Hi! Which libraries in the East Bay have comfy couches or chairs to sit in to read (and occasionally take crochet breaks). I have a car so am flexible on location in the east bay. Don’t want to cross a bridge but will go through the tunnel.
I could in theory get a library card to Berkeley I think but would like to avoid those campus libraries if possible.
The app just says $0 and doesn’t give me an option to change it. I don’t actually know how much the ride is either. So confused. I actually didn’t even know these rides were through Lyft. Used it to get a mammogram and pick up prescriptions.
I have almost 700 rides in Lyft and a 4.9 rating. I am not an incompetent Lyft rider. But I sure feel like one right now.
Hello, I have a 2019 Lexus NX300h. Dealer fleet vehicle with about 9800 miles when I bought it during the early months of the pandemic May 2020. I didn't own a car for 3 years prior but pandemic made it so that public transit wasn't really an option anymore so I caved and bought the car. I think I am technically considered the first owner - it wasn't even considered certified pre owned.
Currently, It only has 24k miles so in the 6 years I owned it, I drove it only about 14K miles. I live in the Bay Area so everything is close and I don't drive to work. Very rarely do far drives.
I still haven't replaced my battery and am wondering how long it is supposed to last. I saw 48 months or 50K miles. Does that mean it will last me 50k miles? Because at this rate, that's probably another 10 years and a 17 year old battery doesn’t seem right.
And when I do replace it, I plan to just get it at Costco.
They have a basic one and then an AGM one? Which version would be in my car now if I have the original battery? Which version would I need to replace it with?
Thank you for your help!!
EDIT: I have no interest in selling my car so am requesting no more DMs asking. I plan to drive this car to its grave. I’m not a car person really so no plan to replace this one until it is not even worth selling.
I know a lot of it is on the Internet but I really just want something I don’t need to search for. If it has some simple patterns, great, but mostly looking for stitch guides.
Thanks!! Ideally a physical book but kindle/ereader works too.
Sold something and the buyer is someone that happens to live in my building. eBay suggests still going through the tracked shipping. But that sounds ridiculous when I can just walk downstairs and hand it to them. Am I missing something?