I keep getting email recs to make dining reservations. If I were to walk in at any dining spots, how long can the wait be? I just don't want to feel lik i have a set time to eat, just go with the flow for each day.
Also, is there a list of all included dining places on board so I know what to expect? I know there are paid dining options too.
If this is a lot for California, any other auto insurance recommendations I should explore?
CA- Los Angeles county. Been with Farmers for 10+ years, but I recently took over policy holder from my dad. We have 3 cars: 2021 Rav4 hybrid, 2024 Rav4 Plug in hybrid, and 2025 camry hybrid. I saw that my next 6-month bill is +$400 more than last years, in addition to all the discounts/adjustments already added. Cars are definitely on the newer side, no tickets/accidents. I am bumbed out this is how much it cost for a long-time auto insurance holder with this company.
If this is a lot for California, any other auto insurance recommendations I should explore?
Hiked Sunset peak, San Gabriel peak, Strawberry peak in the past. Would like a ~3-5 mi trail. Any good ones right now?
Will be taking my first cruise around October. Was thinking do I need to buy their excursions when disembarking in those three ports? Ideally, planning to sightsee at common areas in those places, and maybe check out the food/local places. Are they walking distance from the ports or do I need to to use a rideshare/taxi? From my understanding, we have the whole day for each ports, can we go back to the ship any time?
For those who have already visited these areas, any advice you could give me and my family? Also, do these places accept apple pay or I need to convert USD to pesos?
On the app, I am seeing excursions ranging $50+ per person. Any places/activities more lower budget or we can just travel on ourselves?
Will be taking my first cruise around October. Was thinking do I need to buy their excursions when disembarking in those three ports? Ideally, planning to sightsee at common areas in those places, and maybe check out the food/local places. Are they walking distance from the ports or do I need to to use a rideshare/taxi? From my understanding, we have the whole day for each ports, can we go back to the ship any time?
For those who have already visited these areas, any advice you could give me and my family? Also, do these places accept apple pay or I need to convert USD to pesos?
First timer here. I'm not planning to us my phone too often, but for sure viewing the event/plans onboard and family communications. I heard the app is free without extra fee, which includes a messaging function? If that's the case, I am food without wifi purchase? Is it more common for folks to buy a wifi service or not?
I'm planning to book my first cruise with my family on Discovery Princess to Mexico. Can someone clarify if the complimentary food is 3 entries per day or is unlimited at anytime?
Any must know tips and tricks to make cruising enjoyable for first timers? I am not planning to buy any packages as of now.
Will be visiting from LA today and was wondering if there is any other great spots to check out before driving home tonight.
I am reaching 2 yrs on MS/tele unit. I am just exhausted mentally and physically. There is a lot of issues I find frustrating, like always having to " CYA" or pts/family members making false accusations, like we always need to protect our license... I don't know how nurses with 5+ years of experience are still doing it, while I am constantly contemplating my life choices on a daily basis. I feel like I am stuck because I don't have a plan b in what other specialties to try, but won't give me too much stress with decent pay. My hosp has other tele units with specific populations and ofc ICU/ER, but those don't interest me. I do like the hands-on part of nursing, but also want something I can transfer my skills to without pigeonholing me in the future. Any advice?
Any adjustments?
Birthday coming up this month, and I was wondering if there are any restaurants/non-food giving out any good stuff on your birthday.
I'm planning to check out the narrows with my water shoes till it hits close to knee/waist deep then hike other trails. Is it fine walking on easy/moderate trails with ust my water shoes or do I need to change to my hiking shoes?
Just so that my family members are on the same page, what parking structures are available for guests, or are all parking lots available and free?
I'm hoping to beat the crowd, but also enjoy my hikes still with great views/weather. Was planning before 7 am, but seems like a lot of ppl doing that in general.
For the recent chipotle promotion for teachers and healthcare, I recieved an email that I won one. However, the email was from "Teacher Thanks" and they verification link went straight to asking teacher credentials. The fine prints mentioned "“Healthcare Professionals” or “Teachers”, but I don't see an option to choose healthcare professionals. Anyone found out how?
First time traveling out of state to Zion. Was wondering what must have essentials to better prepare for the trip?
I am starting to take my health seriously because of my physical health issues. I have an eos near me. Is there anything I could say to reduce my annual fee of $60? I work in healthcare and just wanted a basic plan, but affordable for me while paying my monthly bills.