning to be a dual income family. Towns really vary on how easy they make this for families and you don’t want to be stuck in one that is behind the game and trying to figure out what to do now that their population is all dual working families. Is the aftercare available? Do kids like it? How much is it?

This is good advice. Is there anything in particular I should tell an attorney? Is a regular employment attorney appropriate?