u/flatOhpie

Looking for cool things to do on my 7 week trip

Me and my fiance are going to china for 7 weeks and looking for some cool things to do. He is very history orientated and loves anything historical whereas I am more shopping/ food
orientated but will go anywhere. Here
is our itenerary:

5 days in beijing
3 days sanya
3 days beijing
3 days xi an (will be seeing terra cotta soldiers)

4 days chengdu
2 days chongqing
3 days zhangjiajie
6 days shanghai (will see yu garden)

15 days Beijing

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u/flatOhpie — 1 day ago

SIM or ESIM for 7 weeks which is better

I have an iPhone 17 and I cannot replace the sim card myself, so if I wanted a sim i would need to buy a cheap older model. My main concern is stability of esim. Some ppl say it didnt work so I am scared to waste money on it. Is the trip.com one reliable? or should I get a 2nd phone thats sim capable?

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u/flatOhpie — 6 days ago

How do I let my cat know im not abandoning her

I will be traveling abroad for 7 weeks to visit my elderly grandmother, but im worried my cat will think I abandoned her. My dad is taking care of her and he loves her dearly, so I know she will have plenty of attention, but I also dont want her to feel like I left her. Will she recognize my voice and face on a facetime?

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u/flatOhpie — 9 days ago

Looking for these UT boots

Saw these beautiful boots and wondering what brand they are? I also saw a group of zetas at the senior bar crawl wearing a similar boot. If anyone knows what the boots in the pic are or what the zetas were wearing plz lemme know 🙏🏻

u/flatOhpie — 15 days ago

Evaluation eform or LOR

Very confused about the whole evaluation eform. I am setting up my LOR section and it has the option to pick direct upload or eform. Does this mean its just one or the other? This specific line is throwing me off. I thought you were required to do both...

u/flatOhpie — 15 days ago

Im taking 4 async classes but will be in china for vacation and i have a good vpn but im a student enployee. Will i get fired for using canvas in china because its a "security" threat.

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u/flatOhpie — 22 days ago