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Itâs a hot take I can t get off my mind: Last July, Grub Streetâs Chris Crowley argued that anyone who can afford to eat out during a pandemic can afford to tip at least 50 percent, contending âitâs the bare minimum you can do if you decide you must eat a burger al fresco or get tacos delivered.â That percentage haunts me. Before reading it, I considered myself a generous tipperâusually leaving between 20 and 25 percent in restaurants. I tipped baristas and food trucks and have even returned to tables covertly to throw down extra money after watching stingier friends tip 10 percent to the penny. ....
); TOWN CREEK â Rhonda Lovett remembers watching the weather on television in her Town Creek home one year ago today when she heard a roar. âI was standing in the kitchen and yelled to my husband Wayne, âLetâs go,ââ she said. That was the last thing she said she remembers for about six weeks. On Dec. 16, 2019, an EF2 tornado struck their singlewide mobile home on Lawrence County 265, also known as Blue Hollow Road, sending both Lovetts to Birmingham hospitals in critical condition. The twister also killed two people and injured two others in the neighborhood. In August, Wayne Lovett, 64, Rhonda s husband of 45 years, died from head injuries sustained in the storm. Killed when the tornado struck a home across Blue Hollow Road were Justin Chase Godsey, 35, and his wife Keisha Cross Godsey, 34. Their son, Landen, 8, and neighbor Marcus Johnson also were severely injured. ....
Alabama tornado survivor: ‘Burying my husband is the worst thing I’ve ever had to do’ Updated Dec 16, 2020; Facebook Share By Michael Wetzel The Decatur Daily, Ala. (TNS) and Tribune Media Services Rhonda Lovett remembers watching the weather on television in her Town Creek home one year ago today when she heard a roar. “I was standing in the kitchen and yelled to my husband Wayne, ‘Let’s go,’” she said. That was the last thing she said she remembers for about six weeks. On Dec. 16, 2019, an EF2 tornado struck their singlewide mobile home on Lawrence County 265, also known as Blue Hollow Road, sending both Lovetts to Birmingham hospitals in critical condition. The twister also killed two people and injured two others in the neighborhood. ....