What do you think is the best destination in the U.S. for a summer vacation? I’m thinking of a place that has a great mix of activities, relaxation, fun, safety, cleanliness, and good weather. Would love to hear your recommendations and personal experiences!
Completely personal and subjective opinions! For me, it’s that feeling of nostalgia at an old school amusement park. There’s something so charming about a vintage carousel or a swing ride like this one in the photo. Does anyone else seek out these little moments of pure joy when they travel?
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I don't trust photos like these anymore tbh.
Am I tripping or is that guy behind her missing legs
Ever looked at a map and thought a 10-minute walk looked easy, only to realize it's a massive uphill climb with luggage?
Try this prompt: "I am walking from \[Point A\] to \[Point B\] in \[City\] with heavy bags. Analyze the elevation changes and sidewalk quality along this route. Is there a slightly longer but flatter path, or a specific bus line that avoids the steep incline?"
It’s a lifesaver for saving your energy (and your knees). Do you let AI optimize your walking routes, or do you just wing it and hope for the best?
Ibought this from my usual guy(not at once) and cant help to notice how both are intertwined as they tend to be some sort of fact checker and an invaluable information source.
I can't say how they have removed the veil imprinted by misleading historical contexts taught in school.
The graffiti don't really make any sense so I think it's Ai. But then at the same time I wouldn't be able to read or understand them anyways
Just had a talk with my doctor again today and she gave me prescription again. It’s been about 10 years since I last had a prescription for it. When I took it before it was just so nice to feel focussed and motivated. I was a tour guide back then and it eliminated pre-tour jitters and my tour presentations were locked in.