One of their meetings is a womens meeting outside of Towson on Wednesday night.Not sure which Wednesday of the month. 

I had 3 door knock teams.... one man one women... women kicked but men where there for safety.My wife is a lifelong realtor.. and there are certain things you need to do to be safe.. she kind of has a sense.. she gets crank calls and kind of has learned what situations not to be in.one of the major ones is alone with male.. she opens the house and stays on the front porch.. never gets trapped in a bedroom and would never go into a basement etc.talk to your real estate agent lady friends.. there are courses.having a firearm while great.. you have to be a quick draw and most can't hit the broad side of the barn with a pistol especially in a high stress situation..

You can add clothing in the winter and once you do, most days are quite tolerable and many are beautiful in the winter.

Not even the AQI or the "apartments" but the clothing and food is very expensive!

Buy paint , drop cloths , a brush and a roller .

BANKOwe were struggling in our little lending company 4 out of 5 of my banks called my Lines of credit.. when non of them were in trouble.. just would not renew had to pay back close to 20 million.. which basically put us from a 30 man/women company living life large.. to my old partner and 2 of the last remaining staff to run the company at a shell of what it was and I moved on to other things.. as that company did not have enough capital to earn enough money to pay me LOL.. etc. 

Most everyone that I grew up with never made it out and are either dead or frequent guests of the county or state, so I'm hoping that you can share your story and help other young men and women realize that their future is in their hands and has absolutely nothing to do with what they have or haven't done in their past.Good luck and I wish you continued success!

The department store category and really big box 60k,100k sq ft buildings etc. selling mainly clothes and then smaller balance clothing stores in malls have been getting pounded the last 6 years.

I asked the women what she plans to do with all her stuff, and she just wants to get rid of it and call the Salvation Army.Both are tired of taking care of the lot, and said it is becoming to much to handle. 

Get disposable work gloves and wear clothes you can throw out if needed, remove as much as you can.