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Be Mildly Sexy, in Public Places!
2014.04.23 18:27 manabouttown1 Be Mildly Sexy, in Public Places!
Be mildly daring, strut your stuff in public places! It can be a supermarket, Home Depot, the mall, public bathrooms, at work, anywhere other than a residence. Remember, this is a mild board, so do not get in trouble by showing too much, but have fun with it!
2018.12.14 16:42 justinsayin CondimentMashup
/CondimentMashup is about restaurant condiments. We're especially interested in photos of you bringing condiments normally not offered at a particular fast food chain to use on the food from a completely separate place. Bring Chick-fil-A sauce with you to McDonalds and use it in place of Mac Sauce. Bring Burger King zesty horseradish sauce to put on your burrito bowl at QDoba. The sky is the limit. First 3 OC posts of a true cross-restaurant condiment mashup will receive a PLATINUM award!
2009.09.16 20:45 petrifiedcattle Salt Lake City
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2024.05.16 20:22 Mindless_Grocery_23 I want to quit but how do I?
Hi Reddit,
I've been working at a cafe now for under 2 months to get some extra money to pay off debt and have some extra money in my pocket. I have a full time job that is WFH, makes just enough pay, and I work with the loveliest team! I've never served before so the industry is completely new to me. I have great customer service skills but I make mistakes from time to time (that are not major).
People at the cafe and one of the managers makes me feel like a complete dumb ass. There are some people who work there that are really sweet but they don't work the same shifts I do. Somethings in the industry I just don't know and it's not my fault because I wasn't trained. Ex: there are selections on the POS that we don't have so they end up getting rung up incorrectly and I get chewed out for it. Another instance is that I didn't know that you had to select "Titos" and "in margarita" and not "Margarita with titos". Chewed out for that one too because we lost money on it. It's gotten to the point where my anxiety has gotten debilitating and I feel like crying every time I get scheduled for a shift. I did cry after that manager I mentioned before said out loud (in front of everyone) that I messed up on two tables. I completely broke down and I am not usually like this. I can handle shit in my regular job which gets stressful from time to time. Handling two jobs at once is a LOT.
THere are some personal things going on that is making it worse. I got on more medications to cope with just being at the restaurant. I'm at the point where I just want to quit. I'm scheduled for a shift tonight and I told them I'd be there but I don't want to show up. I work evenings and am part time and make $100 MAYBE a week. I just don't think it's worth it. Worth it for the money and not worth it for my mental health.
I feel horrible for being a no-show. I've never done it but then again I'm on the verge of a meltdown here. Has anyone had a similar experience and can shed some comfort? I feel horrible for thinking about being a no-show. I don't know how to feel about this.
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I've been working at a cafe now for under 2 months to get some extra money to pay off debt and have some extra money in my pocket. I have a full time job that is WFH, makes just enough pay, and I work with the loveliest team! I've never served before so the industry is completely new to me. I have great customer service skills but I make mistakes from time to time (that are not major).
People at the cafe and one of the managers makes me feel like a complete dumb ass. There are some people who work there that are really sweet but they don't work the same shifts I do. Somethings in the industry I just don't know and it's not my fault because I wasn't trained. Ex: there are selections on the POS that we don't have so they end up getting rung up incorrectly and I get chewed out for it. Another instance is that I didn't know that you had to select "Titos" and "in margarita" and not "Margarita with titos". Chewed out for that one too because we lost money on it. It's gotten to the point where my anxiety has gotten debilitating and I feel like crying every time I get scheduled for a shift. I did cry after that manager I mentioned before said out loud (in front of everyone) that I messed up on two tables. I completely broke down and I am not usually like this. I can handle shit in my regular job which gets stressful from time to time. Handling two jobs at once is a LOT.
THere are some personal things going on that is making it worse. I got on more medications to cope with just being at the restaurant. I'm at the point where I just want to quit. I'm scheduled for a shift tonight and I told them I'd be there but I don't want to show up. I work evenings and am part time and make $100 MAYBE a week. I just don't think it's worth it. Worth it for the money and not worth it for my mental health.
I feel horrible for being a no-show. I've never done it but then again I'm on the verge of a meltdown here. Has anyone had a similar experience and can shed some comfort? I feel horrible for thinking about being a no-show. I don't know how to feel about this.
2024.05.16 20:00 Gaspireucles Recommandation de restau proche parc de Bercy ?
Bonjour à tous, j'espère que vous allez bien.
Je travaille au bâtiment Lumiere à Paris, à côté du cour Saint-Emilion, à deux pas de l'UGC.
Il y a beaucoup de chaînes de restaurants et fast-food, seulement tout cela est très aseptisé et je n'ai pas encore trouvé la perle rare, le petit restau bon marché avec une cuisine maison sympa.
J'aime toutes les cuisines, de bonnes portions serait un vrai plus.
Auriez-vous des adresses à recommander ?
Au plaisir de vous lire
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Je travaille au bâtiment Lumiere à Paris, à côté du cour Saint-Emilion, à deux pas de l'UGC.
Il y a beaucoup de chaînes de restaurants et fast-food, seulement tout cela est très aseptisé et je n'ai pas encore trouvé la perle rare, le petit restau bon marché avec une cuisine maison sympa.
J'aime toutes les cuisines, de bonnes portions serait un vrai plus.
Auriez-vous des adresses à recommander ?
Au plaisir de vous lire
2024.05.16 19:31 Runic_reader451 St. Paul City Council OKs variances for United Village restaurant building by Allianz Field
From today's Pioneer Press:
The St. Paul City Council voted this week to support two zoning variances requested by the developer behind a proposed restaurant building within United Village, the development area around Allianz Field.
The single-story “Shops in the Green” building will be located west of Simpson Street, between Spruce Tree Avenue and Shields Avenue, north of a secondary restaurant building, both of which would open onto patios along the Great Lawn. Both zoning variances were previously denied by the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals.
The zoning code requires that 30% of the wall area along the ground floor on all new commercial buildings be covered in window or door openings, but Snelling-Midway Redevelopment LLC requested that requirement be lowered to 19.6% on the northern building’s northern façade along Spruce Tree Avenue.
The city code also requires a primary pedestrian entrance on street-facing facades such as Spruce Tree Avenue.
Mike Hahm, a consultant for the developer, noted that the building will already have two other entrances, making a third entrance redundant and difficult to monitor.
“This plan is going to include a large scale art display, green space, and space for … small businesses,” Bowie said. “The architectural design within the Super Block is very comprehensive.”
Council President Mitra Jalali noted the extra 10% of door and window coverage would detract from the mural. The Union Park District Council had opposed the variance request pertaining to the window and door opening requirement, but supported the variance eliminating the primary pedestrian entrance on Spruce Tree Avenue.
The Board of Zoning Appeals had previously approved four other variance requests reducing the required door and window openings on the building’s southern and eastern façades, as well as on the southern restaurant building’s eastern façade.
The council voted 6-0 on Wednesday to support the developer’s appeals. Council Member Nelsie Yang is on maternity leave.
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The St. Paul City Council voted this week to support two zoning variances requested by the developer behind a proposed restaurant building within United Village, the development area around Allianz Field.
The single-story “Shops in the Green” building will be located west of Simpson Street, between Spruce Tree Avenue and Shields Avenue, north of a secondary restaurant building, both of which would open onto patios along the Great Lawn. Both zoning variances were previously denied by the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals.
The zoning code requires that 30% of the wall area along the ground floor on all new commercial buildings be covered in window or door openings, but Snelling-Midway Redevelopment LLC requested that requirement be lowered to 19.6% on the northern building’s northern façade along Spruce Tree Avenue.
The city code also requires a primary pedestrian entrance on street-facing facades such as Spruce Tree Avenue.
Mike Hahm, a consultant for the developer, noted that the building will already have two other entrances, making a third entrance redundant and difficult to monitor.
‘Unique circumstances’
Council Member Anika Bowie, who represents the neighborhood, said given the restaurant building’s general orientation toward the Great Lawn, as well as its sizable mural on the northern façade, “unique circumstances” made the added windows and entrance impractical.“This plan is going to include a large scale art display, green space, and space for … small businesses,” Bowie said. “The architectural design within the Super Block is very comprehensive.”
Council President Mitra Jalali noted the extra 10% of door and window coverage would detract from the mural. The Union Park District Council had opposed the variance request pertaining to the window and door opening requirement, but supported the variance eliminating the primary pedestrian entrance on Spruce Tree Avenue.
The Board of Zoning Appeals had previously approved four other variance requests reducing the required door and window openings on the building’s southern and eastern façades, as well as on the southern restaurant building’s eastern façade.
The council voted 6-0 on Wednesday to support the developer’s appeals. Council Member Nelsie Yang is on maternity leave.
2024.05.16 19:02 feel-electric Should I report my employer to DOL for wage theft and risk burning a bridge? MD
I work in a restaurant where we are required to do an hour of side work every morning before the restaurant opens. Legally we are only able to do 30 minutes at our tipped wage ($3.63). This has been going on for years. I did the math and I could be owed $3000 for the last 2 years of time, if we are compensated for the 30 minutes at $13.50-$15/hr depending on the dates.
I plan on leaving this job soon, but was counting on being able to come back for extra shifts when I needed it. They will absolutely know it is me because I discussed it with my employer already.
Should I report directly to the DOL? Is there an easier way? Should I feel bad because it's a small business and having trouble staying afloat? (I know the answer is no to that one, but it still feels wrong)
Thanks!
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I plan on leaving this job soon, but was counting on being able to come back for extra shifts when I needed it. They will absolutely know it is me because I discussed it with my employer already.
Should I report directly to the DOL? Is there an easier way? Should I feel bad because it's a small business and having trouble staying afloat? (I know the answer is no to that one, but it still feels wrong)
Thanks!
2024.05.16 19:02 Calm_Extreme1532 I Watched The Second Episode of Mr. Birchum So You Wouldn’t Have To (Review/Summary)
 | I’m back to give another episode summary for this. If you’re curious as to what this is or want a refresher, go check out the review I did of the first episode by searching it in the search bar. submitted by Calm_Extreme1532 to MauLer [link] [comments] The episode opens with Birchum and his other Navy veteran friends preparing for Veteran’s Day by planning to have a big feast by going to various restaurants and taking advantage of their free food deals for veterans. Besides Gage, we are introduced to two new characters named Kwon and Reyes. I saw a lot of people saying that Gage was simply added in the show to be the token black guy because conservatives are self-conscious at being called racist, which I thought was dumb because the guy who voices him is a good friend of Adam Carolla’s and probably has the role set for him for a while. But this friend group is just blatant ‘look at how not racist I am’ tokenization. You have one white guy, one black guy, one Asian guy, and one Hispanic guy who the show makes a point to tell you is gay for the purpose of Birchum saying that he doesn’t care that he’s gay. I am not denying that you can be non-white or gay and be conservative. I myself started a conservative student organization chapter at my college and we had members ranging from black, Indian, and Puerto Rican with some gay and bisexual members too. Yet at the same time, we never felt the need to make props out of our members because that would be no different from promoting the very same identity politics we were against. You can absolutely depict a racially diverse conservative friend group, but here it just feels so manufactured and fake. It reeks of approval seeking to the same liberals that the show creators claim they couldn’t care less about, but you can tell they very much do in fact want their validation. It’s the exact same forced diversity put into mainstream movies and shows, and even DW viewers acknowledge it. https://twitter.com/red_yokes/status/1790073054594249054?t=TP-Pqkm4MaH7zUR7VdQTgQ&s=19 Jeanie comes in wanting to be included, but Birchum tells her that she has to go to school to learn about multiplication, geography, and how she’s racist. Then she responds by saying that she “can’t wait to grow up and kill enemies of democracy” like her dad. Her exact words. While Birchum and his friends are planning their restaurant crawl, Wendi is planning a spa day with the other wives where they hope that they don’t get too drunk. There’s then a cutaway flashback where Gage slaps a statue of a mascot like how Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at The Oscars, even telling it to keep his wife’s name out of its damn mouth. I guess the joke is that it’s a celebrity reference and that both Gage and Will Smith are black. Real cutting edge stuff here. Back at the school, Karponzi the DEI guy comes into the principal’s office looking to implement hijabs as school uniforms to avoid misgendering. She’s not there though, so he just sits at her desk and pretends to be the principal while taking selfies. That’s all that happens. The first stop for the guys is a restaurant for pancakes and they run into their rival Army group led by a guy named Gunderson who along with the rest of his friends are just reskins of Birchum and his friends. They get into an argument over whether the Navy or Army are better, and try to beat them to the other restaurants as a sort of race. The Army guys have a lead over them because they have an extra stomach in the form of a butch lesbian, which doesn’t really make sense to me considering that having an extra person should slow them down as that means having an additional person to wait for. It’s never really explained what the deals at the restaurants actually are though. They run into the principal of the school Birchum and Gage works at who confronts them for skipping school and leaving their classes unattended, where it’s shown that Birchum left his student aide to teach and that Gage just left a cardboard cut out of him. As Birchum and Gage prepare to get chewed out, the principal confronts a guy pretending to be a veteran to get free meals, revealing that she was in the Navy too. She then joins up with Birchum and his crew. At the spa, Wendi and Gage’s wife Dina have friction when it’s revealed that Dina blew off Wendi’s Obama fundraiser. Dina turns it around on Wendi for assuming that she supported Obama simply because she’s black and that she uses her as a shield for racism accusations. Back at the school, Karponzi discovers that Birchum and Gage are missing from their classes but finds them hanging out with the principal on social media, and comes to the conclusion that she was kidnapped by them. Wendi and Dina then get increasingly drunk and into arguments over politics, with Dina saying that Wendi only voted for Obama because of white guilt. I personally wasn’t a fan of the Obama presidency by any means, but even I find this to be such a laughably uncharitable view to the people who voted for him. Could his supporters have just bought into his policy proposals thinking that they would accomplish things for the common good? Nope, they all secretly knew that his policies were trash but voted for him anyways because he was black. Back on the restaurant crawl, the crew are bonding with the principal while getting increasingly drunk, and Karponzi discovers them after checking their social media posts. Birchum and the others make it to their last stop at a tavern, but find that the Army guys are there too. The bouncer tells them that only one table is available, so the two groups decide to challenge each other for it over a food fight, with the losers being banned from competing in every Veteran’s Day restaurant crawl going forward. Back at the spa, Wendi and Dina are still arguing but which annoys the Vietnamese masseuses so much that they call them a bunch of stuck-up bitches for arguing about politics on their day off and that they take being Americans for granted. Birchum and the rest of the Navy guys completely dominate the Army guys in the food fight by ambushing them in the parking lot, and the episode ends with Birchum inviting the Army guys to join them because despite being from different military branches, both of the groups still served. Karponzi shows up to the bar asking the principal if she needs saving, and she tells him to go away because she’s partying with real warriors, not social justice warriors. There’s a montage of them having fun, and then the episode ends. I’m only on the second episode and I’m questioning as to who this show is supposed to appeal towards. It’s marketed to appeal to conservatives, but the politics aren't even conservative, it's just the main character whining and being a dick. It makes it seem like being conservative isn't really a political stance, it's just being a dick, so there's an antagonistic liberal put in so we have a straw-man idea of liberalism to compare this character that’s supposed to be a voice of reason to. I might just be repeating my Family Guy being more edgy despite being made by liberals point in my last post about this show, but it’s ironic how a character like Ron Swanson (a libertarian character created by neolibs on a safe network comedy years ago) is more offensive and more charismatic than Birchum, because he is treated as a character instead of a vehicle made to launder political messaging through. I’ve softened on Karponzi as a character somewhat. The concept of a DEI hire deluding himself into thinking that he’s improving his workplace while really making it worse sounds like a good concept to a character, but he’s completely wasted here. I don’t even understand why he was included in this episode because he does absolutely nothing. And of course there’s obviously still an issue of quality of jokes and pacing. I’ve found a way to watch all of these episodes online for free, so I guess I’ll be posting reviews about the episodes as it goes on while I’m bored. |
2024.05.16 18:15 No-Challenge4929 I went to a bar/grill with my best friend for dinner before it transformed into a party/club scene, and my boyfriend thinks this was disloyal and wants me to apologize. Is he right?
My (23F) best friend (22F) love getting dressed up cute and trying new restaurants. A few weeks ago, we decided to go to this riverfront taco restaurant for dinner, but they don’t allow reservations. It’s first come first serve, so by the time we got there, there was an hour and 45 minute wait. However, next door there is a really popular bar & grill. It’s on the river, half indoor and half outdoor. At 9pm, it turns into more of a club scene. They put away a bunch of the tables, open a ticket booth to sell wristbands, open the outdoor bar (the indoor bar is always open) and bring out a DJ. It’s a really popular spot for young adults my age in my area. My boyfriend and I have a very open and honest relationship, and we have both been cheated on before. We make sure to avoid doing sketchy shit to avoid hurting one another, which is usually very easy for us to do. Knowing that they transfer from a baclub scene at 9, we decided to go because it was only 7pm. i texted my boyfriend to let him know my plans were changing, the wait at the taco place was too long and my best friend really wanted to try the barbecue at the bagrill next door. The only other option in a 15 minute driving distance we’re very high end and pricey, because we were on the waterfront. I knew my boyfriend has prejudice against this place, because it’s the main dating scene in our area. But that’s after 9, before then, there are literal children that dine there with their families, it’s a typical restaurant with a bar in the corner.
Well, I was right, my boyfriend was very unhappy. I told him i’d keep him updated, he had my location, and i had posted a few videos on snapchat afterwards of my friend and I repairing her flat tire, just as extra reassurance that i really WAS with her. He said that it was weird that I didn’t send any pictures of us inside the restaurant like I have done in the past. I just simply didn’t take any pictures inside, I don’t think I need to take a picture of every single thing i do.
We got in a big fight about it, and I agreed to never go back to that restaurant considering it bothered him so much. We didn’t AIM to go there in the first place, we just didn’t want to wait an hour and 45 minutes to get a table at the taco place. However, we can’t seem to get on the same page about this weeks later. He thinks I should’ve apologized for “going to a bar without him”, (mind you we sat at a booth next to families, i wasn’t mingling at the bar) and that what I did was morally wrong. He says he doesn’t see how I can’t see where he’s coming from.
However, I feel that I did nothing wrong going out to dinner with my best friend. I feel that in a relationship, there will be certain times where you might not LIKE where your S.O is, but you should trust them enough to take their word. Especially if you have their location, they are updating you the whole time, and you see proof that they are actually with their best friend. and in the end, i agreed to never go back because it bothered him so much. Knowing that this night was a casual dinner night with my best friend (we didn’t even drink), really bothers me because i know i did literally nothing wrong, didn’t even speak to another guy that night.
I know we will just agree to disagree in the end, but o want to know what other people think about this situation. Who is truly in the wrong?
TDLR: I went to a bagrill with my best friend for dinner before it transformed into a party/club scene and stopped serving food, and my boyfriend thinks this was disloyal and wants me to apologize. Is he right?
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Well, I was right, my boyfriend was very unhappy. I told him i’d keep him updated, he had my location, and i had posted a few videos on snapchat afterwards of my friend and I repairing her flat tire, just as extra reassurance that i really WAS with her. He said that it was weird that I didn’t send any pictures of us inside the restaurant like I have done in the past. I just simply didn’t take any pictures inside, I don’t think I need to take a picture of every single thing i do.
We got in a big fight about it, and I agreed to never go back to that restaurant considering it bothered him so much. We didn’t AIM to go there in the first place, we just didn’t want to wait an hour and 45 minutes to get a table at the taco place. However, we can’t seem to get on the same page about this weeks later. He thinks I should’ve apologized for “going to a bar without him”, (mind you we sat at a booth next to families, i wasn’t mingling at the bar) and that what I did was morally wrong. He says he doesn’t see how I can’t see where he’s coming from.
However, I feel that I did nothing wrong going out to dinner with my best friend. I feel that in a relationship, there will be certain times where you might not LIKE where your S.O is, but you should trust them enough to take their word. Especially if you have their location, they are updating you the whole time, and you see proof that they are actually with their best friend. and in the end, i agreed to never go back because it bothered him so much. Knowing that this night was a casual dinner night with my best friend (we didn’t even drink), really bothers me because i know i did literally nothing wrong, didn’t even speak to another guy that night.
I know we will just agree to disagree in the end, but o want to know what other people think about this situation. Who is truly in the wrong?
TDLR: I went to a bagrill with my best friend for dinner before it transformed into a party/club scene and stopped serving food, and my boyfriend thinks this was disloyal and wants me to apologize. Is he right?
2024.05.16 18:08 mrchillboi Any jobs for teens near howard ks?
Just recently moved here, I'm 15 and I've been cleaning people gutters and doing yard work for money but I would like to see if theres any other jobs or work I can do in the area for a bit of a extra cash and maybe a steadier cash flow.. there's a couple of restaurants nearby but not sure if they need any help.
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2024.05.16 17:52 FlipSideVooDoo Guinness Keg (personal use)
So here’s my predicament…I have a nitro kegerator setup, but I can’t find a single vendor that can fill or even special order Guinness in my area (Permian Basin Texas). There’s restaurants/bars that have Guinness on draft, so I know someone can do it. Is there an 800 number or anyone I could contact to facilitate this? I don’t mind paying a little extra. May be difficult for such a small order (1/6 keg) but I thought I’d ask
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2024.05.16 17:42 Idontknowwhoiam982 I might have the opportunity to go back to school
And I’m stuck choosing between getting my masters in an adjacent field which might just make me absolutely miserable OR go for a different degree altogether.
And honestly? I’m ready to be free of the suffocating feeling that my own body isn’t my own.
That I have to be constantly vigilant and make sure if I’m enjoying a drink at a restaurant that there are no children around, that there are no parents around, that admin isn’t around.
That I have to watch every word that comes out of my mouth in public because apparently a potty mouth in my free adult time means I can’t do my job properly.
That I can’t get any tattoos without it somehow making me incapable of doing my job.
That I constantly have to be chipper and handle poor or even violent behavior with safety gloves and a smile on my face.
That I can be assaulted by a student twice my size while I’m 9 months pregnant and still not be allowed to leave.
That I can’t quit a toxic and potentially dangerous job until summer for fear that I’ll lose my license.
That I am expected to do extra without being paid, expected to sacrifice my time with my family to take care of job responsibilities that I’m not allowed to handle ON the clock.
I’ve applied to college with a determination that I never had the first time around. I am SO ready to throw myself into my classes and study my ass off. I’m going for a completely different field since education has completely obliterated my passion for my original study. It’s going to be difficult because it’s in the medical field but I can’t keep living like this. Like I don’t even own my own body or my own life in my free time. Like I’m stuck in something with no way out, waiting a full year into each new job district to be able to leave.
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And honestly? I’m ready to be free of the suffocating feeling that my own body isn’t my own.
That I have to be constantly vigilant and make sure if I’m enjoying a drink at a restaurant that there are no children around, that there are no parents around, that admin isn’t around.
That I have to watch every word that comes out of my mouth in public because apparently a potty mouth in my free adult time means I can’t do my job properly.
That I can’t get any tattoos without it somehow making me incapable of doing my job.
That I constantly have to be chipper and handle poor or even violent behavior with safety gloves and a smile on my face.
That I can be assaulted by a student twice my size while I’m 9 months pregnant and still not be allowed to leave.
That I can’t quit a toxic and potentially dangerous job until summer for fear that I’ll lose my license.
That I am expected to do extra without being paid, expected to sacrifice my time with my family to take care of job responsibilities that I’m not allowed to handle ON the clock.
I’ve applied to college with a determination that I never had the first time around. I am SO ready to throw myself into my classes and study my ass off. I’m going for a completely different field since education has completely obliterated my passion for my original study. It’s going to be difficult because it’s in the medical field but I can’t keep living like this. Like I don’t even own my own body or my own life in my free time. Like I’m stuck in something with no way out, waiting a full year into each new job district to be able to leave.
2024.05.16 17:41 Sweet-Count2557 Best Weekend Getaways in Arkansas
 | Best Weekend Getaways in Arkansas Are you ready for an epic adventure in Arkansas? Well, buckle up and join us as we embark on a journey through the best weekend getaways this amazing state has to offer.From the charming streets of Eureka Springs to the rejuvenating hot springs of Hot Springs National Park, there's something for everyone to enjoy.So grab your bags, hop in the car, and get ready to experience the freedom and beauty of Arkansas like never before.Let's hit the road!Key TakeawaysEureka Springs offers historic hotels, cozy bed and breakfasts, and a romantic spa option for weekend getaways.Hot Springs features Garvan Woodland Gardens, Hot Springs National Park, and the famous Bathhouse Row for a relaxing and therapeutic experience.Arkansas offers natural beauty and outdoor activities at Buffalo National River, Petit Jean State Park, and Mount Magazine State Park.Other cities like Bentonville, Little Rock, and Siloam Springs provide cultural attractions, art museums, and historic downtown districts to explore.Eureka Springs: Historic Charm and Cozy RetreatsWhen it comes to Eureka Springs, we can't resist the historic charm and cozy retreats it offers. Nestled in the heart of Arkansas, this enchanting town is the perfect destination for weekend getaways in Arkansas. With its Victorian architecture and quaint streets, Eureka Springs takes you back in time while offering a variety of modern amenities and activities.One of the highlights of Eureka Springs is the iconic 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa. This historic hotel boasts a rich history and offers various room options to suit every traveler's needs. Whether you prefer a luxurious suite or a charming cottage, the Crescent Hotel has it all. In addition to its accommodation options, the hotel also features a spa where you can indulge in relaxation and rejuvenation.For a more intimate experience, the Cliff Cottage Inn is the perfect choice. This cozy bed and breakfast is located in the heart of downtown Eureka Springs, offering a prime location for exploring the town's charming shops and restaurants. Each cottage is uniquely decorated and equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.If you're looking for a romantic getaway, the New Orleans Hotel & Spa is the ideal choice. This boutique hotel offers luxurious accommodations and a relaxing spa, perfect for couples seeking a weekend of pampering and relaxation.In addition to its cozy retreats, Eureka Springs is also home to a number of historic attractions. The town itself is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and its Victorian architecture is a sight to behold. Attractions like the Blue Spring Heritage Center and the Thorncrown Chapel showcase the town's rich history and offer a glimpse into its past.For those seeking outdoor adventures, Eureka Springs is surrounded by natural beauty. The nearby Hot Springs National Park is famous for its natural hot springs with therapeutic properties. Take a hike along Bathhouse Row and enjoy the scenic views or relax and soak in the healing waters.Hot Springs: Soak in Nature's Healing WatersLet's take a dip in the healing waters of Hot Springs and experience the rejuvenating power of nature. Located in Arkansas, Hot Springs is a city known for its natural hot springs and the therapeutic benefits they offer. As we immerse ourselves in these warm, mineral-rich waters, we can feel the stress and tension melt away, leaving us refreshed and renewed.Hot Springs National Park is a must-visit destination in the city. Here, we can explore the historic Bathhouse Row, a collection of beautiful bathhouses that date back to the early 20th century. These bathhouses were once frequented by celebrities and dignitaries seeking the healing waters. Today, we can still enjoy a soak in the thermal baths, just as they did in the past.In addition to the hot springs, Hot Springs offers stunning lakes such as Lake Catherine and Lake Hamilton. These picturesque bodies of water provide the perfect backdrop for a variety of recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and water sports. We can spend a day on the water, enjoying the sun, the gentle breeze, and the breathtaking views.For those seeking a more secluded experience, there are several hiking trails in the area that lead to hidden hot springs. These natural pools can be found nestled among the lush greenery of the Ouachita Mountains, offering a serene and tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.Hot Springs truly is a haven for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether we choose to unwind in the famous thermal baths or explore the beauty of the surrounding lakes and mountains, we're sure to find solace in the healing waters of this remarkable city. So let's pack our bags, leave our worries behind, and immerse ourselves in the soothing embrace of Hot Springs.Explore the Natural Beauty of Buffalo National RiverWe can experience the breathtaking natural beauty of Buffalo National River through activities such as canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, the Buffalo National River offers a truly immersive experience in nature. Here are two ways we can enjoy this stunning destination:Canoeing and Kayaking: The Buffalo National River is renowned for its pristine waters, making it an ideal spot for canoeing and kayaking. As we paddle along the river, we'll be surrounded by towering limestone bluffs, lush forests, and peaceful meadows. The river's gentle current provides a tranquil journey, allowing us to fully appreciate the serenity of our surroundings. We may even catch a glimpse of wildlife such as deer, turkeys, or even a majestic bald eagle soaring above us.Fishing: For those seeking a more relaxed experience, fishing in the Buffalo National River is a must. The river is teeming with a variety of fish, including smallmouth bass, catfish, and trout. Casting our lines into the crystal-clear water, we'll feel a sense of anticipation as we wait for the gentle tug of a fish on our line. Whether we're experienced anglers or just starting out, the river provides ample opportunities for a successful day of fishing.With its unspoiled beauty and diverse recreational opportunities, the Buffalo National River is a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Whether we're gliding through the water on a canoe or casting our line into the river, we'll be surrounded by the freedom of the great outdoors. So let's grab our paddles, fishing rods, and immerse ourselves in the natural wonders of the Buffalo National River.Bentonville: Art, Culture, and Outdoor AdventuresOur visit to Bentonville will be filled with numerous art, culture, and outdoor adventures to enjoy. Bentonville is a vibrant city located in northwest Arkansas, known for its rich cultural heritage and thriving arts scene.One of the main attractions in Bentonville is the renowned Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. This world-class museum houses an impressive collection of American artwork, including pieces by iconic artists such as Georgia O'Keeffe and Andy Warhol. As we wander through the museum's galleries, we'll be captivated by the diverse range of artistic styles and mediums on display.In addition to the museum, Bentonville offers various outdoor adventures for those seeking an active experience. The city is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, including the Ozark Mountains and nearby lakes. We can explore the picturesque trails and parks, perfect for hiking, biking, and wildlife spotting. For those interested in water activities, Beaver Lake provides opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming.Bentonville also boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with numerous events and festivals taking place throughout the year. The city's downtown area is filled with charming shops, galleries, and restaurants, offering a unique blend of local flavors and international cuisine. We can immerse ourselves in the city's rich history by visiting the Walmart Museum, which tells the story of the retail giant's humble beginnings.As we explore Bentonville, we'll be delighted by the city's blend of art, culture, and outdoor adventures. Whether we're strolling through the museum, hiking in the mountains, or indulging in delicious cuisine, Bentonville offers something for everyone.This weekend getaway will truly be a memorable experience, allowing us to embrace freedom and enjoy all that this vibrant city has to offer.Petit Jean State Park: Waterfalls and Scenic OverlooksGet ready to be mesmerized by the natural beauty of Petit Jean State Park!With its majestic waterfall hikes and breathtaking scenic viewpoints, this park is a nature lover's paradise.Whether you're exploring the trails that lead to stunning waterfalls or taking in the panoramic views from the park's scenic overlooks, there's no shortage of awe-inspiring sights to behold at Petit Jean State Park.Majestic Waterfall HikesLocated within Petit Jean State Park, visitors can experience the beauty of majestic waterfalls and scenic overlooks. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature as you embark on these breathtaking waterfall hikes:Cedar Falls: Prepare to be awestruck as you witness the tumbling waters of Cedar Falls, cascading down a 95-foot drop. The trail leading to this magnificent waterfall offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, with vibrant foliage and limestone bluffs.Seven Hollows Trail: This trail takes you on a journey through a captivating landscape, where you'll encounter seven unique hollows, each with its own distinct charm. Along the way, you'll pass enchanting waterfalls, rock formations, and lush greenery, creating a sense of tranquility and wonder.As you explore these majestic waterfall hikes in Petit Jean State Park, let the freedom of the outdoors embrace you, rejuvenating your spirit and leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime.Breathtaking Scenic ViewpointsLet's take in the breathtaking scenic viewpoints at Petit Jean State Park, where we can marvel at the waterfalls and enjoy the stunning overlooks.This state park, located in the heart of Arkansas, offers a true escape into nature's beauty. As we embark on our journey through the park, we'll be greeted by cascading waterfalls that create a symphony of sound and a visual spectacle. The waterfalls, such as Cedar Falls and Eighteen Foot Falls, are a sight to behold and provide the perfect backdrop for a peaceful moment of reflection.As we venture further, we'll encounter the park's scenic overlooks, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. From these vantage points, we can witness nature's vastness and feel a sense of freedom as we take in the expansive landscapes.Petit Jean State Park is a sanctuary of natural wonders, where we can truly immerse ourselves in the beauty of Arkansas.Mount Magazine: Majestic Views and Thrilling ActivitiesGet ready for an adrenaline-pumping adventure at Mount Magazine, where we'll experience the thrill of hang gliding and paragliding.Imagine soaring through the sky, feeling the rush of the wind as you take in the breathtaking views from above.With its status as the highest point in Arkansas, Mount Magazine offers a truly majestic experience that will leave you in awe.Hang Gliding AdventureWe can experience an exhilarating hang gliding adventure at Mount Magazine, where we can enjoy majestic views and engage in thrilling activities. Mount Magazine, the highest point in Arkansas, offers the perfect setting for hang gliding.Here are two reasons why this adventure is a must-try:Majestic Views:Soar through the sky and witness breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.Take in the beauty of the lush forests, rolling hills, and scenic valleys below.Thrilling Activities:Feel the rush of adrenaline as you glide through the air, experiencing the freedom of flight.Challenge yourself by learning new skills and techniques under the guidance of experienced instructors.Whether you're a seasoned glider or a first-timer, the hang gliding adventure at Mount Magazine promises an unforgettable experience filled with freedom, excitement, and awe-inspiring views. Get ready to soar to new heights and create memories that will last a lifetime.Spectacular Views From AboveFor an unforgettable experience, we can explore the spectacular views from above at Mount Magazine, where we can enjoy majestic views and engage in thrilling activities. Mount Magazine is the highest point in Arkansas, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. With its diverse flora and fauna, the Ouachita Mountains provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure. The activities available at Mount Magazine include hang gliding, paragliding, hiking, and mountain biking, allowing visitors to experience the beauty of the area from different perspectives. Whether soaring through the air or traversing the trails, the exhilaration of being high above the ground is sure to create a sense of freedom and liberation. Take a look at the table below for a summary of the thrilling activities and majestic views that await at Mount Magazine.ActivityDescriptionHang GlidingSoar through the sky and experience true freedomParaglidingGlide effortlessly and enjoy the stunning vistasHikingExplore the trails and immerse yourself in natureMountain BikingFeel the adrenaline as you ride through the mountainsWildlife ViewingObserve the diverse flora and fauna in their natural habitatCome to Mount Magazine for an extraordinary escape where you can revel in the beauty of nature and feel a sense of liberation as you take in the spectacular views from above.Experience History and Blues in HelenaOne of the highlights of visiting Helena is experiencing the rich history and vibrant blues music culture. As you wander through the streets of this historic city, you can't help but feel the echoes of the past. Here are some ways to fully immerse yourself in the history and blues of Helena:Explore the historic attractions:Fort Curtis: Step back in time and visit this Civil War-era fort, which played a crucial role in the Battle of Helena. The fort offers a glimpse into the city's rich military history.Centennial Baptist Church: This historic church has been a cornerstone of the community since 1863. Take a guided tour to learn about its significance during the Civil Rights Movement.Indulge in the blues music scene:Live Concerts: Catch a live blues performance at one of the local venues, where talented musicians bring the soulful sounds of the Delta to life. From intimate settings to lively festivals, there's always something happening in Helena.King Biscuit Blues Festival: Plan your visit around this iconic annual event, which attracts blues enthusiasts from near and far. Enjoy performances by renowned artists, savor delicious Southern cuisine, and soak in the electric atmosphere.Immerse yourself in the stories of the past and the soul-stirring sounds of the blues. Helena offers a unique blend of history and music that will leave you feeling inspired and connected to the spirit of freedom that permeates this vibrant city.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are Some Popular Outdoor Activities in Hot Springs National Park?Some popular outdoor activities in Hot Springs National Park include:Hiking, where you can explore the park's beautiful trails and take in breathtaking views.Enjoying picnicking in scenic areas.Fishing in the park's lakes and rivers.Wildlife viewing, where you might spot deer, birds, and other creatures.Camping and scenic drives, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in nature's beauty.What Are the Must-See Attractions in Bentonville, Arkansas?In Bentonville, Arkansas, there are several must-see attractions that shouldn't be missed.The Walmart Museum offers a fascinating look into the history of this retail giant.The Museum of Native American History showcases a stunning collection of Native American artifacts.And don't forget to explore the outdoor sculpture trails at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.Bentonville has something for everyone, whether you're interested in history, art, or simply enjoying the beautiful surroundings.Can You Swim or Participate in Water Activities in Buffalo National River?Yes, you can swim and participate in water activities in Buffalo National River.The river offers a scenic and serene environment for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Imagine yourself paddling along the crystal-clear waters, surrounded by stunning cliffs and lush forests.You can also go wildlife viewing and even camp along the riverbanks.Buffalo National River provides the perfect getaway for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation.Are There Any Accommodations Available in Petit Jean State Park?Yes, there are accommodations available in Petit Jean State Park. The park offers Mather Lodge, a charming lodge nestled in the natural beauty of the park. Mather Lodge provides comfortable rooms and dining options, making it a perfect place to stay during your weekend getaway.With its stunning waterfalls and breathtaking overlooks, Petit Jean State Park is a nature lover's paradise. Whether you're hiking or simply enjoying the scenery, this park offers a truly memorable experience.What Are Some Historical Sites to Visit in Helena, Arkansas?Some historical sites to visit in Helena, Arkansas are Fort Curtis and Centennial Baptist Church.Fort Curtis holds significant historical significance, and Centennial Baptist Church is a beautiful and important landmark.Helena is known for its rich blues music culture, with live concerts and festivals that showcase the city's vibrant musical heritage.Exploring these historical sites and immersing yourself in the city's musical culture will make for a memorable weekend getaway in Helena, Arkansas.ConclusionIn conclusion, Arkansas truly offers the best weekend getaways for all types of travelers. Whether you're seeking a charming and historic retreat in Eureka Springs, a rejuvenating soak in Hot Springs, or an adventure in the great outdoors, this state has it all.Did you know that Arkansas is home to over 600,000 acres of lakes and 9,700 miles of streams and rivers? That's plenty of water for fishing, boating, and other water activities.So, come and experience the natural wonders and rich culture of Arkansas on your next getaway! submitted by Sweet-Count2557 to worldkidstravel [link] [comments] |
2024.05.16 17:20 A940forever My Forced life Chapter 1 : My Messed up Family
Every day I walk by looking down because im always anxious. People’s stares, People’s voices speaking in my head. Hugh, I’m gonna puke. Unlike my brother my parents consider me average, why well because my grades are in the 80’s for all subjects, my looks are plain and my hobbies are bothersome to my parents. For me even though I have to work hard for my stuff, my brother gets everything for free. My parents spoil him because he is “cute” and has 90,s in all subjects. He even is good with the ladies, I mean I can’t even talk to one. But life is unfair and one day my life changed for the worse. “Son you are disowned” said my father. I couldn’t process the words and then I said ……… ”Why would you do this to me?”, “After everything I did: cleaning the dishes while you watch tv, Bought gifts for your Birthday, Studying at night and getting 80’s while you ate at fancy restaurants with my little brother.” And finally I said “What did I ever do to deserve all this?!”. Then my mother spoke “You don’t deserve any love no more!” And ……… “You’re a disgrace to this family, your brother deserves everything.”. The final blow was done by my dad who said “You’re just a ‘useless’ and ‘futureless’ extra.”, “So getting packing and out!”. In that moment my heart broke…………
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2024.05.16 16:54 FormerFruit Asking for a job back 2 years after I was fired - Do I have any chance or not?
Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask but I need some honest opinions.
2 summers ago I got a job as a waitress in a restaurant, during the time of the year especially I got a lot of hours which was what I wanted, 40 to 50 a week. The tips were a nice extra too. They weren't excellent but not the worst. It's close to where I live as well and I was able to get the bus in and out of work in 10 minutes from home, I still live at home so that money added up very quickly, all in all it was a very neat job.
In hindsight, it wasn't a great place to work with the atmosphere etc etc. It was quite toxic, a lot of the staff were very unhappy, etc etc.
Around New Year I had holidays planned, and I made the awful mistake of confusing that the restaurant would be closed the first week of January when my holidays were so I wouldn't need to book time off. The restaurant actually closed the second week so I was due to be working on the rota and I had holidays booked.
I told the manager and apologized, he was pissed. Wouldn't blame him, he had to rearrange the whole rota and was down one member of staff when they're already understaffed.
A few weeks later I contacted him to see what the story with my work was as I wasn't getting any shifts. He told me I wouldn't be getting any more shifts because I wouldn't work when he needed me and needed staff he could rely on.
I was so upset but couldn't bring myself to go in and apologize face to face or anything.
Fast forward two years. The turnover there is so high they are always looking for staff. I honestly do not think I could bring myself to ask again for the job but I could be working 40 to 50 hours a week and have more experience since another job. I'm torn as to whether I could bring myself to go to the owners directly instead of the manager.
I genuinely think I burned my bridges when I didn't write to them or go in to apologize or anything, I've never been able for confrontation and cannot stand up for myself.
What do you think? I don't know what to think and need some honest opinions. I know I said it wasn't a great place to work but I got a lot of hours so I didn't care too much. I know I probably nuked any chance of a second chance when I didn't contact them afterwards but if they're so desperate for staff and have someone who would be willing to work all the hours would I stand any chance? The place has a bit of a reputation for being a hellhole so people won't work there. I have more experience as well and could tell them this.
I need some honest opinions please.
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2 summers ago I got a job as a waitress in a restaurant, during the time of the year especially I got a lot of hours which was what I wanted, 40 to 50 a week. The tips were a nice extra too. They weren't excellent but not the worst. It's close to where I live as well and I was able to get the bus in and out of work in 10 minutes from home, I still live at home so that money added up very quickly, all in all it was a very neat job.
In hindsight, it wasn't a great place to work with the atmosphere etc etc. It was quite toxic, a lot of the staff were very unhappy, etc etc.
Around New Year I had holidays planned, and I made the awful mistake of confusing that the restaurant would be closed the first week of January when my holidays were so I wouldn't need to book time off. The restaurant actually closed the second week so I was due to be working on the rota and I had holidays booked.
I told the manager and apologized, he was pissed. Wouldn't blame him, he had to rearrange the whole rota and was down one member of staff when they're already understaffed.
A few weeks later I contacted him to see what the story with my work was as I wasn't getting any shifts. He told me I wouldn't be getting any more shifts because I wouldn't work when he needed me and needed staff he could rely on.
I was so upset but couldn't bring myself to go in and apologize face to face or anything.
Fast forward two years. The turnover there is so high they are always looking for staff. I honestly do not think I could bring myself to ask again for the job but I could be working 40 to 50 hours a week and have more experience since another job. I'm torn as to whether I could bring myself to go to the owners directly instead of the manager.
I genuinely think I burned my bridges when I didn't write to them or go in to apologize or anything, I've never been able for confrontation and cannot stand up for myself.
What do you think? I don't know what to think and need some honest opinions. I know I said it wasn't a great place to work but I got a lot of hours so I didn't care too much. I know I probably nuked any chance of a second chance when I didn't contact them afterwards but if they're so desperate for staff and have someone who would be willing to work all the hours would I stand any chance? The place has a bit of a reputation for being a hellhole so people won't work there. I have more experience as well and could tell them this.
I need some honest opinions please.
2024.05.16 16:37 Ok_Flounder8842 Top 5 Regretted Home Purchases?
What are your top 5 regretted purchases for your home? And what would you have done with the savings?
A. Finances: I would have Paid down Credit Card debt, built a 6 month Emergency Fund, raised my retirement account contributions, and funded the kids' college savings account, in that order. I use a compound interest calculator to see how much more money I would have had.
B. Life Insurance: I would have paid a higher annual premium for a larger 25 year term life policy for my spouse and me. Maybe even explored disability insurance or something like AFLAC.
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- The second car. I could have gotten away with walking, bike/e-bike, bus or even occasional taxi/uber to the train station, saved $ on parking, and the daily steps would have helped my health. Still paying insurance/maintenance for the car which i keep around in case the adult kids want to use it.
- the Outdoor Play Set. It was barely used, and I'm still spending $ maintaining it every year in preparation for house resale. Kids got bored with it quickly, and just wanted to go to the park to play with other kids.
- the bigger house. Getting a house with a Living Room and separate Dining Room when it already had a Family Room and eat-in kitchen was unnecessary. The LR and DR are rarely used, and for the extra expense, I could have rented a private room in a restaurant for holiday gatherings many times over and not had to do the dishes.
- the bigger yard. The amount of the yard my family actually uses is tiny. Yet I pay a landscaper more money to maintain all that extra space. Sure, I'm now re-wilding some of it to save landscaping money, but I still have to pay taxes on land I don't use.
- the Outdoor Lighting. I have lights illuminating my bushes, trees (which I learned is illegal in my town), and my house which is ridiculous when you think about it. It's not the Arc d'Triomphe. Worse, the lights I now learned contribute to species decline (as if we haven't done enough via climate change to screw other species) and the inability to see the stars at night. I could have gotten away with a few motion-sensor lights for security for far less money.
A. Finances: I would have Paid down Credit Card debt, built a 6 month Emergency Fund, raised my retirement account contributions, and funded the kids' college savings account, in that order. I use a compound interest calculator to see how much more money I would have had.
B. Life Insurance: I would have paid a higher annual premium for a larger 25 year term life policy for my spouse and me. Maybe even explored disability insurance or something like AFLAC.
2024.05.16 15:57 Human-Potato42069 [LIGHT][Zodiark][FC][C] Mrrp. Shiro Neko Shuudan is hiring!
Hi Reddit!
Shiro Neko Shuudan is a new Free Company on Zodiark. I won't bore you with the "oh we cater to newbies <3/we have cookies/like a family" spiel; you weren't born yesterday, you know precisely what an FC is for. Buffs, an extra chat channel and maybe a house and events and all that other good stuff.
But I want to start it with the right people. And to that end, I'm recruiting three initial officers (who are also willing to sign the petition). Who knows? Maybe we could build this into something awesome.
Ideally you'll be somewhat experienced and know your way around the game, having been here for an expansion or more, and be able to attract new vict--- I mean, members. But neither of these are mandatory. Tolerance, a positive attitude, and patience are more important. I fully believe that a good FC that starts with the right people will organically grow itself.
I'm not one to start bribing randoms to sign the petition, which is why I'm reaching out here :)
If you're currently FC-less and want to help me build a chill and welcoming community then hit me up on Discord(pairororo) and we'll go from there! :)
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Shiro Neko Shuudan
But I want to start it with the right people. And to that end, I'm recruiting three initial officers (who are also willing to sign the petition). Who knows? Maybe we could build this into something awesome.
Ideally you'll be somewhat experienced and know your way around the game, having been here for an expansion or more, and be able to attract new vict--- I mean, members. But neither of these are mandatory. Tolerance, a positive attitude, and patience are more important. I fully believe that a good FC that starts with the right people will organically grow itself.
I'm not one to start bribing randoms to sign the petition, which is why I'm reaching out here :)
If you're currently FC-less and want to help me build a chill and welcoming community then hit me up on Discord(pairororo) and we'll go from there! :)
2024.05.16 15:46 Essen_star [Summer sublet July 1-Aug 31] $1600 Inman square 4bd, ensuite bathroom and deck.
Top floor large bedroom with private bathroom, walk-in closet, and private deck Bed frame + bed can be included
Heart of Inman Square, close to great restaurants, coffee shops, public tennis/basketball courts, and more. Walking distance to Red line and Green line MBTA stations. Walking distance to Harvard and MIT.
Photos here: https://imgur.com/a/VAsB2s7
Other details:
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Heart of Inman Square, close to great restaurants, coffee shops, public tennis/basketball courts, and more. Walking distance to Red line and Green line MBTA stations. Walking distance to Harvard and MIT.
Photos here: https://imgur.com/a/VAsB2s7
Other details:
- In-unit washer and dryer
- Dishwasher
- Private backyard
- Central A/C + heat in every room (incl kitchen)
- Quiet cul-de-sac (closed-end street), and no packages ever get stolen
- Utilities (gas, electricity, water, internet) are extra
- Move in is somewhat flexible
- Sublets must move out by noon on Aug 31st.
2024.05.16 15:32 no_period_ How to hold down a job when it’s the cause of my IBS? (stress induced IBS)
I’m pretty sure I’ve had IBS basically my entire life. I have memories from as young as around 4 of flare ups. At some point I realized that my flare ups happened around heavy stress periods of my life. Since I had pretty consistent IBS episodes (maybe once or so a month give or take a few weeks extra) for most of my memories, that meant I didn’t realize what a pain free life was like until I became a housewife and basically had no flare ups unless stuff got really stressful but being a housewife wasn’t stressful.
Now that I’ve experienced a life without constant or frequent IBS it makes work very difficult because I hate working and that’s a source of stress from the simple fact of work even if I like my job.
I have a job right now that I love and enjoy and it’s been 3 weeks and I’ve had 2 big pain flare ups and a week of feeling like I was going to shit myself at any moment. That’s pretty much a consistent IBS attack my entire duration of working. Before this job I was a housewife for almost a year with some breaks in between.
I don’t have a degree or any certs to I’ve only been able to work low wage jobs like front desk/reception/fast food/retail/restaurant and while the trades aren’t exactly low wage as a whole in general, I didn’t get paid more than 12$. These jobs are all stressful and I’ve been told that college and careers tend to be even more stressful than some of these jobs and if my reception job is causing me to have imma shit myself feeling and 2 big flare ups, how will I handle a big girl job?
My husband has told me that due to my health and mental health that I really should just stay a housewife but I want to know what y’all do if your IBS is stress induced. Diet doesn’t affect me that I’ve noticed/know so there’s not much to be done there.
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Now that I’ve experienced a life without constant or frequent IBS it makes work very difficult because I hate working and that’s a source of stress from the simple fact of work even if I like my job.
I have a job right now that I love and enjoy and it’s been 3 weeks and I’ve had 2 big pain flare ups and a week of feeling like I was going to shit myself at any moment. That’s pretty much a consistent IBS attack my entire duration of working. Before this job I was a housewife for almost a year with some breaks in between.
I don’t have a degree or any certs to I’ve only been able to work low wage jobs like front desk/reception/fast food/retail/restaurant and while the trades aren’t exactly low wage as a whole in general, I didn’t get paid more than 12$. These jobs are all stressful and I’ve been told that college and careers tend to be even more stressful than some of these jobs and if my reception job is causing me to have imma shit myself feeling and 2 big flare ups, how will I handle a big girl job?
My husband has told me that due to my health and mental health that I really should just stay a housewife but I want to know what y’all do if your IBS is stress induced. Diet doesn’t affect me that I’ve noticed/know so there’s not much to be done there.
2024.05.16 15:29 Winter_Pizza_1021 How I wished my parents never had kids so they don’t have to spend on us and force us to give back in return
Growing up, I never experienced being gifted by anything from my parents. I have always heard how they overly prioritize academic-related expenses. Sure they kept on saying that they did that for me to learn how to handle my money and learn how hard it is to earn money. But honestly I can’t help but feel deprived of the financial support that they can give, especially that they are still capable. It’s bad to compare, but I envy my friends who can buy clothes without having to work or find a side hustle; being supported with paying extra-curricular related fees for school when I had to cut some of my expenses for food just so I can pay for them. When COVID happened, all classes were online. I have thought of finding a part-time job for me to earn and save some money. I landed on one and felt happy. With my hard earned money, I got to afford things that my parents were not able to give me. I even got to save because the allowance that they gave me is REALLY not enough to cover my expenses. After my mom knew about my part-time job, they ask me to treat them to nice restaurants when growing up we never had the chance to go to those restaurants. They would ‘borrow’ money but in the end they will just use the “we sent you to school, fed you, provided you roof over your head” lines etc. which ends me up not being able to get my money back or if I did get them, it would not be paid in full. I communicated that I still need their support while I’m finishing school but it feels so unfair that they force me to earn money for me to pay school bills. I just feel that they are glorifying the ‘teaching you how to handle finances’ when they are just escaping their responsibility to provide me with financial support. It’s discouraging to give / share to them out of my own will when I know they were not that generous to me growing up.
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2024.05.16 15:00 aznpersuazion My Top 5 Restaurants in South Florida/Miami Area..
Wanted to share my top 5 recommendation list. Having lived here for about 30 years, here are the best spots to visit, whether you're traveling or a local. I've included a range of options from cheap eats to fine dining.
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- Chef Tally's - I've binge eaten at least 50+ jamaican restaurants, and while this isn't your typical traditional jamaican spot, this is hands down one of my favorite places in south Florida. I dream about the chicken here. It's always a candidate for my "what should I eat this weekend" thoughts.
- Mila Sunday Brunch - $95 for all you can eat cinco jota jamon iberico, black caviar, and a ton of other creatively prepared dishes. I've had a few of the other brunchs in south florida, like edge, novikov, etc. but this one gets the thumbs up because they actually have more unique spreads and appetizers. Pro tip, they have a cheese wheel pasta and mojito station outside. Did I mention the price includes unlimited champagne and rose?
- Palacio de los Jugos - this is a staple of south florida cuisine. I might get some flack for having this on my list, but amongst all the cuban and latin spots I've been to across Hialeah and Miami, I always find myself back here grabbing a meal for like $7 and juice for $3!
- Stubborn Seed - I haven't gone since they've gotten their Michelin Star, but I used to frequent this place. What sets the tasting menu at stubborn seed apart in my opinion is the almagamation of dish pacing, food sourcing/creativity, and lineup of ingredients. I don't think there's a singular dish that really sets this restaurant apart from the rest of the modern fine dining options, but more so a extremely well presented and curated dining experience.
- Anita Gelato. This spot recently opened in Aventura coming from NYC. It's not a super traditional italian/argentiniam gelato, but the flavor combinations are the best I've ever had. And it's not too sweet. My favorite ice cream/froyo/gelato spot amongst the hundreds I've been to in SoFlo.
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2024.05.16 14:57 ireadfineprint Any restaurants hiring?
Looking to make some extra money this summer, are any restaurants hiring for part time front of house?
(Bonus if they’re NOT at the beach.)
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(Bonus if they’re NOT at the beach.)
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2024.05.16 14:46 Pelican121 Pastry Chalet - any tips?
I unlocked Pastry Chalet and I'm having a harder time than expected keeping up with the orders. I considered myself a faster player 👀😁 Mount Breakfast wasn't too bad compared to what I was expecting but I'm finding Pastry Chalet significantly more difficult.
Any tips regarding upgrades? I don't always buy the auto machines but I've unlocked it and time is ticking. I currently have the rolling pin and oven at level 2. I'm unsure if pre-rolled dough will improve my speed, any thoughts on the usefulness of the auto machine?
I can't serve all the customers in the time no matter how fast I move so adding extra customers in the interior isn't going to help at the moment.
I've invested in quite a bit of the kitchen but not much on the interior so far. I'm up to level 34 but can't 3* past the mid-20s and I'm quite far off hitting 1* on level 34.
I generally enjoy upgrading food/machines/interior individually however I haven't seen much improvement for my investment in the last few restaurants. I've ended up taking my desserts to level 2, refilling once or twice and using them to make up the 50-200 point shortfall to achieve 3 stars. It seems more cost effective than making 8-15 gem upgrades across the kitchen and interior that only result in a slight score boost.
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Any tips regarding upgrades? I don't always buy the auto machines but I've unlocked it and time is ticking. I currently have the rolling pin and oven at level 2. I'm unsure if pre-rolled dough will improve my speed, any thoughts on the usefulness of the auto machine?
I can't serve all the customers in the time no matter how fast I move so adding extra customers in the interior isn't going to help at the moment.
I've invested in quite a bit of the kitchen but not much on the interior so far. I'm up to level 34 but can't 3* past the mid-20s and I'm quite far off hitting 1* on level 34.
I generally enjoy upgrading food/machines/interior individually however I haven't seen much improvement for my investment in the last few restaurants. I've ended up taking my desserts to level 2, refilling once or twice and using them to make up the 50-200 point shortfall to achieve 3 stars. It seems more cost effective than making 8-15 gem upgrades across the kitchen and interior that only result in a slight score boost.
2024.05.16 14:44 DarinisinDC 42 [M4F] - Looking For Someone Interested in Vivid Conversation, Complete Sentences, and Over-Sharing
Hi there I'm Darin, 42 years old, single, living in Washington, DC. I work for an advertising agency and work from home which has become a bit mundane.
I'm looking for new friend, someone interested in talking, who enjoys communication and conversation, uses the extra adjective, the Oxford comma, and enjoys that perfect balance between over-sharing and asking whatever question comes to mind.
I enjoy cooking, art, museums, hiking, gardening, biking, breaths of fresh air, relaxing nights in, getting dressed up together and trying new restaurants, and of course I enjoy an alluring, vivid conversation. Say hi, let's get to know each other!
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I'm looking for new friend, someone interested in talking, who enjoys communication and conversation, uses the extra adjective, the Oxford comma, and enjoys that perfect balance between over-sharing and asking whatever question comes to mind.
I enjoy cooking, art, museums, hiking, gardening, biking, breaths of fresh air, relaxing nights in, getting dressed up together and trying new restaurants, and of course I enjoy an alluring, vivid conversation. Say hi, let's get to know each other!