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After visiting a small, vintage leather store with her cousin, she hit it off with the hospitable store owner, Imad. His store boasted everything from handcrafted leather shoes with colorful detailing, skirts and vests, to handbags featuring intricate, hand-woven tatreez patterns (Palestinian cross-stitch embroidery). But more than pretty pieces, the products have a political meaning.
In March 2020, House was working at a salon in Hyde Park. She would start her day at 7 a.m. and would often stay until after midnight. In April, Marimarshe 2.0 Salon and Suits, where she worked, closed due to the COVID-19 lockdown. By May, while other hair salons and barber shops were still shut down, House began creating a plan to open her new wig shop by the end of the year.
If you pulled back a bit on your expectations and decided at the outset that for the next couple of months you would use online matching as a way to motivate you to get out in the world, the dynamic would shift, and your own views might open up a bit.
I know that some people are not as straightforward or they don’t like confrontation. I think college is one of the best places to mature and develop yourself as an adult. As hard as it is, try to gain the courage to have these conversations and learn how to set boundaries. For people who are more reserved, just calm down and breathe. Remember that you both are living in this area and you both have a responsibility to keep it clean. You addressing the problem is not demanding; it’s understandable. At the same time, try not to be rude because no one likes being told what to do. Express your feelings, but phrasing is important. And avoid addressing them over text, where things can easily come off as passive-aggressive and tone does not translate.
I feel that our sacrifice should be commensurate with hers, and if she wants to make the adult decision to keep these videos up and risk her future, then she can likewise take the adult responsibility of paying for half of her tuition via student loans. He doesn’t want to “punish” her in this way.
As a child, Juan would race his siblings to finish dinner, graduating to a family Easter tradition of seeing who could eat the most pancakes. From there, he attended local restaurant food challenges, like eating a 7-pound burrito or 6-pound burrito, and then contests that paved the way to Nathan’s.
Authorities said least eight people were injured and at least 225 structures were damaged, many severely, from a tornado that tore through Naperville, Woodridge and Darien late Sunday. Meteorologists said the damage was consistent with an EF-3 tornado on the Enhanced Fujita scale, meaning it had wind speeds of 136 to 165 mph. “We suspect it was one tornado,” said Matt Friedlein, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. “We don’t know that for certain, but based on the nature of the information and what we know about the character of this event, that’s what we’re leaning toward.”The weather service said it was the first significant tornado to hit the Chicago metropolitan area since 2015, when an EF-3 tornado ravaged Coal City, about 60 miles southwest of the city.On the ground, signs of the tornado’s might were everywhere. A fence post was driven through a roof like a javelin. A backyard trampoline, metal frame and all, was wrapped around the branches of a tall tree. One car was flipped on its roof, while another nearby was so damaged it looked as though it had been bombed.The tornado sirens began blaring in DuPage County at 10:48 p.m. Sunday, according to Woodridge police. The National Weather Service said emergency alerts also screeched on mobile devices in Naperville, Darien and Woodridge, with the goal of waking any sleepers.When the tornado formed, it first hit Naperville about 11:10 p.m., in the area just south of 75th Street and Ranchview Drive in the southeast section of the town, according to Linda LaCloche, spokeswoman for the Naperville city manager’s office. Sixteen homes were deemed uninhabitable by city engineers, she said.At least 125 damage reports came from Naperville alone, Schultz said.
Northwestern clinical psychologist Inger Burnett-Zeigler at the hospital June 29, 2021. Burnett-Zeigler wrote a new book, “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen: The Emotional Lives of Black Women,” which looks at how Black women’s strength is intimately tied to their unacknowledged suffering. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)
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Otherwise, you could notify the couple about the results of your online searches, without attaching any judgment at all to your notification: “When I was looking for your online registry, the following sites came up in my search. I thought you would want to know, in case this creates confusion for other guests, as well.”