She is spreading this thin and dragging this because she isn’t getting enough attention these days. Not to mention she’s with a new man now. I feel bad for Joanna but some of you guys aren’t ready for that conversation
My family is visiting me for the first time in the States for my graduation, and they'll be staying in the city for 5 nights!! I want to make sure they experience the absolute best of it.
So far, I'm planning to take them to Dolores Park, the Ferry Building, Tiburon, Palace of Fine Arts, the Presidio/chrissy field, the Golden Gate Bridge, Lands End and Baker Beach, and a cable car ride down to the piers. I'm also thinking of dedicating a full day to Berkeley...probbaly walking the Cal campus, grabbing food (introducing them to pastrami)
I'm starting to run out of ideas for the rest of the trip though! For context, my parents are in their 60s and my older brother is 29.
Any other recommendations? And if you're Korean and have had relatives visit, what impressed them the most? If not, what's a place you took your own family from abroad to that left a lasting impression... the kind they still bring up to this day?
Thanks all!!!
Hi bitches!!<3
My family is visiting me for the first time in the States for my graduation, and they'll be staying in the city for 5 nights!! I want to make sure they experience the absolute best of it<3
So far, I'm planning to take them to Dolores Park, the Ferry Building, Tiburon, Palace of Fine Arts, the Presidio/chrissy field, the Golden Gate Bridge, Lands End and Baker Beach, and a cable car ride down to the piers. I'm also thinking of dedicating a full day to Berkeley...probbaly walking the Cal campus, grabbing food (introducing them to pastrami)
I'm starting to run out of ideas for the rest of the trip though! For context, my parents are in their 60s and my older brother is 29.
Any other recommendations? And if you're Korean and have had relatives visit, what impressed them the most? If not, what's a place you took your own family from abroad to that left a lasting impression... the kind they still bring up to this day?
Thanks all! ❤️
Hi,
I don’t have dental insurance in the U.S., and I’m scheduled to have my wisdom teeth extracted in about a month back home. During a cleaning a while back, my dentist mentioned that my wisdom teeth had started to partially erupt and showed me a small opening.
Since then, I’ve occasionally noticed a HORRIBLE smell coming from that area. I’m assuming it’s because food or bacteria might be getting trapped there, but I’m not sure how to manage it...
Has anyone experienced something similar? I’d really appreciate any advice on how to minimize the odor and keep the area clean until my extraction.