u/brdfillet

Plan namin ng partner ko magbyahe papuntang Sagada, possibly on September, not sure nga lang if better sa first week or second week since we're worried na baka may bagyo na darating. May nahanapan na kami na place to stay (but hindi pa confirmed yung book namin kasi we're still checking the weather).

For chill tour plan namin, we already found out about heading sa tourism center nila for other places na pwede puntahan. We would just like to know kung maganda bang ituloy sa first week or second week ng September.

I am traveling from Little Rock to Miami in October to surprise my mom for her birthday and I'm trying to find the best way to get there. Ideally I'd fly to save time (it's about a 17-18 hour drive) but tickets are crazy expensive right now. Doing a roadtrip is actually cheaper than every airline I've seen when I account for gas and hotels except for one flight I saw on an ota called CheapFlightFares. I've never used a website like that before so I was wondering if anyone had an experience with them before I commit to booking?

Buying tickets is so confusing nowadays. It seems like every venue has its own email list, IG, text alerts, artist/credit card presales and it's too much to keep up with. Even though concerts are kind of my thing and I probably go to one or two shows a month, since the days you'd go to the mall to buy tickets at the kiosk, but somehow it felt less stressful than whatever we're doing now.

Is there some way to find a master list for all the different presales? I usually find out about artist presales directly through their socials or websites, but I feel like I'm missing the other places, like credit card or venue presales. There's gotta be a place to see it all at once, right?

I'm tired of working retail jobs to make ends meet and want to try going to school but I'm 40 and feel like I'm too old for a traditional college. Plus I tried that once and it wasn't for me. I think an online program would be good this time so I can keep working. I'd like to get my bachelors degree in something like IT or computer science (but I'm open to other options too) but I don't know where to start. What schools/programs do you recommend?