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9:26am
They're making a handful of us in my department take some time off to recoup. You got any free time coming up?

Why would anyone do this?

There are no words, but my deepest warm wishes are going out to everyone affected by this act of terror. I'm donating to the food kitchens to help and taking tomorrow off from work. Ping me if you need me.

Please, anyone reading this, if you have the opportunity and the means; Please bring any winter clothing down to Charlie's Grill on the West Side. There will be a donation box set up. We need jackets, hats, gloves, scarfs, socks. Anything that can help keep those who can't get warm enough a little bit warmer. Anything you have that's new or gently used...hell, even just used. It would mean the world to someone.

Baby stuff's also a major concern this time of year. Blankets, diapers, hats...ect.

Anyone that does, get's a free appetizer with any meal. We're talking ANY on the menu. Even our Haven famous All the Way Stack

Appetizer sampler of 4 Hereford beef sliders with cheese, buffalo chicken wings, bacon cheese fries, buffalo chips, buttermilk ranch and celery sticks (for two or more)




...or just let me know if you don't have the time and I'll make the time and come pick it up.


( To friends and loved ones and stuff )

I know it's not the most popular opinion, but I kinda dig what Maxwell Wallace is doing. I think the people without powers should have some sort of voice on the Council. I mean, yeah, the Council does a pretty good job of taking care of everyone, like the family of that guy who was killed, but we have a Council member for every cohort, so maybe we should have one for the people with no special abilities. I don't know. Just thinking. If we gave those people a voice, maybe the bandits would chill out. They could see that Haven's really nice and maybe work toward peace.

Such a terrible tragedy. I just turned on the news and heard about the man killed yesterday. Haven protects us from many things, but this weather simply can not be avoided. I'm comforted to see that the man's family is receiving exceptional care as they cope with this unavoidable loss. I have no doubt the community will come together to offer their support as well. And, if you're looking for a way to help, I've established a trust fund for the children. Contact me for details on how you can contribute. It's the very least we can do for our fellow citizens in a time of need.

I do hope all of you take caution today. The cold and snow are dangerous. Please be safe.