Q: Rita's is amazing!!! What impressed me most was not my vanilla custard with Kit-Kats I ordered, which was delicious to say the least, but the fact that they had treats for dogs! I took my dog along for the ride and when my friend came back with our order he said the cashier saw that I had my pup with me, so she gave him a mini cone just for her. It was about the size of McDonald's mini cones and it had a doggie biscuit on top.

A: positive

Q: Awesome. Love CVS. Pharmacist there is always very helpful and answers all my questions :)

A: positive

Q: After reading such amazing reviews, I decided to bring two of my fur babies here to have them groomed. I dropped them off and came back later to pick them up when I was told. The man, who I believe is the owner, reeked of cigarettes or had been smoking inside of the shop! My dogs were shaking and scared. He only groomed ONE of my dogs and told me that he couldn't do the other because he was afraid he would bite him. What? He has been groomed for years at other establishments and there has never been an issue with either one! BTW, we are talking about a 4 lb Toy Poodle and a 12 lb Papillon mix. The owner suggested I bring him back to be groomed by another groomer in his shop that was better with working on difficult animals. What a waste of time and money! Needless to say, I wouldn't dare bring my babies back to this place and found a great place that is friendly, does a great job, and my dogs and I are happy when I pick them up! Highly suggest going somewhere else.

A: negative

Q: Like every blogger, there's an fascinating interesting, powerful, profound back story to this. But I haven't begun that blog yet. You're better off for it. Mom's house had hail damage last October. Her roof was on my to-do list for some time prior to God's golf game. She got some insurance money. The ambulance-chasing roofers from everywhere showed up. I left town for a long time. I let the sales fury and machine-gunning sound of New Roofing for All die down. I went to my contractor source, the Better Business Bureau. I found Vaskez Roofing and Repair. They have a fine web page, they specialize in flat roofs, have completed large, technically challenging jobs (web page). A major valley company that's put five roofs on family housing since 2008 bid the job. The energy-saving finish they rolled on our flat roof "prunes" and peels after wetting under leaves and Phoenix dust storm dirt. The last family roofing job, major flashing was torn from 40 year-old walls, replaced with weather goop. A giant splinter was ripped from the fascia I worked so hard to paint correctly, leaving me raw wood to patch, sand, prime and paint. The bids were within $300.00. Vaskez specified 30-year roofing material and a bitumin flat roof etc. The major specified 20 year roofing and lesser finishing. We chose Vaskez. I am not disappointed. It was a four-layer tear-off of old roofing, six layers in some patched areas. Lots of roofing nails with heads rusted off were pulled. Mom's room-leak source was found and remedied. Rebuilds were done as needed, "rain spacers" nailed under new flashing. As roofing progressed, and the tar holding strips from the newest row stuck to the layer below, the work was cooled with water. This cooled the tar, preventing melt out and non-sticking. This never happened on our five previous roofs. And finally, the flat patio roof got an industrial-grade finish. Tar-backed roll roofing laid over the prepped surface of the back porch. The work was melted into place with a torch. Tarps were laid down most places during tear-off. At the end of each day, the yard was cleaned. Danny Vaskez said it was the hardest tearoff he'd done in 25 years. We have a five year warrantee on the work. Ten months later, some roofs done by ambulance-chasers are failing.

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positive