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The Retreat Pt. II

Part 2: The Morning After

It picks up quickly from now on, so get ready...

The first light of dawn filtered gently through the curtains, casting a soft glow in the room and rousing Monique from a fitful and restless sleep. For a long moment, she lay still, feeling disoriented and confused, as fragments of the night before came flooding back into her consciousness. The shadowy figure she had glimpsed at the window, coupled with the eerie, unsettling silence that had pervaded the room, seemed almost like a bad dream in the gentle, reassuring light of the morning. She took a deep breath, trying to shake off the lingering sense of unease, and attempted to piece together the events that had transpired. The calm of the new day felt at odds with the haunting images that replayed in her mind, making her question the reality of what she had experienced.

Monique rubbed her eyes, sitting up slowly. Was it real, or was it just her imagination playing tricks on her? She glanced at the window, half-expecting to see some evidence of the night’s disturbance, but everything looked normal. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafted up from downstairs. Ashleigh, ever the early riser, was already up and about. Monique stretched, feeling the muscle tension from a night of restless sleep. She debated mentioning what she’d seen to Ashleigh as she went downstairs.

Would she think I was overreacting? Or worse, would she insist we leave, cutting short the retreat we both need?

“Morning, sleepyhead,” Ashleigh chirped, far too chipper for this hour. She was already dressed in her hiking gear, her dark hair in a neat ponytail.

“Ready for our morning hike?”

Monique yawned, reaching for the mug of coffee Ashleigh offered. “Give me a few minutes to wake up and change.”

Monique studied her friend’s face as she sipped her coffee, looking for any sign that Ashleigh might have experienced something similar during the night. But Ashleigh seemed utterly at ease, chattering about the trail she’d picked out for their morning hike.

“Are you okay, Mo?” Ashleigh asked, noticing Monique’s distraction.

“You look as if you didn’t sleep well.”

“I’m fine. Just took a while to get used to the new surroundings, I guess.” Monique hesitated, then forced a smile.

Ashleigh nodded sympathetically. “I get it. The first night in a new place can be tough,”

“But hey, that’s what our morning hike is for—fresh air and exercise to shake off the cobwebs!”

As they prepared for their hike, Monique glanced out the windows more often than necessary, scanning the treeline for any sign of movement. The forest looked peaceful in the morning light, with rays of sunshine piercing through the canopy and casting dappled shadows on the forest floor. Birds chirped, and a gentle breeze rustled the leaves. Despite the serene setting, she couldn’t shake the unease that had settled over her. It was as if an invisible weight pressed down on her shoulders, making her hyper-aware of every sound and movement. She kept telling herself it was just nerves, but the feeling persisted, gnawing at the edges of her mind.

They set out on the trail, the cool morning air invigorating after the stuffiness of the cabin. The sun was beginning to rise, casting a gentle glow over the landscape and making the dewdrops on the leaves glisten like tiny jewels. Ashleigh led the way, confidently consulting the trail map she’d downloaded to her phone. She paused occasionally to check their progress and ensure they followed the correct path, her keen eyes scanning the surroundings for any landmarks mentioned on the map. The surrounding forest was alive with the chirping of birds and the rustling of small animals in the underbrush, adding to the sense of adventure that filled the air.

“Isn’t it great to be out in nature like this?” Ashleigh said, breathing deeply. “No traffic, noise pollution, just us and the great outdoors.”

Monique nodded, trying to share her friend’s enthusiasm. But as they ventured deeper into the forest, she couldn’t help but feel like they were being watched. Every rustle in the underbrush, every snapping twig made her jump. The atmosphere grew heavier, and an uneasy silence fell between them. Monique’s eyes darted around, scanning the dense foliage for any sign of movement. The deeper they went, the more oppressive the forest seemed, its shadows lengthening and merging into a dark, impenetrable wall. She tried to shake off the feeling, telling herself it was just her imagination, but the sensation of being watched intensified. Her heart pounded in her chest, and she found it harder and harder to keep pace with Ashleigh, who seemed oblivious to the growing tension.

“Ash, do you feel that?” Monique finally asked, her voice barely above a whisper.

“Feel what?” Ashleigh replied, turning to look at her friend with a puzzled expression.

“Like… like we’re not alone out here,” Monique said, glancing nervously around them.

Ashleigh laughed, though it sounded forced. “It’s just the forest, Mo. It’s full of animals. You’re probably just hearing them.”

Monique nodded, trying to convince herself that Ashleigh was right. But as they continued, the feeling of being watched never left her, and every step deeper into the forest felt like a step closer to something unknown and terrifying.

About an hour into their hike, they paused to rest by a small stream. As Ashleigh refilled their water bottles, Monique’s gaze was drawn to something odd on the other side of the stream.

“Ash,” she said slowly, “what does that look like to you?”

Ashleigh followed her gaze, squinting. “Huh. It looks like… some structure. Maybe an old hunting blind or something?”

But Monique’s blood ran cold as she realized what she was seeing. It was a crude shelter, hastily constructed from branches and leaves, barely offering any protection against the elements. The structure seemed fragile, as if it could collapse at any moment. The branches were interwoven haphazardly, and the leaves used as a makeshift roof were already wilting, giving the shelter a neglected, almost sinister appearance. It was clear that whoever built it did so rushing, with little care for stability or safety.

Hanging from one of the nearby trees, swaying slightly in the breeze, was what looked disturbingly like a string of bones. The bones were bleached white, varying in size and shape, and rattled softly, creating an eerie sound that sent shivers down her spine. Some bones were small, possibly from animals, but others looked human, their shapes unmistakable. They were strung together with what appeared to be ligament or some other organic material, adding to the gruesome display. The sight was both dreadful and mystifying, raising more questions than answers.

Monique’s mind raced as she tried to process the scene before her. Who could have built this shelter, and why? The presence of the bones suggested something far more sinister than just a temporary refuge. She felt a knot of fear tighten in her stomach as she considered the possibility that whoever had constructed this shelter might still be lurking nearby, watching them. The thought sent a chill down her spine, making her hyper-aware of every sound and movement in the surrounding forest.

The forest, which had seemed so peaceful and inviting moments before, now felt oppressive and menacing. Every rustle of leaves and every twig snap seemed amplified, adding to her growing sense of unease. She glanced at Ashleigh, who was also staring at the shelter with wide eyes, her earlier enthusiasm replaced by a look of shock and fear. The transformation in Ashleigh’s demeanor mirrored Monique’s rising anxiety, confirming that the danger was real and immediate.

“Maybe we should head back,” Monique suggested, her voice trembling as she tried to keep her fear in check. The idea of staying longer in the shelter’s vicinity filled her with dread. She couldn’t shake the feeling that they were being watched, that unseen eyes were tracking their every move.

Ashleigh looked at her, concern evident in her eyes. “Mo, what’s going on? You’ve been on edge all morning,” she said, her voice a mix of worry and confusion. Her concern only heightened Monique’s sense of urgency, making her realize that she couldn’t keep her fears to herself any longer.

Monique took a deep breath, deciding it was time to come clean. “Last night, I… I thought I saw someone outside the cabin. A figure, looking in through the window,” she admitted, her voice barely above a whisper. The admission made her feel vulnerable, but she knew it was necessary.

Ashleigh’s eyes widened in shock. “Why didn’t you say something earlier?” she asked, her voice rising slightly in alarm. The question hung in the air, adding to the tension between them.

“I wasn’t sure if it was real,” Monique said, her voice shaking. “I thought maybe I was just imagining things. But now, with that shelter…” She trailed off, unable to finish the thought. The unspoken words hung heavily between them, adding to the sense of impending danger.

Ashleigh glanced back at the crude structure, her earlier enthusiasm replaced by caution. “Okay, let’s head back. We’ll figure this out,” she said firmly, taking charge of the situation. Her decisiveness was a small comfort to Monique, who felt relieved to leave the sinister scene behind.

As they turned to retrace their steps, a twig snapped in the forest behind them. Both women froze, exchanging alarmed looks. Then, without a word, they began to hurry back down the trail; the peaceful morning hike suddenly transformed into a tense retreat. The urgency of their movements reflected their growing fear, turning their idyllic outing into a race against an unseen threat.

The forest that had seemed so welcoming now felt oppressive, its shadows deep and menacing. Monique was confident that somewhere in those shadows, someone—or something—was watching their every move. The sense of being hunted, of being prey in a predator’s domain, was overwhelming. Each step they took seemed to echo with the possibility of danger, heightening their sense of vulnerability.

Their idyllic retreat had taken an ominous turn, and Monique couldn’t shake the feeling that the actual test of their survival was only just beginning. The realization that they might not be alone, that they could be in real danger cast a dark shadow over the entire experience. The sense of foreboding was palpable, making every moment feel like a struggle against an invisible foe.

“Maybe we should head back,” Monique suggested, trying to keep her voice steady.

Ashleigh looked at her, concern evident in her eyes. “Mo, what’s going on? You’ve been on edge all morning.”

Monique took a deep breath, deciding it was time to come clean. “Last night, I… I thought I saw someone outside the cabin. A figure, looking in through the window.”

Ashleigh’s eyes widened. “Why didn’t you say something earlier?”

“I wasn’t sure if it was real,” Monique admitted. “I thought maybe I was just imagining things. But now, with that shelter…”

Ashleigh glanced back at the crude structure, her earlier enthusiasm replaced by caution. “Okay, let’s head back. We’ll figure this out.”

Their idyllic retreat had taken an ominous turn, and Monique couldn’t shake the feeling that the actual test of their survival was only just beginning.

After their unsettling hike, Monique and Ashleigh returned to the cabin, locking the door behind them. The peaceful morning had turned tense, and both women were on edge.

“Okay,” Ashleigh said, catching her breath. “Let’s think this through. We must call someone, maybe the local ranger station or the police.”

Monique nodded, already pulling out her phone. She frowned at the screen. “No service. You?”

Ashleigh checked her phone, shaking her head. “Nothing. I thought we’d at least have emergency coverage out here.”

They moved around the cabin, holding their phones up, searching for even a single signal bar. Just as they were about to give up, a shrill ring pierced the silence, making both women jump.

“What is that?” Ashleigh whispered, her eyes wide.

Monique scanned the room, gazing at an old rotary phone tucked in a corner. “A landline? I didn’t even notice that before.”

They exchanged a nervous glance before Monique slowly approached the phone. With a shaky hand, she picked up the receiver. “Hello?”

At first, there was only static. Then, faintly, she heard a voice. “Mo? Can you hear me?”

“Marcus?” Monique’s voice was a mix of relief and confusion. “How did you-”

The line crackled, cutting off her words. Marcus’s voice came through in broken fragments. “Mo… worried… everything okay? Trying to reach you…”

“Marcus, we need help. There’s someone-”

The call dropped abruptly, leaving Monique holding the silent receiver, her heart pounding.

“What did he say?” Ashleigh asked, her face pale.

“Not much. The connection was terrible. But he said he’s been trying to reach us and that he’s worried.”

Ashleigh frowned. “Worried? Why would he be worried? We’ve only been gone a day.”

Before Monique could respond, both of their phones suddenly buzzed. They exchanged startled glances before looking at their screens.

“I’ve got service!” Ashleigh exclaimed, her voice a mix of relief and confusion.

Monique nodded, seeing the signal bars on her phone. “Me too. And… numerous texts from Marcus?”

They huddled together on the couch, scrolling through the incoming messages:

Marcus [12:15 PM]: Mo, Ash, are you guys okay? I have been trying to reach you. Marcus [12:16 PM]: There’s something you need to see. Sending links. Marcus [12:17 PM]: [Link] “Three Hikers Vanish Without a Trace in the Blue Ridge Mountains” Marcus [12:17 PM]: [Link] “Missing Persons Cases Spike in Remote Mountain Area” Marcus [12:18 PM]: [Link] “Local Authorities Baffled by String of Disappearances” Marcus [12:19 PM]: Please tell me you’re not in that area??? I am trying to remember if Ash mentioned Blue Ridge or a blue fridge for the wedding gift registry. Call me.

Monique’s hands shook as she tapped on the first link. The article loaded slowly, but the headline was clear: “Three Hikers Vanish Without a Trace in the Blue Ridge Mountains.”

“Ash,” Monique whispered, her voice trembling.

“This is from last week. It’s in this exact area!”

Ashleigh leaned in, her face pale as she skimmed the article. “Oh my god. It says they were staying in a remote cabin. Mo, we need to-”

Her words were cut off as both their phones suddenly lost signal again, screens returning to “No Service.”

They stared at each other, the implications of what they’d just read sinking in. The peaceful retreat they’d imagined had just become a potential nightmare.

“We need to leave. Now,” Monique said, her voice firm despite her fear.

Ashleigh nodded, already standing up. “I’ll grab our bags. You check if the car-”

A loud crash from outside made them both jump. It sounded like breaking glass coming from the back of the cabin.

“What was that?” Ashleigh whispered, her eyes wide with fear.

Monique grabbed Ashleigh’s hand, her mind racing with possibilities, none good. The idyllic forest retreat had suddenly become a trap, and they were caught right in the middle of it.

Monique’s mind raced as she assessed their options. “We can’t go out the back,” she whispered urgently. “We can go out the front door. Stay low, stay quiet.”

Ashleigh nodded, her face pale but determined. They crouched low, moving silently towards the front of the cabin. Monique’s hand was on the doorknob when another crash echoed from the kitchen, followed by the sound of breaking glass.

They froze, exchanging terrified glances. Whoever was out there was inside now.

Monique pointed to a window near the door. Ashleigh understood immediately. They’d have to risk it.

With practiced silence born from years of sneaking out as teenagers, they eased the window open. Monique went first, landing softly on the porch. She turned to help Ashleigh, both straining their ears for any sound of approach.

As Ashleigh’s feet touched the porch, a floorboard creaked inside the cabin. Close. Too close.

They bolted, abandoning stealth for speed. The forest swallowed them, branches whipping at their faces as they ran. Behind them, angry shouts erupted from the cabin.

“The car,” Ashleigh gasped between breaths. “We need to circle back.”

Monique nodded, veering left. They’d put some distance between themselves and their pursuers, but heavy footsteps still crashed through the underbrush behind them.

As they neared the clearing where they’d parked, Monique spotted movement ahead. She grabbed Ashleigh, pulling her behind a large oak.

Two figures emerged from the trees, heading towards the cabin. Monique caught glimpses of unkempt beards and tattered clothing in the dappled forest light.

“There’s more of them,” she whispered to Ashleigh. “We can’t make it to the car.”

Ashleigh’s eyes darted around, then lit up. She pointed to a dense thicket nearby. “There. We can hide, wait them out.”

They crept towards the thicket, every snapping twig sounding like a gunshot in the tense silence. Just as they reached the edge of the dense foliage, a shout went up behind them.

“There! By the big oak!”

Monique shoved Ashleigh into the thicket. “Go! I’ll lead them off!”

Before Ashleigh could protest, Monique ran, deliberately making noise to draw attention. She heard pursuit behind her, but also Ashleigh’s muffled movement in the opposite direction. Good. At least one of them might make it.

Monique ducked and weaved through the trees, her lungs burning. She thought she might lose them when something heavy struck her from behind.

The world exploded into stars, then darkness.

When Monique came to, her head throbbed painfully, each pulse echoing through her skull like a drumbeat. She squinted against the dim light filtering through the cabin’s grimy windows, her vision swimming and blurring. As she tried to move, she felt the rough, coarse bite of ropes digging into her wrists and ankles, the fibers scraping her skin raw. The binding was tight, almost cutting off her circulation, and she could feel the numbness beginning to creep up her extremities.

The room spun unsteadily as she attempted to focus, her eyes darting around to make sense of her surroundings. The cabin’s wooden walls, which had seemed rustic and charming before, now felt like the walls of a prison, closing in on her. The air was thick with the scent of damp wood and mold, mingling with a faint, metallic tang that she realized with a jolt was blood.

Panic surged through her, making her heart race and her breath come in shallow, rapid gasps. She strained against her bonds, the ropes biting more deeply into her flesh with every futile effort. The coarse texture scraped her skin raw, adding to the sting of her growing desperation. She could hear her heartbeat pounding in her ears, a frantic rhythm that only heightened her sense of terror.

The cabin was eerily silent, the only sounds being the creaking of the old wooden floorboards and the distant rustling of leaves outside. The silence was oppressive, pressing down on her like a physical weight. She felt a bead of sweat trickle down her forehead, stinging her eyes as she fought to remain calm.

Monique’s mouth was dry, her throat parched and scratchy. She tried to swallow, but it felt like sandpaper against her raw throat. She licked her cracked lips, tasting the salty tang of her sweat. The air felt heavy, almost suffocating, and every breath she took seemed to catch in her chest.

She glanced around the room, her eyes darting to the shadows lurking in the corners. Every shifting shadow seemed malevolent as if hiding some unseen threat. The dim light cast eerie patterns on the walls, making the room even more claustrophobic. She strained her ears, listening for any sign of movement, any indication that she wasn’t alone. But the silence persisted, deepening her sense of isolation and fear.

A sudden, sharp pain in her head made her wince, and she realized that there was a sticky, wet sensation on the back of her scalp. She twisted her neck, trying to see without moving too much, and felt the rough texture of dried blood matting her hair. The coppery smell of it made her stomach churn.

Desperation clawed at her as she tried to recall what had happened. The last thing she remembered was running through the forest, her ragged breathing, and the thudding of footsteps behind her. She had tried to lead their pursuers away from Ashleigh, but then… nothing. Darkness. And now, this.

Her mind raced with questions and fears. Where was Ashleigh? Had she managed to escape? Or was she somewhere nearby, facing a similar fate? The uncertainty gnawed at her, adding to her rising panic.

Monique took a deep breath, trying to steady herself. She had to think and find a way out of this. She couldn’t let fear paralyze her. As she scanned the room again, she saw a glint of metal on a nearby table. A knife. It was just unreachable, tantalizingly close, yet frustratingly distant.

She shifted, testing her bonds, and felt a sharp pain in her wrists as the ropes began to cut deeper. She bit her lip, suppressing a cry of pain, and forced herself to focus. She had to stay calm and find a way to reach that knife. It was her only hope.

Summoning every ounce of strength and determination, Monique began to inch towards the table, her breath coming in ragged gasps. Each movement sent jolts of pain through her body, but she gritted her teeth and pushed on. She could sense the rough wood of the floor rubbing against her skin, intensifying her agony, yet she remained determined to persevere.

The knife gleamed in the dim light, a beacon of hope in the oppressive gloom. Monique’s fingers reached for it, trembling. Just a little closer. She could do this. She had to do this.

As her fingers brushed against the cold metal, a surge of relief and determination washed over her. She gripped the knife, her hands shaking, and began seeing through the ropes. The process was slow and agonizing, each stroke of the blade sending fresh waves of pain through her raw skin. But she didn’t stop, didn’t let herself think about the pain. She focused on the task, fueled by the desperate need to survive.

Finally, with a final, determined cut, the ropes gave way. Monique gasped in relief, her hands trembling as she freed herself. She rubbed her wrists, trying to restore some feeling to her numb fingers, and glanced around the room, her mind racing with plans and possibilities. She had to find Ashleigh and get out of this nightmare. And she had to do it fast before their captors realized she was free.

With a newfound sense of determination, Monique stood up, her legs unsteady but her resolve unwavering. She was bruised, battered, and terrified, but she was not defeated—not yet. She was going to find a way out of this—for herself and for her sister.

The cabin seemed to close in on her, the shadows deepening as she took her tentative steps toward the door. The oppressive silence pressed down on her, but she pushed it aside, focusing on the task. She would survive this—she had to—and nothing would stop her.

“Ash?” she said in a low voice.

Now springing up with whatever adrenaline she had left, she had left, “Ashleigh?! Are you here!?”

No answer. The cabin remained silent except for the creak of aging wood.

Monique's heart sank deeper and deeper as her vision got clearer. Her shoulders were pressed heavily by the weight of solitude in the room. There was no sign of Ashleigh anywhere; she was utterly alone. Ashleigh’s absence hit her like a tidal wave and left her feeling lost and abandoned, a feeling she thought she’d never have to experience in her lifetime twice.

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facingthefossegrim · 2 years ago

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OX has once again blessed us with a lovely new piece, which means it’s time to gush about it! Many interesting details to note here, so let’s hit them up:

• I’d gladly live in a reality where Mo Guan Shan is an actual cat-boy, but upon closer inspection, he’s wearing a headband (and tail). • Mo is also only wearing one earring for some reason, a very curious detail. • Matching shirts, nice~! • Mo’s posing, unembarrassed, aha. Just like in the beach illustration; he seems to like the peace sign. • Someone mentioned they might be holding hands, but considering their arm lengths/angle I think it’s more likely that Mo’s holding his drink out of the shot. It looks like He Tian might be opening the door with that pose, but that would be strange to me, considering that doors open inwards, not outwards, and behind them is a window that faces the outdoors or the parking area. • He Tian’s not pulling back on that glare, I see, pfft. • I’m thinking they must be standing in the hallway (possibly of a hotel or business place); I haven’t seen any patterned carpeting in any of the housing complexes featured so far (not in the present or future; not for Jian Yi, Zhan Zheng Xi, He Tian, or Mo Guan Shan’s). Most of the characters have halls with concrete floors and wood floors for the interior. The walls and style of the window also look modern and business-like. • Interesting detail of some bikes parked outside behind them. • They drink a lot of boba tea, don’t they? But that’s the norm.

#19 days #19days #mo guan shan #he tian #who do i want them to be looking at?#brother qiu #but that can't be canon cause mo's a little intimidated by him right now #official art #foss posts #was told that it looked more like a car than a bike #i guess it could be a car pfft

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nysocboy · 1 year ago

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Gemstones Episode 3.2: Kelvin's butt buddies, gay Percy, two toxic families, and a lot of soldiers

Episode 3.2 introduces Eli's estranged brother-in-law Peter Montgomery, his sons, and a disturbing super-macho mirror of Kelvin's God Squad.

Title: "But Esau Ran to Meet Him," from Genesis 33.4. Jacob has tricked his father Isaac into giving him the inheritance. Esau is furious and vows to kill him, so he flees. When he returns after 20 years, Esau behaves as if he is happy to see him, but....

Stephen's abusive wife: Stephen, who was fired as Judy's guitarist after her brothers discovered their affair, is trying to tell his wife Kristy that he was "laid off," not fired. She doesn't buy it. It's a highly abusive relationship: she calls him "an unemployed, cokehead piece of shit who sulks all day." He screams "Fuck you!", and she hits him with a glass blender. Shattered glass all over his face and head, in front of the kids! Whoa, scary.The Gemstones and their partners argue, but they never use abusive language or physical violence. Except for the time that Amber shot Jesse in the butt.

Later, Judy meets Stephen at Spanky's Cafe, a real restaurant in North Charleston, and offers him $10,000 to leave her alone: "I don't want to see you no' mo'." But he still wants her. Judy points out that he's married, but it doesn't matter: "I'd leave my family in a second if I could have you. I'd murder them." Say what? This guy is a psycho. Of course, he should leave his abusive wife, but murder her...and the kids?

Kelvin's Butt Buddies: Jesse and Amber's adult son Gideon, who moved to California to become a stuntman, is back, lying on the veranda in a bathrobe, smoking a cigarette, holding a box of Lucky Charms cereal, and sulking. The background song by Buddy Knox tells us: "I think I'm going to kill myself." He injured his neck, and may never do stunt work, tumbling, or martial arts again. At least he's displaying a nice chest.

In a much, much nicer parallel to the Stephen-Mandy confrontation, Gideon's parents order him to stop feeling sorry for himself, get off his butt, and go to work for the church. But he doesn't want to preach. Ok, so he can become Eli's driver. Remember that the long-term driver, Walker, was fired.

We cut to Gideon on his first assignment, driving Eli and the siblings to see if May-May's kids are ok. They are living with her estranged husband, Peter Montgomery, and his militia, the Brotherhood of Tomorrow's Fires: they expect end of civilization, like Eli's Y2K scare back in 1999. Eli calles them preppers: "They want to make sure they don't run out of toilet paper."

On the way to the compound, at the defunct Boy Scout Camp Wooden Feather, the siblings discuss their cousins, Karl and Chuck. Kelvin says that he always found them "kind of dumb and strange." But you haven't seen them since 2000, when you were ten or eleven. How much do you remember?

Judy: "That's why I'm surprised you weren't butt buddies with them."

He gets annoyed, not because she alludes to him being gay but because she implied that he's also "dumb and strange," and therefore perfect for the Montgomerys.

Not the God Squad: Bizarre signs like "Now we will see" greet the family, along with multiple armed guards. They pass Jacob (Stephen Louis Grush) cutting up a deer. Kelvin smiles at him -- think he's hot, buddy?. Then a military-style obstacle course; guys practicing martial arts; a guy taking a shower outdoors (no beefcake); and finally the mess hall, where about thirty militia men are having lunch.

Wait -- no women and children? The actual far-right militia movement has many female participants, but this is a male-only space, like Kelvin's God Squad in Season 2, but with scruffy guys in military fatigues instead of flexing musclemen. It is dedicated to phileo instead of eros, buddy-bonding instead of homoerotic desire. An article on Doomsday Preppers notes that these male-only groups "cultivate a dangerous vision of apocalyptic manhood that consummates a fantasy of national virility in the demise of feminine society." Women are weak and fragile, their civilization doomed. Only the "manly love of comrades" can survive the Apocalypse.

May-May's son Chuck ushers Eli and the siblings in. They are greeted by Cousin Karl (Robert Oberst), who is delighted to see them; and Uncle Peter (Steve Zahn, below), who is not. It's time for church, so get out! No, the siblings offer to help lead the service: Jesse will preach, Judy will sing, and Kelvin will perform some "feats of strength" for the kids -- the only time he references his muscles during the season. No kids around, but maybe the militia guys would like to see some masculine beauty.

Uncle Peter rejects the siblings' offer. They are "phony fakers," entertainers, interested in making money rather than saving souls.

Kelvin's Gay Friend: At the Salvation Center, Jesse, Kelvin, and designer Percy (Aaron Goldenberg) are going over the plans for the new executive boardroom. Percy has a gay-stereotyped name and occupation, so we can safely identify him as gay.

Background Alert: Aaron Goldenberg and Jake Jonez' video sketches, with the Mean Gays invading your dinner party, rejecting you as a hookup, and so on, have gone viral, with upwards of 35 million views across social media platforms. In 2024, they "invaded" the Razzie Awards, giving them a national spotlight.

Back in the board room, Kelvin lays on the campy behavior and criticizes Judy's choice of color scheme, becoming a hip-wiggling, eye-rolling, sassy Queer Eye for the Straight Guy host. He has been swishing like a Mean Gay all season, making sure that anyone who talks to him for a moment will figure "it" out.

When Martin comes in to tell them about a meeting with the Board of Ministers, Jesse orders Percy to "get the f* out," but Kelvin says goodbye nicely, while fiddling with his "wedding ring." Why is Kelvin being nice to him? In universe, he recognizes another gay person. Structurally, we learn that Kelvin has gay friends. He and Keefe are closeted, but not isolated: they are participating in the local LGBT community.

Gaslighting BJ: The siblings visit Eli at his fishing cabin to reveal that the Board of Ministers is "disgruntled," unhappy with how they are running the church. But Eli refuses help: he won't always be around, and they have to learn to work together to solve their problems.

Then Judy and BJ's Date Night: they leave the theater, discussing how cool it was to go to a movie and throw popcorn at people's heads. "Lately we haven't been on the same page," Judy comments. BJ doesn't know what she's talking about, so she digs herself in deeper, claiming that they were "on a break" when she was on tour. Uh-oh, when you are on a break, you can see other people.

When he protests, she gaslights him, claiming that he said it. Manipulative, but not nearly as crazy as last season's Judy.

Where's Keefe? Judy/BJ and Kelvin/Keefe scenes almost always run parallel, so we should see the guys having marital problems immediately before or after Judy gaslights BJ. But Keefe does not appear in this episode; we see Kelvin swishing it up in the board room instead. This suggests that Kelvin's conflict is not with Keefe, but rather with his new position of authority. It's one thing to be obviously gay while doing low prestige, nearly invisible jobs, and quite another to be gay while running the church.

Peter is Bat Shit Crazy: Time for church in the militia compound. While the men sing "Power in the Blood." the feds raid! Guys are being grabbed, assaulted, even shot and killed! Cousins Karl and Chuck manage to escape, even though the guy in front of them is grabbed.

They run to the "safe house": a middle-aged women is sitting on a chair in the woods, making a sandwich while half-naked kids frolick. It is a surreal scene. Who is she? A militia man's wife? A nature spirit? The guardian of the underworld? She wordlessly points to a nearby cabin where ten or twelve militia guys have gathered, and we return to ordinary time.

Peter wants to know who alerted the feds -- the Gemstones? And why did Karl and Chuck invite them in the first place? Are they traitors?

"No, Mama invited the Gemstones. We had nothing to do with it."

Peter doesn't believe them. To get them to confess, he cuts part of Jacob's ear off! Karl intervenes, and Peter orders his men to get him. The Cousins run. Whoa, is he planning to disfigure his children? This is even more toxic that Stephen-Kristy, like Kelvin's tyrannical rule of the God Squad times a thousand.

Cut to Gideon driving Eli to a cheap motel, where Chuck, Karl, and May-May are hiding. Peter is gunning for them -- and for the Gemstones. His goons are parked right outside. So you ask Eli to come to your hotel and get spotted by the goons? Good thinking, Sis.

The Shoe-Throwing Match: The Board of Ministers, representing every area of church administration, from finance to end-of-life services, want to know the siblings' plan for handling the declining membership. They can't think of anything except an impromptu catch phrase, "We three and thee." You were notified of this meeting far in advance, plenty of time to think of a plan. The meeting devolves into a shoe-throwing fight. Kelvin continues to promote femme-gay behavior by wearing a glittery vest.

Meanwhile, Eli agrees to hide the Montgomery Boys in his mansion. To escape Peter's goons, Gideon has do some fancy stunt driving, crash a few cars, plow through a golf course, and slam on the brakes to make his assailants crash into each other -- just below a "were you injured at work?" ambulance-chaser billboard. The end.

Work problems, marital problems, and now a militia gunning for them. The siblings are spiraling!

The full review, with explicit soldier photos , is on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends

#the righteous gemstones #kelvin gemstone #keefe chambers #adam devine #gay couple #tony cavalero #Skyler Gisondo #Karl Montgomery #Peter Montgomery #Steve Zahn #Robert Oberst

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Info for Faith In The Future World Tour KANSAS CITY, MO - JUN 10 2023

With special guests THE ACADEMIC & SNARLS!

Important Times:

5:30 PM - Parking opens

6:00 PM - Doors Open

7:00 PM - Snarls

8:00 PM - The Academic

9:00 PM - Louis Tomlinson

Times are all approximate and subject to change.

General admission (pit tickets):

All seats, no need to line up or camp!

The venue is OUTDOORS

Rain/thunderstorms expected - prepare accordingly!

Subject to change. Check the venue’s socials for updates!

⚠️ HYDRATION REMINDER ⚠️

Hydrate before the show, while waiting in line and during the show

For optimal hydration drink something with electrolytes such as Gatorade or LiquidIV

Rain/thunderstorms expected - prepare accordingly!

Eat well!

Here are important policies:

The venue is CASHLESS! Pay with a card or mobile pay!

Upgrade to Applause Club here ($50)

Parking: General parking is FREE and included with ticket purchases. Premium parking is available for $30 in advance only. All Broadway season ticket holders receive FREE paved parking. (Buy it here)

ADA info here and here

Cameras: small non-professional, point-and-shoot cameras (no detachable lenses) allowed. GoPros, selfie sticks, iPads, laptop computers and other devices are not allowed

Water: one 24 oz commercially sealed or empty bottle of water per person ALLOWED

Umbrellas are not admitted into the venue for concerts. In the case of inclement weather, ponchos may be purchased for $1 at our Guest Information kiosks, the Ovation Museum and ticket offices.

NO food

NO alcohol

NO Animals (except service animals)

NO smoking: prohibited in all areas of the venue except the north lawn and east of the Encore Deck. This policy applies to cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, cigars, pipes and any other smoking device.

NO Marijuana or any cannabis products

NO Aerosol sunscreen/bug spray

NO Coolers, umbrellas, strollers

NO Glass, Metal, or Hard Plastic Containers

NO knives, firearms, Brass knuckles, Tasers & mace/pepper spray or weapons of any kind

NO Booster seats or Car seats

NO Fireworks

NO Laptops

NO Lawn chairs

NO Selfie sticks

NO Skates and skateboards

NO Laser Pointers

There is NO RE-ENTRY!

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For more details click here

Bag Policy:

One bag no larger than 12” x 12” x 6” allowed

All bags are subject to be searched.

Banners, signs and flag policy:

Signs are allowed but cannot obstruct other patron's views of the show

Contact:

For additional questions please call the venue at (816) 363-7827. You can also access their website. Email: [email protected] Message them here. Check their twitter here and IG here for updates. Address: Starlight Theatre, 4600 Starlight Road, Kansas City, MO 64132

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Boost Your Property Value: How Can Tree Removal Services Make a Difference?

Remove Unsafe Trees to Enhance Safety, Curb Appeal, and Property Value! Landscaping is crucial in determining a property’s value; trees are a significant part of that equation. While healthy trees enhance curb appeal, overgrown, diseased, or poorly placed trees can reduce property value, create safety risks, and limit usable space. Professional tree removal services in Springfield help homeowners eliminate problem trees, improving aesthetics, safety, and marketability. This blog explores how tree removal can positively impact your property value and why professional Springfield tree services are essential for long-term home improvement.

Enhance Your Home’s Curb Appeal & Increase Market Value

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A well-maintained landscape attracts buyers and maximises your property’s worth.

Overgrown or diseased trees create an unkempt appearance.

Removing obstructive trees improves home visibility and architectural beauty.

A clean, open yard provides better landscaping flexibility.

Why curb appeal matters:

Homes with well-maintained landscaping sell faster.

Overgrown trees can lower property valuation.

A clean, open yard attracts more potential buyers.

First impression counts, and an attractive exterior can increase your home’s resale value by up to 20%. Investing in Springfield tree removal services ensures a well-groomed landscape that appeals to potential buyers.

Prevent Structural Damage & Costly Repairs

Unstable trees can damage your home, driveway, and underground utilities. Here are the signs a tree may cause property damage:

Cracked or leaning trunk near a structure

Large roots lifting sidewalks or foundations

Branches overhanging the roof or power line

Unchecked trees can lead to expensive repairs. Springfield tree removal services eliminate this risk, ensuring long-term structural integrity and reducing maintenance costs.

Increase Usable Outdoor Space for a Better Home Value

Unwanted trees take up valuable yard space that could be better utilized.

Removing trees opens space for patios, gardens, and recreational areas.

It allows for better sun exposure, improving lawn and plant growth.

Home extensions or pool installations become possible with more open space.

Tree removal creates a functional and attractive outdoor area, significantly increasing property appeal.

Improve Energy Efficiency with Smart Tree Placement

Strategically removing trees can lower energy costs and improve home efficiency. So, how can tree removal impact energy usage? Here’s how:FactorBefore Tree RemovalAfter Tree RemovalWinter SunlightBlocked by dense canopiesAllows natural heatingVentilationRestricted airflowBetter cross-ventilationRoof Damage RiskHigh due to overhanging branchesLower risk, improved durability

Trees positioned too close to a home can increase moisture retention, leading to mold and insulation issues. Proper removal optimizes energy efficiency and home comfort.

Eliminate Safety Hazards & Reduce Liability Risks

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Dead or weak trees pose a serious risk to people, vehicles, and neighboring properties. Some of the common risks of hazardous trees:

Branches falling on parked cars or driveways

Weak roots causing sudden tree collapse

Trees interfering with power lines, leading to outages

Hiring emergency tree removal services in Springfield helps prevent accidents, property damage, and legal liabilities.

Remove Pest-Infested or Diseased Trees

Unhealthy trees can spread infestations and diseases, impacting surrounding greenery. The most common pest-related issues among the many known include:

Termites and carpenter ants damaging wooden structures

Squirrels and raccoons nesting in dying trees

Fungus growth spreading to healthy plants

Timely tree trimming in Springfield, MO, or complete removal prevents these problems, ensuring a healthier landscape.

Tree Trimming vs. Tree Removal – Which One Do You Need?

Before opting for complete tree removal, it’s essential to determine whether trimming could be a better solution. Tree trimming is ideal when:

Branches are overgrown, but the tree is healthy: Removing excess limbs can enhance sunlight exposure and airflow.

The tree poses a minor hazard: Trimming may reduce the risk of breakage if a tree leans slightly or has weak limbs.

You want to improve aesthetics without removing the tree: Pruning can maintain shape, prevent excessive shade, and improve overall property appeal.

There are local tree preservation laws: Some trees may be protected, and trimming is the only permitted solution.

However, complete removal is the safest option if the tree is diseased, dying, structurally weak, or causing property damage. Consulting professionals can help homeowners make the right decision.

Why Choose T & F Tree Service?

T & F Tree Service provides expert tree services in Springfield, ensuring safe and efficient removal. Their professional arborists specialize in the following:

Tree trimming in Springfield, MO, to maintain healthy growth

Springfield tree removal services for hazardous trees

Stump removal in Springfield, MO, to clear space effectively

Emergency tree services in Springfield for storm-damaged trees

With state-of-the-art equipment and trained professionals, T & F guarantees precise and hassle-free tree removal.

Conclusion

Tree removal is a wise investment that enhances safety, increases property value, and improves landscaping aesthetics. Whether eliminating hazardous trees, creating more space, or preparing for a sale, professional tree services in Springfield ensure the job is done right.

If you have old, diseased, or problem trees, consider professional tree removal to protect and increase your home’s value. Contact T & F Tree Services today!

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not-bela · 2 months ago

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So I decided to write down what im feeling in the hopes of getting it over and done with. So here it goes...

Dear J,

Hello the first time I clearly saw you was in crew mess kasi my friends were teasing one of our chef friend that you look alike. And i cant help but agree because you really do. Your response was just smile.

Its funny kasi I hardly notice you back then. We dont meet that frequently kasi maybe coz im supper team that first few weeks you sign on. I remember our next encounter was when our supervisor asked me to rescue outdoor aft where you were stationed that time. We barely talk at all that time. I kept on bussing out, and i remember you saying "mainit ngayon" and I dont think i responded to that comment. The other day, you were still outdoor aft and then again i was asked to rescue you. That day you casually gave me two choco choco. I cannot remember how i responded that time and i barely really care about anyone that time because i just want to focus on work.

Do you know when i started to crush on you? I think it's when you constantly giving me new blue wipe. Wala e your quick remarks just hits different. That time we were all trying to control the usage of blue wipes yet you consistently give me new one everyday. I still remember you handing it to me while I was busy wiping in the buffet line. Pero me being overly independent sa work- I remember rejecting it saying "de ok lang to, ok pa tong wipe ko." But you still insist. One time I was refilling laoganma by the noodle station then you came and noticed na i finished the bottle. I remember you asking "tapon na to?" You constantly help me. Its new to me. You know when you're helping me, i dont know how to react. Pasensya na I dont know how to be soft its hard for me to thank you for helping me that time. I was used to doing it all by myself then came you. Very unfamiliar feeling. Sorry if you think I'm too shallow for this.

We were together in starboard manning, for almost 3 weeks i think. Those days were the happiest i have ever been since i came on board. I am always looking forward to be on duty that time.

One time you insisted to do the brooming when you saw me started to broom the carpet. I insisted to do it because Im thinking na walang may gusto ng pagwawalis. But you still get the broom from me then I asked bakit. Bakit gusto mo magwalis. I can still remember your reply clearly like it was just yesterday. You said: para di ka mahirapan. That time i dont know what to respond. You keep on making those little remarks, naiinis ako sayo dahil don. Kasi kapag may girlfriend ka na dapat di ka ganon. Dapat di ka masyadong mabait. Dapat di ka caring. Dapat di ka ngumingiti masyado. Dapat di ka nangangamusta lagi. Dapat di ka masyadong appreciative sa ibang babae tulad ko. Dapat di mo ko masyadong tinutulungan sa pagbuhat ng serving gears ko, sa pagbukas ng basurahan kasi nakita mong may itatapon ako, sa pagligpit ng mga empty box na itatapon ko.

Dapat di mo nalang tinanggap yung dalawang ice cream na binigay ko kasi ang alam ko nakakain ka na ng ice cream sa pantry that time pero inubos mo pa rin yung bigay ko. Bakit? Bakit lagi mo kong inaappreciate yung kasipagan ko? Dapat kapag may jowa ka, di ka dapat caring sa ibang babae. Dapat di ka masyadong gentleman. Dapat maging red flag ka. Gustong gusto kita i-hate haha kaso wala kong makitang masama sayo. Sana naging tamad ka na lang para mas madaling magmove on. Sana di mo na lang ako pinapansin para mas madali.

Dapat di mo na kinausap si jomaris tungkol sa biruan namin. Dapat di mo na pinipigilan si david kapag inaasar nya ako. Ang hirap naman mag move on sayo.

Dapat di mo na shineshare samin yung mga goals mo sa buhay kasi lalo ka lang nagkakaplus points sakin nakakainis.

One time sa pantry nabanggit ko na ang ganda ng kantang Muli kasi narinig kong kinakanta mo. Sana di mo na lang ako tinanong bigla kung nagkajowa na ba ako. Di ko alam isasagot. Sabi ko sayo babae gusto ko. Tinanong mo pa ko kung bakit di pa ko nagkakajowa sabi ko kasi ayaw ko ng may inuupdate. Tapos pinipilit mo pa iexplain sakin na responsibilidad yun ng may jowa. Sabi mo kung nagkakagusto din ba ko sa lalaki

Feb 21, 2025

Hello J,

Pano kaya ako magmomove on sayo kung bigla bigla ka susulpot

Feb. 25

Hello J,

Nalaman ko kay kent

nagpatugtog si kent ng random sa gym, nagplay yung Muli

sumabay ka sa pagkanta

di mo naman daw usual na ginagawa yun sabi ni kent

natanong ni kent na alam mo pala yung kantang Muli

Sabi mo daw- favorite ni iza yan

Naopen ni kent yung inuman sa beach, nabanggit nya yung biro ko na theme song namin ng crush ko yung Muli.

sabi mo wag ko na isipin yun, na guni guni ko lang yun.

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Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control: Trusted Real Estate Inspections in Hickory Hills, MO

Hickory Hills, Missouri, offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and suburban convenience. With its scenic beauty, close-knit community, and peaceful atmosphere, it’s no wonder that many people choose to settle in this area. However, purchasing a home or business property here requires careful consideration of potential pest issues, especially termites. At Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control, we offer comprehensive real estate inspections, ensuring that your investment is protected from hidden pests and structural damage. With our expert services, we help Hickory Hills residents make informed decisions when buying or selling property, giving peace of mind to both homeowners and real estate professionals.

About Hickory Hills, MO

Hickory Hills is a small yet welcoming community nestled in Greene County, Missouri, just a short drive from Springfield. The town is known for its beautiful rural setting, complete with lush greenery, rolling hills, and proximity to outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and birdwatching. Many residents take pride in the slower pace of life, valuing family, nature, and the tight-knit community that defines this area.

However, one challenge that homeowners in this rural area face is the presence of pests, particularly termites. Termites are often hidden until they have caused considerable damage, and that’s where Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control comes in. Our real estate inspections help ensure that properties are free of termite damage and other pest-related issues, which is vital for both new buyers and sellers wanting to protect their property’s value.

Reliable Real Estate Inspections in Hickory Hills, MO

When purchasing a home or business property, one of the most important steps in the process is conducting a thorough inspection to assess the condition of the property. This inspection should include checking for signs of pest infestations, particularly termites, which can cause significant structural damage if not detected early.

Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control specializes in real estate inspections for homes and businesses in Hickory Hills, offering a detailed analysis of potential pest problems, including termite damage. Our team of experts uses advanced equipment to detect termites and other pests in the structure, ensuring that no hidden issues go unnoticed. This is crucial for both homebuyers who want to avoid unexpected repairs and sellers who wish to ensure their property is market-ready.

In addition to termite inspections, we also evaluate other pest-related concerns, such as bed bugs, ants, cockroaches, black widow spiders, and even snake infestations. Our inspections provide a comprehensive look at the property’s pest situation, giving buyers and sellers the confidence they need to make the best decisions.

Contact Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control

If you’re in Hickory Hills, MO, or the surrounding areas and need reliable real estate inspections, Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control is here to assist you. Our expert team offers fast, thorough inspections to ensure your property is free from pest damage, giving you peace of mind throughout the buying or selling process.

📞 Phone Number: (417) 725-0306 🌐 Website: www.chiltonsinc.com 📍 Google Maps: Find Us on Google Maps

With our years of experience and local knowledge, Chilton's is your trusted partner for real estate inspections and pest control in Hickory Hills. Contact us today to schedule an inspection and protect your property from potential pest problems!

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redeemedhvac · 2 months ago

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Air Quality Tune-Up Services in Southern Hills, MO: Breathe Easier with Redeemed HVAC

Southern Hills, MO, offers a peaceful residential environment, perfect for families and nature lovers. However, as air quality becomes an increasing concern, it’s essential to ensure that the air circulating in your home is clean and healthy. Whether you have allergies or simply want to create a more comfortable indoor environment, Redeemed HVAC offers professional air quality tune-up services in Southern Hills to improve your home's air quality and the efficiency of your HVAC system.

About Southern Hills

Southern Hills is a picturesque neighborhood in Springfield, Missouri, where residents enjoy a family-friendly environment, lush green spaces, and easy access to outdoor recreational areas. Southern Hills Park is a community favorite, offering open fields, walking trails, and picnic areas perfect for a weekend afternoon.

The area offers a blend of suburban tranquility with quick access to Springfield’s amenities, including shops, dining, and schools. With its peaceful environment, Southern Hills is a perfect place to call home, where families can enjoy both privacy and convenience.

Air Quality Tune-Up Services by Redeemed HVAC in Southern Hills

At Redeemed HVAC, we understand that air quality is vital to the comfort and health of your home. Poor indoor air quality can lead to allergies, respiratory issues, and discomfort, which is why we offer comprehensive air quality tune-up services in Southern Hills. By servicing your HVAC system regularly, you can enjoy cleaner, healthier air while extending the life of your system.

Our air quality tune-up services include:

Air Filter Replacement: Over time, air filters accumulate dust, pollen, and other debris, reducing the efficiency of your HVAC system. We replace your filters to ensure cleaner air and better airflow.

Cleaning of Coils and Components: Dust and debris can also build up in the coils and other components of your HVAC system. Our tune-up service includes cleaning these critical parts to improve system performance and air quality.

Humidity Control Check: Proper humidity levels are essential for good air quality. We check your system’s humidity control to ensure it's working effectively and that your home is comfortable.

Air Duct Inspection and Cleaning: We inspect your air ducts for signs of contamination and clean them to remove dirt, dust, and allergens that affect air quality.

System Performance Check: We perform a comprehensive evaluation of your HVAC system to ensure that it's running efficiently, helping maintain high air quality and prevent costly repairs down the line.

Regular air quality tune-ups not only help ensure better health for your family but also improve the overall efficiency of your HVAC system, saving you energy and money in the long run.

Contact Redeemed HVAC for Air Quality Tune-Up Services

If you're in Southern Hills, MO, or the surrounding Springfield area and need an air quality tune-up, Redeemed HVAC is here to help. Our experienced technicians are ready to improve your home's air quality and HVAC efficiency, ensuring you breathe easier and stay comfortable.

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edenwellnesskc · 2 months ago

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Eden Aesthetics & Wellness is proud to serve the Key Coalition neighborhood in Kansas City, MO,

offering a range of services including Hydrafacial, Botox, Laser Hair Removal, wrinkle treatments, Xeomin, Jeuveau, wellness coaching, lip fillers, anti-aging treatments, Sun Spots treatment, laser treatments, chemical peels, and medical spa services.

About Key Coalition

Key Coalition is a neighborhood in Kansas City, Missouri, situated near the Ivanhoe and Oak Park Northwest neighborhoods.

Residents enjoy access to local amenities such as Lipari Brothers Sunfresh for grocery needs and the serene Spring Valley Park for outdoor activities.

Advanced Anti-Aging Treatments at Eden Aesthetics & Wellness

At Eden Aesthetics & Wellness, we specialize in advanced anti-aging treatments designed to rejuvenate your skin and restore a youthful appearance. Our offerings include:

Botox and Xeomin Injections: These neuromodulators help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles by relaxing facial muscles, resulting in smoother skin.

Dermal Fillers: We offer lip fillers and other dermal fillers to restore volume and fullness to the face, addressing signs of aging such as sagging skin and deep wrinkles.

Laser Treatments: Our laser procedures target sun spots and uneven skin tone, promoting a clearer and more youthful complexion.

Chemical Peels: These treatments exfoliate the skin's surface, reducing the appearance of age spots, fine lines, and wrinkles, and revealing fresher, younger-looking skin.

Hydrafacial: A non-invasive procedure that cleanses, exfoliates, and hydrates the skin, improving its texture and tone.

Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care, ensuring that each treatment plan is tailored to meet your unique needs and aesthetic goals.

Contact Eden Aesthetics & Wellness

If you're in the Key Coalition area or the greater Kansas City region and are interested in our anti-aging treatments or other aesthetic services, please reach out to us:

Phone: 816-482-9000

Website: https://www.edenwellnesskc.com/

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At Eden Aesthetics & Wellness, we are committed to helping you achieve a more youthful and radiant appearance. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discover the best treatment options for your skin.

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The Importance of Aerial Tree Risk Assessment for Property Owners

When it comes to maintaining the beauty and safety of your property, trees are often a centerpiece. Whether they provide shade, enhance your curb appeal, or just give your landscape a natural touch, trees play a big role in your outdoor environment. However, as with any element of your property, trees can pose risks—especially when they are not properly assessed for potential dangers.

One of the best ways to keep your trees—and property—safe is by conducting an aerial tree risk assessment. If you haven’t heard of this service before, let me break it down for you. Aerial tree risk assessment involves inspecting trees from above, typically using a drone or climbing techniques, to look for signs of damage, disease, or other conditions that could threaten the tree’s stability. It’s a more thorough approach than traditional ground-level inspections because it allows arborists to evaluate the tree’s canopy and higher branches, which are often the most vulnerable parts of a tree.

Why is an Aerial Tree Risk Assessment Important?

The importance of an aerial tree risk assessment can’t be overstated, especially for property owners in urban areas like Saint Louis, where trees are often in close proximity to homes, driveways, and walkways. Here’s why you should consider it:

1. Identifying Hidden Risks

Trees can develop hidden problems that may not be immediately visible from the ground. For example, a decaying branch in the canopy or cracks in the trunk can be difficult to spot without getting a good look from above. An aerial assessment can help arborists identify potential hazards early, before they cause damage to your property or, even worse, injure someone.

2. Preventing Property Damage

Falling branches or toppled trees can cause significant damage to homes, cars, fences, and other structures. Aerial assessments allow for proactive management of trees, ensuring that any at-risk trees are removed or pruned before they have a chance to cause destruction. Especially in storm-prone areas like Saint Louis, regular aerial assessments are essential to protect your property from severe weather-related tree failures.

3. Improving Tree Health

Aerial assessments can also help arborists spot signs of disease or pest infestations that could weaken a tree over time. By identifying these issues early on, you can take steps to treat the tree and restore its health, extending its lifespan and keeping it a valuable asset to your property.

4. Enhancing Safety

When trees grow close to buildings, power lines, or pedestrian pathways, their risks increase. Weak branches or unstable trees can pose a direct safety hazard to people and animals. Regular aerial assessments ensure that these risks are identified and managed, giving you peace of mind knowing that your trees aren’t going to pose an unexpected danger.

5. Increasing Property Value

Maintaining healthy trees is one of the easiest ways to improve the curb appeal of your property. An aerial tree risk assessment helps you make informed decisions about tree care, ensuring your landscape remains beautiful and well-maintained. If you ever decide to sell your property, healthy, hazard-free trees will undoubtedly enhance its value and attractiveness.

Why Choose Midwest Tree Surgeons for Aerial Tree Risk Assessments?

When it comes to tree care, you want to trust the experts who know what they’re doing. Midwest Tree Surgeons, based in Saint Louis, MO, offers top-notch aerial tree risk assessment services. Their team of certified arborists uses the latest technology, including drones, to conduct thorough and safe aerial inspections of your trees.

Midwest Tree Surgeons understand the local climate and environmental conditions that affect trees in the Saint Louis area. Whether you have a large estate with towering oaks or a small residential garden with a few decorative trees, their team is trained to assess and address potential risks specific to your property. Plus, their aerial assessments are designed to be non-invasive, so there’s no need to worry about damage to your trees during the inspection process.

If you’re concerned about the safety of your trees, or simply want to ensure they are in the best possible shape, an aerial tree risk assessment by Midwest Tree Surgeons is the solution you’ve been looking for. Their expertise, cutting-edge technology, and commitment to customer safety make them the best choice for any property owner in Saint Louis.

In conclusion, the health and safety of your trees are crucial to your property’s overall well-being. With an aerial tree risk assessment, you can stay ahead of potential issues and keep your trees thriving while reducing any risks to your property. Reach out to Midwest Tree Surgeons today to schedule your assessment and take the first step toward safeguarding your home and landscape.

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schulerplumbingllc56 · 3 months ago

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Clogged Drain Repair Services Wheaton, MO Near Me

Dealing with a clogged drain is a frustrating experience that can disrupt your day and lead to bigger plumbing problems if left unaddressed. Whether it’s a slow-draining sink, a completely blocked pipe, or recurring clogs, professional help is essential to restore your plumbing system’s efficiency. If you’re searching for clogged drain repair services in Wheaton, MO, local experts are ready to provide fast, reliable, and cost-effective solutions.

Common Causes of Clogged Drains

Clogs can develop in any part of your plumbing system due to various reasons. Here are some of the most common culprits:

Hair and Soap Scum: Bathroom sinks and shower drains are prone to blockages caused by hair and soap residue buildup.

Grease and Food Waste: In kitchen sinks, grease and food scraps can accumulate, leading to stubborn clogs.

Foreign Objects: Items like wipes, cotton swabs, and even small toys can block toilet and drain pipes.

Mineral Buildup: Hard water can leave behind mineral deposits in your pipes, narrowing the passage and causing clogs.

Tree Roots: Outdoor drains and sewer lines may be invaded by tree roots seeking moisture, causing severe blockages.

Why Professional Clogged Drain Repair Services Are Essential

DIY methods, like plungers or store-bought chemical cleaners, may offer temporary relief but can sometimes do more harm than good. Professional clogged drain repair services in Wheaton, MO, use advanced tools and techniques to resolve the issue safely and thoroughly. With specialized equipment like hydro jetting, drain snakes, and video camera inspections, experienced plumbers can pinpoint the cause of the clog and eliminate it without damaging your pipes.

Benefits of Hiring Experts for Drain Repairs

Accurate Diagnosis: Professionals assess the root cause of the clog to provide a targeted solution.

Safe Methods: Expert techniques prevent pipe damage and ensure long-term results.

Quick and Efficient Service: Skilled plumbers resolve even severe blockages promptly, minimizing downtime.

Preventative Advice: Professionals can offer tips to avoid future clogs and maintain your plumbing system.

Emergency Support: Reputable companies offer 24/7 services for urgent situations, like overflowing sinks or backed-up toilets.

Signs You Need Drain Repair Services

Not all drain problems are immediately obvious. Here are some signs it’s time to call a professional in Wheaton, MO:

Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or showers.

Gurgling sounds coming from drains.

Water backups in sinks or toilets.

Unpleasant odors near drains.

Frequent clogs in the same location.

Why Choose Local Clogged Drain Repair Services in Wheaton, MO?

Hiring a local plumbing company ensures faster response times, personalized service, and familiarity with Wheaton’s unique plumbing systems. Local professionals are also invested in the community and work to build long-term relationships with their clients, offering reliable and high-quality services every time.

How to Prevent Future Clogs

Avoid pouring grease or oil down the drain.

Use drain screens to catch hair and debris.

Flush your drains with hot water regularly to prevent buildup.

Only flush toilet paper and waste in your toilet—avoid non-flushable items.

Schedule routine maintenance with a professional plumber.

Trusted Clogged Drain Repair Experts in Wheaton, MO

When clogged drains disrupt your day, you need a team you can rely on to restore normalcy. The clogged drain repair services in Wheaton, MO, offer comprehensive solutions tailored to your needs. From clearing minor clogs to repairing complex drainage issues, local experts have the tools and expertise to get the job done right.

Don’t let a clogged drain turn into a bigger problem. Contact your local plumbing professionals today for fast, effective, and affordable service in Wheaton, MO.

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the-ac-repair-expert · 3 months ago

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The Most Overlooked Heating Issues in 2025 (and Their Quick Fixes)

Why does your heater always break down at the worst possible time? It’s not just bad luck.

Most heating repairs are 100% avoidable if you know what to look for. But here’s the problem: people overlook the obvious.

It’s easy to miss small issues when your system is still technically working—until it stops. And then you’re stuck. Freezing, frustrated, and calling for help.

But it doesn’t have to be this way. Let’s break down the most overlooked heating issues of 2025, how to spot them early, and the quick fixes that save you time, stress, and money.

The #1 Overlooked Problem: Dirty Air Filters

What happens when you ignore your air filter? Your heater struggles. Hard.

Dirty filters block airflow, force your system to work overtime, and can even trigger a full breakdown. And it’s not just about comfort. Higher energy bills and poor indoor air quality come with this problem too.

How to fix it:

Check your filter every 30 days.

Replace it every 3 months—or sooner if it looks clogged.

For premium efficiency, opt for HEPA filters designed for your system.

This one small habit can reduce the need for heating repair by 30%.

Ignored Warning Signs: Strange Noises

Your heater isn’t supposed to sound like a drum solo. But people often dismiss weird sounds until it’s too late.

What’s that noise telling you?

Banging or clanging could mean loose parts or ductwork issues.

Whistling? Likely a problem with airflow or leaks.

Grinding? Your motor might be failing.

Quick fixes:

Tighten visible screws or panels.

Inspect ducts for obvious gaps.

If the sound persists, call a pro for heating repair ASAP.

Uneven Heating: Hot and Cold Spots

Ever notice how one room feels like the Sahara, and another feels like Antarctica? Uneven heating is more than annoying—it’s a red flag.

What causes it?

Poor duct design.

Blocked vents.

A struggling thermostat.

The fix:

Open and clear all vents.

Seal any duct leaks (DIY tape works short-term).

Upgrade to a smart thermostat for better control.

Pro tip: A quick heating repair service can recalibrate your system for balanced performance.

The Thermostat You Ignore

Here’s the truth: your thermostat is the brain of your system. But people often overlook it during heating repair checks.

Common issues:

Dead batteries.

Incorrect settings.

Faulty wiring.

Fix it fast:

Replace batteries every year, whether they’re dead or not.

Double-check the temperature settings.

Upgrade to a programmable or smart thermostat to maximize efficiency.

Blocked Outdoor Units

When was the last time you checked your outdoor unit? Out of sight, out of mind—until debris clogs it and your system shuts down.

Quick action steps:

Clear leaves, dirt, or snow around the unit.

Keep a 2-foot clearance zone to allow proper airflow.

Schedule a seasonal maintenance check.

Skipping Regular Maintenance: The Silent Killer

Let’s get real. Maintenance isn’t exciting. But it’s the difference between a small repair and a total system failure.

Why people skip it:

“It’s working fine!”

“I’ll get to it later.”

“Do I really need to pay for that?”

Why you shouldn’t:

Most heating repairs happen because of neglected maintenance.

Small issues snowball into big (and expensive) problems.

What to do:

Schedule a professional tune-up at least once a year.

Check for service plans that include discounts on heating repairs.

FAQs About Heating Repairs

1. How much does heating repair cost in 2025? It depends on the issue, but minor fixes range from $100–$300. Major repairs could hit $1,000+. Pro tip: Preventative maintenance keeps costs low.

2. How do I know if I need heating repair? Look for:

Cold air instead of heat.

Higher energy bills.

Strange noises or smells.

3. Can I DIY heating repairs? For small fixes like replacing filters or clearing vents, yes. For anything involving wiring or internal parts, call a professional.

4. How long does a repair take? Most repairs take 1–3 hours. Complex issues might need a follow-up visit.

5. What’s the lifespan of a heater? With proper care, most systems last 15–20 years. Regular heating repair and maintenance can stretch this further.

Stories That Prove the Point

Case Study #1: The Dirty Filter Disaster A homeowner in Gilbert ignored their filter for two years. Result? A $600 heating repair bill to fix a burnt-out blower motor.

The fix could’ve cost them $10 and 10 minutes.

Case Study #2: The Noisy Heater A customer complained of grinding noises. They thought it was normal. Turns out, their motor was failing. Catching it early saved them $400.

Lesson? Don’t wait. Act early.

Why This Matters in 2025

Tech is evolving fast. Smart systems and AI-powered diagnostics make heating repairs easier and more affordable.

But the basics haven’t changed:

Clean your filter.

Check your thermostat.

Listen to your system.

And when in doubt, call the experts.

At Olive Air and Heating LLC, we handle the heavy lifting, so you don’t have to.

The Bottom Line

Heating repair doesn’t have to be stressful or expensive. By catching small problems early, you avoid major headaches later.

So, take 10 minutes today:

Check your filter.

Clear your vents.

Schedule a tune-up.

And when you need professional help, Olive Air and Heating LLC is just one call away.

Stay warm, stay smart.

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Finding Your Dream Home: Gulf Coast MO Real Estate Services

The Gulf Coast of Missouri may not be the first location that comes to mind when considering picturesque living, but for those who know its hidden treasures, this region offers a perfect blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences. Gulf Coast MO Real Estate Services, operated by GulfcoastMo, is here to make your dream of finding the ideal home a reality.

Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, seasoned investor, or someone looking to sell your property, GulfcoastMo has the expertise and commitment to ensure a smooth and rewarding real estate journey. Here’s why this team stands out in Missouri's competitive real estate market.

Why Choose Gulf Coast MO?

1. Local Expertise

The Gulf Coast MO real estate market is unique, blending rural tranquility with burgeoning opportunities. GulfcoastMo has deep roots in the community and unparalleled knowledge of the local neighborhoods, schools, and amenities. This expertise ensures that clients get properties that meet their needs and align with their lifestyles.

Whether you’re eyeing a spacious family home near quality schools, a cozy retirement retreat with scenic views, or commercial real estate to expand your business, GulfcoastMo knows where to look.

2. Comprehensive Services

GulfcoastMo isn’t just about buying or selling homes; they provide a full suite of real estate services designed to make the process seamless. Here’s what they offer:

Property Listings: An extensive database of residential, commercial, and rental properties tailored to various budgets and preferences.

Market Analysis: Real-time insights into property values, market trends, and pricing strategies to maximize your investment.

Home Staging and Selling: Expertise in preparing and marketing homes to attract potential buyers quickly.

Financing Guidance: Partnering with local lenders to help clients navigate loans, mortgages, and financial planning.

Your Buying Journey Simplified

1. Personalized Consultation

GulfcoastMo begins by understanding your unique requirements. Are you looking for a quiet neighborhood with outdoor recreational spaces or a bustling community close to shopping and dining? By personalizing your search, they save time and ensure satisfaction.

2. Property Tours

Once potential homes are identified, GulfcoastMo arranges guided tours, offering in-depth insights into each property's features and surrounding community. These tours help clients visualize their future while weighing the pros and cons of different options.

3. Negotiation and Closing

Negotiating a fair price and ensuring smooth closing are often the most stressful parts of real estate transactions. GulfcoastMo handles this with expertise, ensuring that you secure the best deal while navigating paperwork and legal requirements seamlessly.

Selling Your Property Made Easy

1. Market Your Home Like a Pro

Selling a property is more than putting up a “For Sale” sign. GulfcoastMo uses advanced marketing strategies, including professional photography, virtual tours, and targeted online advertising. They highlight each home’s best features to attract serious buyers.

2. Accurate Valuation

One of the key challenges in selling is pricing your home correctly. GulfcoastMo provides detailed market comparisons and property evaluations to ensure your home is priced competitively while maximizing your returns.

3. Dedicated Support

From listing your home to closing the deal, GulfcoastMo offers continuous support, addressing concerns and handling unforeseen challenges with professionalism.

A Community You’ll Love

The Gulf Coast MO area offers much to its residents. Enjoy outdoor adventures with access to lush parks, hiking trails, and water activities. Families can take advantage of top-rated schools and safe neighborhoods, while the region's economic growth opens doors for professionals and entrepreneurs alike.

Client-Centric Approach

What truly sets GulfcoastMo apart is its unwavering focus on client satisfaction. They build lasting relationships by being transparent, responsive, and dedicated to their clients' needs. Their mission is simple: helping people make informed decisions about one of life’s most significant investments.

Get Started Today!

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dpisigncompanyspringfield · 9 months ago

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The Impact of LED Signs on Modern Business Marketing

In tоdау'ѕ соmреtitivе buѕinеѕѕ lаndѕсаре, еffесtivе mаrkеting ѕtrаtеgiеѕ are сruсiаl fоr сарturing consumer аttеntiоn аnd driving grоwth. Onе роwеrful tool thаt has rеvоlutiоnizеd thе mаrkеting world is the LED ѕign. These bright, dуnаmiс diѕрlауѕ hаvе become a ѕtарlе for buѕinеѕѕеѕ seeking tо enhance thеir visibility аnd engage сuѕtоmеrѕ in innоvаtivе wауѕ. Thiѕ blog explores thе ѕignifiсаnt impact оf LED signs on mоdеrn business marketing, highlighting thеir bеnеfitѕ and hоw thеу саn bе lеvеrаgеd fоr mаximum effect.

One оf thе рrimаrу advantages оf LED ѕignѕ iѕ thеir аbilitу tо еnhаnсе viѕibilitу. Unlikе traditional static signs, LED signs uѕе bright, vibrаnt lights thаt are viѕiblе frоm a distance аnd ѕtаnd out еvеn in adverse weather соnditiоnѕ. Thiѕ hеightеnеd visibility еnѕurеѕ thаt уоur buѕinеѕѕ catches thе eye оf potential customers, mаking it аn invаluаblе asset fоr storefronts, rеѕtаurаntѕ, аnd rеtаil outlets located in buѕу or сrоwdеd аrеаѕ.

Mоrеоvеr, LED ѕignѕ are nоt limitеd bу dауlight hоurѕ. Thеir brightnеѕѕ аnd clarity mаkе thеm еffесtivе at аnу time оf day оr night, providing соntinuоuѕ advertising аnd brаnd exposure. Thiѕ rоund-thе-сlосk viѕibilitу iѕ раrtiсulаrlу beneficial fоr buѕinеѕѕеѕ ореrаting in competitive environments, where ѕtаnding оut is еѕѕеntiаl.

Anоthеr ѕignifiсаnt imрасt оf LED signs оn modern buѕinеѕѕ marketing iѕ thеir dynamic аnd сuѕtоmizаblе nature. Unlikе traditional signs thаt rеԛuirе mаnuаl uрdаtеѕ аnd сhаngеѕ, LED signs can bе рrоgrаmmеd to diѕрlау a wide range of соntеnt, frоm tеxt аnd imаgеѕ tо vidеоѕ and аnimаtiоnѕ. Thiѕ flexibility аllоwѕ buѕinеѕѕеѕ to tаilоr their messages tо ѕресifiс аudiеnсеѕ, times оf day, оr promotional еvеntѕ.

For еxаmрlе, a restaurant саn uѕе аn LED ѕign tо diѕрlау different mеnuѕ for brеаkfаѕt, lunch, аnd dinner, or to рrоmоtе dаilу ѕресiаlѕ аnd events. Retail ѕtоrеѕ can highlight sales, nеw аrrivаlѕ, оr ѕеаѕоnаl рrоmоtiоnѕ. Thiѕ ability tо ԛuiсklу and еаѕilу сhаngе content keeps thе marketing mеѕѕаgе frеѕh аnd еngаging, hеlрing tо capture and retain сuѕtоmеr interest.

LED ѕignѕ аlѕо оffеr a соѕt-еffесtivе ѕоlutiоn fоr businesses lооking tо mаximizе thеir mаrkеting budgеt. Whilе the initial invеѕtmеnt may bе highеr соmраrеd to trаditiоnаl ѕignаgе, thе long-term bеnеfitѕ outweigh the соѕtѕ. LED ѕignѕ are highlу durable and have a lоngеr lifеѕраn, rеduсing thе nееd fоr frequent rерlасеmеntѕ. Additiоnаllу, they consume lеѕѕ еnеrgу, leading tо lоwеr electricity bills аnd a rеduсеd еnvirоnmеntаl fооtрrint.

Thе cost savings аѕѕосiаtеd with LED ѕignѕ еxtеnd beyond еnеrgу еffiсiеnсу. Their ability tо attract more customers аnd inсrеаѕе fооt trаffiс can lеаd tо highеr sales аnd revenue, рrоviding a ѕubѕtаntiаl rеturn on invеѕtmеnt. For ѕmаll buѕinеѕѕеѕ and ѕtаrtuрѕ with limitеd marketing budgets, LED ѕignѕ оffеr an affordable аnd imрасtful аdvеrtiѕing ѕоlutiоn.

LED ѕignѕ play a crucial rоlе in building brand awareness and еngаgеmеnt. Their еуе-саtсhing displays can rеinfоrсе brаnd idеntitу аnd сrеаtе a memorable impression оn potential customers. Bу inсоrроrаting brand соlоrѕ, lоgоѕ, аnd соnѕiѕtеnt mеѕѕаging, businesses саn strengthen their brand imаgе аnd inсrеаѕе rесоgnitiоn.

Interactive LED signs further еnhаnсе сuѕtоmеr еngаgеmеnt. Tоuсhѕсrееn сараbilitiеѕ and interactive соntеnt аllоw buѕinеѕѕеѕ to сrеаtе immеrѕivе experiences, ѕuсh as рrоduсt demonstrations, customer ѕurvеуѕ, or ѕосiаl mеdiа integrations. Thеѕе intеrасtivе еlеmеntѕ nоt only аttrасt аttеntiоn but аlѕо еnсоurаgе сuѕtоmеrѕ tо intеrасt with thе brand, lеаding to highеr еngаgеmеnt аnd customer lоуаltу.

In conclusion, LED ѕignѕ hаvе a рrоfоund imрасt on mоdеrn buѕinеѕѕ marketing bу еnhаnсing viѕibilitу, рrоviding dуnаmiс аnd customizable соntеnt, оffеring cost-effective аnd energy-efficient ѕоlutiоnѕ, аnd building brand аwаrеnеѕѕ and еngаgеmеnt. Aѕ buѕinеѕѕеѕ continue tо seek innоvаtivе wауѕ to ѕtаnd out in a сrоwdеd market, LED signs оffеr a versatile аnd роwеrful tool tо capture сuѕtоmеr аttеntiоn and drive grоwth. By lеvеrаging thе uniԛuе advantages of LED ѕignѕ, businesses саn сrеаtе compelling marketing саmраignѕ thаt leave a lаѕting imрrеѕѕiоn оn their target audience.

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