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For years I had a Fitbit flex 2 and a metal gold bracelet it went in so I could wear it to work, events, etc. Sadly it recently fell off on the bus and is gone for good. I have been trying to buy one off Poshmark or eBay but a lot of the ones there are “new in box” and have never really been used/plugged in so they aren’t compatible with the app anymore. So is anyone selling their’s that they’ve hopefully recently used? I just need the flex 2 itself I have bands for it. If not, what are my other options that can look like a bracelet not just a fitness tracker? I do not need one with a screen, I actually prefer screenless. thank you in advance!!

I've been in my co-op about a year and feel ready to renovate. I want to do one bathroom and kitchen and basically everything is a straight swap, no layout changes, so just new vanity, new kitchen cabinets, new tile, etc. My building runs a tight ship with strong insurance requirements so I'm starting to ask around both in my building and on here for good contractor recommendations! Design wise, I know what I want and nothing is super high end luxury or out of the ordinary, just want a good, quality job that will last and hopefully won't cost me an insane amount (though I do know it will be expensive) I'd love to hear about your recommendations or experiences and thank you in advance!

I am getting instagram ads for boop which looks like an app where you are able to monetize itineraries….? I am not a travel blogger but I truly love traveling and especially love researching and making my itinerary for every trip I go on so I am kind of intrigued. I‘d love to hear about anyone’s experience!

PosTed in r/scotland too and hoping the nice people of Reddit can help me decide.

Would I be insane not to go to Skye? 

I’m heading to Scotland first week of October and I have limited time. I want to do 2 days in Edinburgh and then some time in the highlands soaking up nature and hiking. I’d probably have 5-6 days total for my trip so I’m thinking Skye is just too far and I’d be better off sticking around more in the Glencoe/Fort Williams/Loch Ness area. Is this crazy though? Everyone raves about Skye - am I really missing out if I don’t go this time? My goal is to see Scotland’s natural beauty and my husband does want to pop by Loch Ness for the fun of it (I know it’s underwhelming but he’s such a cryptozoology fan) so that makes going to Skye even more complex since they’re far apart.

Thank you in advance!