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If you and your partner wanted to live in different cities (Vancouver vs. Toronto), what happened in the end?

If you and your partner wanted to live in different cities (Vancouver vs. TO), what happened in the end?

Does anyone know what time the kimbap will be made everyday? Is 10am too early to get some?

Thanks!

Is there a website to report or track bear sightings is Burnaby?? (Please don’t say Reddit 😂)

We were planning to go next week, but due to the air quality and the evolving fire situation and evacuation in Summerland we felt it was best to cancel. Feeling very sad, was really looking forward to visiting Osoyoos for the first time. I’ll be back for you! Stay safe everyone 💛

Anyone else feels their eyes have a burning sensation due to the air quality? I wear contact lenses and had to take them out…

Those who have trips coming up in the next few weeks to Kelowna, Penticton and Osoyoos area… will you be cancelling your trip due to the fires?

Has anyone seen The Odyssey in 70mm in this theatre yet? Online reviews say the projector failed on opening night. 🥺We have tickets to see it on Sunday and wondering if it has been fixed yet.

Thank you!

Trying to buy local, recently tried Tree Island yogurt, and hummus from Royal Gourmet Food, both were really good!

What are some things you buy regularly, can be found in most grocery stores, and would recommend? Could be dairy, snacks, dressing etc. excluding veggies/fruits/alcohol.

Sorry if this has been asked a million times already. Did your lodge linen pants shrink in the wash? I got the small size and they’re a bit long for me, was hoping it would shrink a bit.

Also, what kind of undies do you wear with the pants? I got the white color and it’s a bit see through (with light pink undies)

Thank you!!!!

How’s everyone doing in the first unofficial heat wave? ☀️🕶️🔥🥵

My partner and I are DINKs (dual income, no kids) in our late 30s with a fur baby. These days, about 90% of our friends either have toddlers or are expecting their second child. While we're happy for them, we've started to feel like we're drifting apart. Since we don't plan on having kids, we're finding it harder to relate to this stage of life, and spontaneous hangouts seem almost impossible now. Most social plans need to be scheduled weeks in advance.

For other millennial DINKs: How often do you hang out with friends? Do most of your friends have kids or are they child-free? What kinds of activities do you do together? Have you found ways to maintain friendships with friends who have young children?

We're looking for ideas on how to stay socially connected and build a more active social life at this stage of adulthood.

Someone asked about this burger in a different post, so I thought I'd do a quick review. We picked it up a few days ago, and I made it for lunch today. For reference, I'm not a vegetarian.

Price

• $14.99 before tax for a box of 12 burgers (sale price, $4 off)

Nutrition (per burger)

• Calories: 170
• Fat: 7g
• Protein: 5g
• Sugar: 3g
• Sodium: 470mg

I cooked it in the air fryer for about 10 minutes. While it was cooking, it already smelled really good. Once it was done, the patty looked a little oily, so I blotted it with a paper towel before assembling the burger.

I topped it with lettuce, cheddar, tomato, purple onion, and ketchup. The patty was a bit soft and slightly mushy after a few bites, but since it's made primarily from vegetables, I can understand why it doesn't hold its shape quite like a meat burger.

Overall impression
I would definitely buy these again, especially when they're on sale. They were tasty and flavorful, and the ingredient list is relatively clean. That said, I didn't find them as filling as a traditional meat burger, the sodium is a little high for my preference, and the protein content isn't particularly high. I also noticed they're made in the USA.

Overall, I enjoyed it and would definitely make it again when I need a quick and easy lunch.

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