
My local Costco was giving away Costco branded coffee mugs in exchange for a donation to the local children’s hospital.
I had to get one… and the employee administering them said they were going fast.

I had to get one… and the employee administering them said they were going fast.
This is the Arby's at 5205 Brook Rd, Richmond, VA. While the restaurant itself was extensively renovated, they kept the (little) Big Hat sign.
All of the Arby's in and around Richmond are franchised through a local company called The Restaurant Company, and in my opinion, they operate some of the best Arby's locations in the country. They also own the world's largest Arby's.
Garden Ridge was the predecessor to At Home. Their color used to be red, and you can see some remnants around the store. Not much else, as it's pretty much just a warehouse... but the roof is pretty cool.
Remember when the DoD called the Netflix series Boots "woke garbage"? Guess they don't feel that way anymore, because they used screenshots from it to promote themselves.
This is the progress of the future Sheetz store which replaced the Rite Aid at 1157 Holland Road in Suffolk.
What's interesting to me is that there was a lot of media attention surrounding the announcements of the stores in Gloucester, Smithfield, and Yorktown; however, there has been no news about this one, and this one appears to be the only one actually being built (and it's popped up like a weed).
Who is ready to #FeelTheLove and celebrate with 2/$1.00 hot dogs* and 88 octane gas (which is cheaper)?
^(*But you've gotta get a Sheetz Card first.)
I've had an IKEA Klabb lamp for ~10 years, and the shade has definitely seen better days. Does anyone know where I can source a replacement shade (or one similar to it?) It looks like the closest lamp that IKEA currently sells to this (albeit it looks like they're clearancing it out) is the Tomeilla lamp, which looks like it would have a compatible shade. I could buy an entire lamp, but that would defeat the purpose. The shade itself measures 9.5x5x8".
TIA!