This morning I found the line back up, full of clothes, that are spray painted 'this is art'.

I got fed up with the traffic, long hours and time away from my family/friends so I left for home (Northern MA) and started my own clothing fulfillment business called Articulate Creation.

I just got a call from a tenant yesterday complaining that the air coming out of vents has a mold smell, making his clothes and dog smell like mold.

Became unable, because of a change in employment status, to pay basic living expenses for the household (including expenses for food, clothing, housing, medication, transportation, taxes, court-ordered payments, and expenses reasonably necessary for making an income).

(My mom, when I was 16:  Linda, wipe off some of that makeup and go change your clothes.  

However, the cooler temperatures coupled with significant shower/washer use in the basement injects plenty of moisture that creates damp clothes ("damp" was used by my tenant). 

How to work stuff, stuff to do in the area based on different interests (hiking, museums, interesting stuff, yoga, theater - restaurants, bars.

As a firefighter/ paramedic I would advise using gloves and exercising caution especially picking up napkins clothes or any other item that could hide an open needle and easily be punctured.

I have been a stay at home mom and clothing designer since I got out of the Marine Corp in 2000.

@Roberto SantanaFor me the answer was paying down all my debt.I had a car loan and 0% interest credit card that I used to buy some nicer clothes after a promotion (trust me I needed those suits... lol).I was deathly afraid of not getting the 0% card paid off before it was due (it's still not due but it's paid off...