u/Definitely_not_Luna

Hello! I have spent a lot of my childhood and adult life in Summit County as we’re fortunate to have a family house at Copper. I know the area well, as my main hobbies are mountain biking and skiing.

For the first time, I’m bringing some childhood friends with me to celebrate my 30th birthday. They’re not very athletic, so I’m looking for some fun things to do that I wouldn’t normally think of! We (7 women, ages 24 - 32) will be there mid-November. Perfect mud season 😅 Any suggestions of things to do are welcome! I would love to support some small businesses. Thanks!

Hello!

I will be traveling to Amsterdam for three nights on my own. I’m coming from a work trip to Apeldoorn, with two large suitcases, and planning to use public transit. I will have a meeting with someone at the university. Otherwise, I’ll be exploring!

I’d love to stay somewhere easy to get to with transit, but I’d prioritize somewhere cozy, quiet, and safe, rather than being in the thick of the city. I’m excited to explore the city, but will be also looking to recharge after a high stress work trip.

I’m a solo 29 year old female, if that matters!

Thank you!

I am a white person from Southern California graduating this week with my masters. In SoCal, we always have leis at any graduation, high school or university. But before my mom gives me one here, I wanted to check. Is that okay? Is that cultural appropriation? Thank you.

I am a white person from Southern California graduating this week with my masters. In SoCal, we always have leis at any graduation, high school or university. But before my mom gives me one here, I wanted to check. Is that okay? Is that cultural appropriation? Thank you.

I am a white person from Southern California graduating this week with my masters. In SoCal, we always have leis at any graduation, high school or university. But before my mom gives me one here, I wanted to check. Is that okay? Is that cultural appropriation? Thank you.

I am a white person from Southern California graduating this week with my masters. In SoCal, we always have leis at any graduation, high school or university. But before my mom gives me one here, I wanted to check. Is that okay? Is that cultural appropriation? Thank you.

I am a white person from Southern California graduating this week with my masters. In SoCal, we always have leis at any graduation, high school or university. But before my mom gives me one here, I wanted to check. Is that okay? Is that cultural appropriation? Thank you.

This subreddit has always been so helpful so I’m hoping you guys have some ideas!

I’m moving soon from a furnished apartment into an unfurnished one bedroom. I’m an athlete and my training partner will come to visit often. I’m thinking of doing something like a split queen or king, so when she comes to visit, I can push the beds apart, but when I’m on my own, I can have a bigger bed. I’d use a mattress topper to keep the beds together and probably just get two twin XL beds…?

Thoughts? Terrible idea? Better ideas? Things to consider? Do they make nice twin XL mattresses?

In the past I’ve had a nice blow up mattress for guests but for longer visits I don’t want to have to always step around something in my living room.

Thank you!