Is this art?

Behind the abandoned Dennys lot

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His owner @lulunleashed on Instagram posted today that he didn’t go home last night and hasn’t been seen today. His usual spot is by the fountain in Thornton at Washington and Hyer. Message them if you see him.

Hi,

I am employed and make decent money. My partner lost her job a while back. She is now too old to be on parents insurance.

We are not married, how can she get on insurance or I help her with insurance? My work doesnt do non-marriage partner insurance.

I know this isnt really an Orlando question, and Im sorry

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Anyone have any experience shipping their cars here from out of state? Company? References? Experiences? Etc?

Looking to ship a car from Florida to Virginia ASAP!

How would I get car with no tags etc from Miami to Orlando to board auto train?

Anyone else have fewer trick or treaters this year compared to last year?

Whether it be a restaurant, food, truck, catering, hole in the wall pub… Where have you had your favorite meal locally?

Trying to find a bar or pub to watch the Orlando City game tomorrow. Preferably somewhere with other people who are into the game, not a giant sports bar with the game on one tv in a corner somewhere.

Hi everyone I was wondering if there is a local isp here in Orlando and what they charge for internet pricing?

hi all, i recently had a house fire and am looking for a place that can clean soot from our electronics (ipad, laptops, tvs)! does anyone know of any reputable and decently priced places in orlando? tia!

https://www.makerfaireorlando.com/

It is amazing

I live a bit east of Celebration, I just went outside to get my laundry, and I was hit with almost sickeningly strong smell of honey, I told my brother to go out and he smelled it too, maybe one of my neighbors is doing some late night cooking with insane amounts of honey, but I’m posting here to see if anyone smells it.

Edit: For some reason i thought someone was gonna comment "yeah some truck full of honey crashed on I-4 and the road is closed" but it turns out im probably smelling some plant. Thanks for the help anyway!

Hello! My friends and I are brain storming ideas for a friends bridal shower and one of the theme ideas was Mob Wives. Fur, leopard print, acrylic nails and all that fun stuff. I need help with a restaurant in the Orlando area that has an old school sit down vibe. Could be an Italian place or a steakhouse, willing to hear all suggestions. Thanks!

Hey Orlando,

Just wondering if anyone is part of a gym, regardless of size, that has heavy bags in east orlando ?

I know that martial arts gyms and the UFC gym in Winter Park will have that equipment but I’m wondering if there are any more.

Thank you

I know this is a very frightening and disappointing time for many of us, and right now, there has been a lot of rhetoric across multiple sites over the last couple of days that likely has induced many feelings of fear, anger, and uncertainty. First, I would like to just say thank you to Florida voters. You voted to preserve abortion rights, and you communicated that over half of this state agrees that we should have the right to make medical choices, alongside our healthcare providers, that align with our immediate needs and wants when it comes to both planned and unplanned pregnancies. It is an egregious injustice that the laws of our state allow for the minority to rule, but, nevertheless, here we are. So, what's next?

For right now, I wanted to provide some of the following resources...

For those seeking birth control options/not currently planning for a pregnancy:

Please note, that at this time, your right to access contraceptive methods of various forms has not been restricted. We should not have this level of burden placed upon us as women and/or people with female reproductive organs, but regardless, diligence is one of our greatest defenses. I encourage all who are sexually active: do NOT rely on a single form of birth control (and do NOT rely on natural family planning alone), and recognize that there is no one single type of birth control you are confined to. I am attaching a link that outlines all types of birth control you can choose from based on your preferences and comfortability: https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/birth-control/in-depth/birth-control-options/art-20045571Further

Amazon does carry the morning after pill, some forms for as low as $15.99 (such as this, however there are multiple options across Amazon's site): https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Basic-Care-Levonorgestrel-Contraceptive/dp/B08ZF2N2ZK/ref=sr_1_2?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.SliPleizu_y_9F02PjRI6XXnoXyFafYjgxwLmnz-_PzoN2XD2dsZvta_RmsndMOCNSlBU95Kl2GQq6vKZ32sBOBvyKnjt0uKs8re6WwVoEkEWKwzgJOGp8xshax5kuWypVQSCLDFMQGUCuqRNl4dlaj5j3Y8rHTNYS4udrrhi4Ar4rnO47-rUqyqFOHrSW3xNG_51Z9CzxFzb9q8DnkeeRJaPqea68Akjv5MgaMSPWuYFCCq1Hfke5UmUoQIrbZfO_sxC4KbC0CvXU_mcfW2AIQ7sd1qq9ThiuaZgisZPgg.EZzawR8XK8JIlCc1TEF_joFFVfMnszMPIsUlYEJ4jEM&dib_tag=se&keywords=plan%2Bb&qid=1731019128&rdc=1&sr=8-2&th=1 )

Some are choosing to order several of these pills to have on hand, and I have heard/read of other people who are intending to keep a stash of pregnancy tests on hand they intend to take at the first sign of any change regarding their period, or even monthly (regardless of whether they experience changes in their cycles or not). This is tedious, can become expensive, and is unfair, however, I found it to be a clever suggestion that I did want to share for those who might find themselves with the desire and resources to have such supplies on hand.

Further, there has been lots of discussion, and even encouragement, for sterilization. What I will say is, this can be a safe, viable and effective option for people who know they will not have any interest in ever reproducing biologically. To that, it is important to make a choice such as this after thorough consideration, and not within moments of emotional turmoil. Sterilization, in many instances, produces permanent and sometimes irreversible results. For many, this is exactly the purpose and therefore is appropriate. However, when considering permanency, I would encourage anyone to arrive at those decisions without necessarily the pressure of a political landscape (which is frequently shifting and changing, and can vary on your location in the U.S.) being the sole factor.

For those in need of abortion care:

Current Florida law states that individuals are able to receive elective abortion care up to 6 weeks of gestation. Some will find out in time, however, many will not. If you find yourself discovering you're pregnant and you are beyond 6 weeks, here are some resources that might assist you:

https://www.abortionfinder.org/

https://www.wenfl.org

https://brigidalliance.org/about/

https://prochoice.org

Across these sites, you will find referral services, funding options, hotlines, and general information on different potential lines of assistance. Too, if you're in the position, these are also organizations you can donate to if you feel so inclined.

For those considering pregnancy/actively planning for a pregnancy:

Seeing we are in a very dark time in terms of our reproductive rights, during which even people with planned pregnancies have been harmed by anti-abortion legislation, it can seem that becoming pregnant intentionally exists as a high risk, even reckless, choice. However, I personally feel that the advice "just don't do it" isn't always practical, and frankly, is unfair to many individuals who do not want to allow current legislation to hold them back from growing their families. If you simply do not feel secure in becoming pregnant, this is perfectly understandable and reasonable. However, if you do wish to pursue pregnancy, you can still do so, however it is wise to have a series of plans in place and consider some of the following actions:

1) Research your OBGYN and/or midwife care: you might need to interview several providers. The current law in Florida does restrict abortion at 6 weeks with few exceptions, however, there is explicit language within our legislation that does protect miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy care and management. The following rule can be found here:  https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/View_Notice.asp?ID=28322174

You will note it does contain the textbook nasty dig from Fl Republicans towards the Biden Administration, however, this is an explicit and official amendment to the current 6 week ban. I am not being a pollyanna, nor am I attempting to downplay the dangers of this law. This is simply to state factually that your healthcare provider should be aware of this rule, and you can/should discuss these legislative statements with your doctor directly. This link also provides further language and information on exceptions: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0300-0399%2F0390%2FSections%2F0390.0111.html&fbclid=IwY2xjawGaNDBleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHceuurUxmXyIBtermD1gs8emupV1cbB2jqXWwQrUDGSicjM_-e-c_I2bzA_aem_ntu3zBrFHX4LSx8HxTH1uQ

Despite these clarifications, you might still encounter healthcare practitioners that, rightfully, feel very nervous about their ability to provide care. However, you will also encounter practitioners who feel a greater sense of confidence and knowledge concerning the laws within this state. It really is going to depend on the provider, so, shop around.

2) Consider a safety net: the links above in the "seeking an abortion" section are a good start to building this safety net. It is important to be aware of funding options, locations, advocacy groups, legal resources, etc. and incorporate this knowledge into your pregnancy planning. Too, think about the logistics and possibilities of travel, should it be necessary. Stay connected with friends and family who might live in states you could potentially travel to should you need, and even consider having discussions with them regarding their willingness to provide lodging and support in the event you would need to travel for abortion care related to non-immediate-emergency pregnancy/fetal complications (of course, I recognize not everyone has these connections, I only mention this for those who do).

3) Search for community: online groups or local communities focused on reproductive rights or pregnancy support can be valuable (though be mindful of what groups you engage with, some pregnancy support groups have anti-abortion motives). Talk to other women, stay connected, offer emotional and resource-based support when and where you're able.

4) Do try and cultivate joy and positivity: remember, you do have the right to pursue your reproductive choices and goals, and you have a right to enjoy your pregnancy, even within a challenging landscape. Trust that while bad things can happen, just as many good things can happen too. Don't assume you'll be a worst case scenario, when it is more likely then not, with preparation, proper planning, and awareness of resources, you will be okay. While it is important to be diligent and have plans in place, it is also okay to have hope, confidence, and to take joy in pursuing parenthood if that is your desire. Even in these times, your journey can be fulfilling.

I am hopeful that despite the hardships we are currently facing and living beneath, you will find moments of peace and happiness, even if that is in the simplest of things. I hope you care for yourself and others and that those around you do the same. While being scared is normal, and frankly, appropriate, we should not allow fear to rule over us to the point of emotional paralysis. I hope that some of the resources and ideas here act as grounding tools and seeds for preparation and readiness. There is a lot we cannot control, however, we can still find agency in certain spaces and through certain action steps. In solidarity, regardless of the journey you are on or facing, I wish you wellness, health, and warmth.

My roommates and I have our money on it being the rent, but that's only a guess.

Can anyone recommend an independent family physician? Someone not part of the Advent/Orlando Health groups?

I know this sounds crazy and is a total long shot, but does anyone know a company or person that might’ve been transporting dozens of boxes of vegetable oil on 408 headed East Wednesday? It was a white Ford (I think F250)

The truck was driving pretty sporadicly, and the boxes exploded, thus dropping a ton of bottles everywhere and getting oil all over my car.

I was annoyed, but didn’t think it would cause too much damage to my car, so I didn’t take a picture of his plate (also didn’t see any business logos on the truck) . I cleaned my car last night, but the oil has completely ruined my paint and won’t come out, so I will probably need someone to polish my car.

Anyways, I know it’s a long shot, but if someone might know the company, I’d love to contact them.

Also if anyone has any car detailer recommendations pls let me know. Thanks.

Looking for something nice to take my wife for lunch. What do yall recommend?

I tried to listen to this for 2 days and holy fucking shit these people are the high school bullies who never grew up. The majority (50%+) feel and think like this. Absolutely trash radio.

Anybody can give me more insight on lake Ellenore area?

How’s the job market in Orlando looking like now? Any luck finding jobs? Any call backs? Interviews? I did a similar post like this earlier in the year. Many mixed responses depending on the field. I’d like to get a November update. Let me know!

Need someone to help me look through my rail buggy wiring harness from a 97 gsxr 750 motor in it, I basically have power all over but it won’t start, thinking it’s just a simple sensor or something but it’s a bit of a mess, really think someone who knows what they’re doing could get it running in minutes but I can’t take the headache anymore lol lmk willing to pay!$$

Just moved to Orlando and need to get a phone plan, was curious if anyone can recommend which service has the best coverage in this area, or if they are all pretty similar. Thank you

Hello, trying to jump on the organic train and wondering if anyone has a holistic doctor they recommend. Bonus if it’s East Orlando or further east like Sanford / Lake Mary.

TIA

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Looks like the city thinks opening lanes and allowing cars through, restricting patrons to sidewalks is the answer to a safer downtown? Can anyone explain this?