I’ve been anxious the past 2 days because of my flight. Nonstop anxiety. I see that DEN and SEA are both supposed to experience thunderstorms during take off and landing, and looks to be a few on the way.
I hate how bad my anxiety already is on clear flights, this is just making it so much worse.
This will be the first time I fly out or into a storm so a little scared!!!
I’ll be in Seattle this weekend and on Sunday we will drive up to Port Townsend. We plan on leaving the area of Pike Place Market around 8:30am. No specific time in coming back, later afternoon. We were thinking either driving to the Edmunds ferry or Bainbridge ferry instead of going all the way around. Is the ferry system for driving pretty easy to understand? Do I have to pay for the vehicle and 1 passenger ticket if we have a car and 2 people in it? Both ways? Might be more expensive than just driving around it seems, but I do like the break from driving if the ferry is easy enough.
Only reason I’m even considering going around is being nervous for not knowing what I’m doing driving up to the ferry, if anyone has any tips it was be much appreciated!!
I’ve been before but it was always with my parents when I was younger so they always set the agenda.
This will be my first time visiting with my GF in June who has never been. I’ve been to seattle 3 times so I know a few of the things around, but wanted input on this agenda. Act as if this is also my first time, even though I’ve done all of this already, since we’re prioritizing her experience
Sunday
- Drive up to Port Townsend and spend the day there, the beach there she wants to visit
Monday
- Pike Place Market
- Underground Tour
Tuesday
- Bainbridge Island
- MPOP
Short 3 day trip but is this a good agenda? Any other places you suggest in place of another (excluding space needle)
Also if anyone has any food recommendations bring them on! We are staying at the Mayflower hotel and will walk/uber everywhere except on Sunday of course. Especially any gluten free places, as my GF issues with gluten.
Would love to hear more about the cybersecurity risk or unforeseen changes they mention as if this decision isn’t just based in financial greed
Edit: One of the comments here pointed out something that makes a great point too. They are “solving” security issues for them but introducing it for thousands of alumni. If you happen to forget any account of yours under your cu email and your email is reused in the future, that person will now have access to anything that email used or is using. Insane.
Was at Dick’s for an unrelated reason and saw a grown man in his 40s and his probably 10 year old son rummaging through prizm and optic packs to see if they could find inserts or whatever. I hate this dumbass practice so I told my cashier that they are actively ruining product and they just said “Huh, that’s what they are doing? They’ve been there so long” Of course I know they are not paid enough to care and I probably wouldn’t either as a cashier, but damn, has this hobby been devolved so bad.
Glad I moved on to only buying singles for my PC!
Edit: Wow the scalper and reseller defenders hitting the DMs, didn’t realize teaching your 10 year old son to have a gambling addiction and no regard for others was so controversial to say it’s bad!