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What's your favorite monologue on the show?

2024.06.01 16:24 jonaskoelker What's your favorite monologue on the show?

Here are some to consider:
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2024.06.01 15:30 MireaBP jupiter community letter musings by mirea

jupiter community letter musings by mirea
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Hey cool cats! šŸˆ Mirea here ā™„ļø

  • Trying my hand at some content creation. Hereā€™s this weekā€™s community update love letter from me! Ima keep it chatty, but if you wanna know more about anything - drop a comment, Iā€™m sure I can find you links.
  • Please leave some feedback if you're up to it! It's been a while since I've written anything šŸ˜
Letā€™s get right to it with some Jupiter product updates:
Have you spotted Opacksā€™ recent post? Here he infographicizes (yes thatā€™s a new word, shh Iā€™m making it happen) the recently introduced Jupiter Product Changelog. This is available on jupresearch, but Iā€™m loving this format too! Jupiter moves so fast and partners so well that even if this was just the other day - we still have some new updates for you. JupSOL is now live in Kamino Multiply šŸ’ø. Jupiter Perpetuals has updated their trading fees structure! It should benefit the vast majority of traders, pretty much 99%. šŸ†
https://www.jupresear.ch/t/jupiter-changelog/16834
Congrats to 0xYankee for going from yellow (trusty discord mods) to green (jup team)!!! šŸš€
LFG!! <3
BTW when Opacks says heā€™ll forward your feedback, he really means it! If you canā€™t make it to the town halls and calls, drop your feedback or questions in the Reddit. Thereā€™s trusty delivery cats who will ensure your message makes it to the right eyes & ears - you will be heard šŸ“£! Siong read these himself.
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Meteora Alpha Vault & UpRock Launch on LFG
Meteora launched their latest anti-sniper bot system alongside the $UPT launch on Jupiterā€™s LFG platform. For the first time, you could be the first to buy, ahead of bots and other buyers, by depositing USDC into the vault before it closed.
No Operators* allowed - the Alpha Vault is Chamber* proof! āŒ Your tokens will be secured ASAP, but with a Vesting period (like heā€™s wearing a vestā€¦ coincidence?! šŸ¤Æ)
*to be clear, these are Valorant references - OP is a sniper rifle, Chamberā€™s ult is a sniper rifleAND he has a vest, Alpha Vault tokens have a vest. TY for coming to my TED talk.
BTW guys - do I need to remind you that thereā€™s a difference between the free 10 $UPT drop and the ASR rewards coming in July? No? Good. šŸ˜œ Either way, jup_dao has us covered re Whatā€™s ASR. Pretty sure Opacks and BlueZenith also have some cool infographics for this topic!
meme by menger on Discord
if you DID need that reminder, TY slorg!
Now, I heard there were some hiccups with communicationsā€¦ you better hop on jupresearch for that tea. šŸµ
Uplink WG Video Missions
Uplink will have a video mission each week to jumpstart ā€˜Community Powered Commsā€™ - and yes Kash, I do like the name. You can hear him discuss this during the Planetary Call #15. Do reach out to Organized General if youā€™ve got bounty questions - easily find him on #uplink-work-group on Discord.
OrdiRums explains how they work through a video he posted on X:
https://x.com/ordirums/status/1796120930537570468
I think itā€™s ingenious crowdsourcing mixed with some good ole community empowerment. Iā€™ll be waiting to see some of those vids cross-posted here on Reddit! No cross-posts, no cookies. šŸŖ
Donā€™t know how to make videos? Thereā€™s a class for that in a few hours (12nn EST) - check the Discord! Upskill -> Upload -> Uplink, sounds good to me. Up, Up, and Up! šŸ†™ā¬†ļø
Speaking of the Planetary Call, make sure to catch the next one. Drop a J4J in the chat there for me! If you missed it, I know Web Work Group is compiling summaries - Iā€™m excited to see those back on the jup.eco site soon! v2 is looking šŸ¤©
Community Spotlight
Over on Discord, I heard wake, SAX, and KEMO had a trippy art day? Tell me if Iā€™m wrong, but show me if Iā€™m right!! I demand pictures šŸ–¼ļø. Thereā€™s another Jupiter Catdet Meetup coming up in Vietnam! If you find yourself in Ho Chi Minh City on June 7 - Julianā€™s posted a link to register.
link to register is in #catdet-notifications on Discord!
On X, we spotted a killer core and a sus official retweet! I think Slorgā€™s onto something here šŸ¤”
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Always happy to see lots of things going on! I know I didn't touch on everything so please do comment some other highlights and things you enjoyed seeing this week ā™„ļø
Letā€™s be excellent to each other, LOVE that.
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See you next time, cats šŸˆ
Love, Mirea
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2024.06.01 14:32 OnePlantain6420 Kri-fam, explained

This is my first post, as someone who's been exposed to lethal levels of kri content for years, here's my understanding of them. Detailed analysis, forgive me.
Akri - tries very hard to look nonchalant but is in fact very... Chalant. šŸ˜„ Cares a lot about how she comes across, makes it a point to put out an image of someone who's mindful and soulful. Might have realised too late that being pretty isn't going to cut it in today's media field with highly talented people, so tries to make it look like being a foodie and travelling are actual skills. Also being aesTHetic and organised. Lives for the "good girl " tag, from everyone . Puts in lots of effort and time into this. Kudos. As far from nonchalant as it can get. Will not ask for likes and shares in her vlogs like every other cheap vlogger (she does vlogging for fun and is in fact a film actor who deserves more film projects, as she'll tell you in every interview) , but will in fact give you a very meaningful advice, something that encourages you to be mindful about life. The nonchalance has gone way too far that it looks fake af when she tries to act excited about food, singing, dancing, etc. Takes grandparents for outings and vlogs about it, because how the fans drool over paasam for oldies. Preachy.
Dikri- deeply wounded middle child who didn't get a lot of validation growing up, probably the attention was hoarded by older sibling who proudly admits to disliking the younger one from day one. Might have tried to earn her family's love as a child, which should've been given unconditionally, but never measured up to the stds set by the older one, whose need for approval and admiration made for a sense of rivalry than feelings of siblinghood. Decided it wasn't worth it to try anymore, and turned into a rebel. Seeking validation from outside, falling for love bombing and a guy who'll praise her constantly, treat her like the main character and shower superficial compliments on skin color and beauty. Probably has low self esteem, having been contrasted against siblings who are more traditionally pretty. Will keep telling everyone she's pretty not realising how silly it sounds, because insecurities are loud. Posts for her mother's bday in the most impersonal way 'hbd mathaji' etc, acts rude with family in vlogs, bitter about the partiality and lack of attention given her as a child. Puts on hyper independence as an armour.
Ishkri- mentally checked out from the drama. Looks resigned and indifferent as a result. Seems like a nice person. Probably got a lot of validation from everyone growing up because how pretty can someone be! All the positive attention, halo effect probably helped her grow into that person who's actually low key, secure and content with herself.
Hakri- the pampered one, felt the effect of sibling rivalry the least among them owing to her young age, the older ones seem to want to be Hakris favorite, Akri especially going so far as to say it'd have been nice if it was just herself and the youngest as siblings, the bond would've been better. Seems to be closest to Ishkri, also very out of touch with reality thanks to being very privileged and cute. Comes across shallow but actually cares about being nice to others imho. Should've joined a college in another state away from..
Sikri: that parent who's extremely partial towards whichever child caters to her own needs the most. Openly tells the world who her favorites are, how she prefers travelling with one daughter for the expensive resorts they stay at etc. Probably feels like she could've married better and not for love, since she cannot stop telling everyone about her schooling in Ooty, childhood abroad and overall past glory. Realises her need for luxury through her kids, rewarding the one who affords the most luxury lifestyle for her. Immature. Never encouraged kids to pick up a book and read. Thereby limiting their sense of self to looks/money. Talking in English imo to rub in the fact, ooty educated formerly rich woman fallen to a life of normalcy. Favors the kids who are prettier and more successful. Lives in reflected glory.
Kriku: disdainful towards the wannabe attitude of his partner. Indifferent to the child who seems to pamper mamma just for cookie points and all the antics for attention and approval. Seems to sense the unfairness of parents picking favorites among their children, therefore chooses to hold Dikri close and tries to tell her she's valued. Except for the bjp thing, seems grounded and normal. Might not be very intelligent. But means well.
Tl;dr. Bad parenting resulting in rivalry among siblings. In a culture where toxic parenting is a taboo topic, a family of influencers who show us what not to do.
I wrote this because I know they love reddit as much as any of us. Also to say, people see through it all. All that said. Big fan. Grateful for the entertainment.
To Akri - it's OK to be human and flawed. Reading will enrich the mind and actually add substance. To Dikri - you've won at life, nothing as pretty as being humble.
Op suffers from acute joblessness, as you might have noticed. Not successful or pretty enough, sigh.šŸ˜”
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2024.06.01 13:33 Galaxygirl181 Cookie dough or Cookies and cream?

Which do you prefer? Battle of the cookies!
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2024.06.01 13:22 dkpageantnews MRS. BHAGALPUR 2024 - WINNER G1 SANGEETA KUMARI

MRS. BHAGALPUR 2024 - WINNER G1 SANGEETA KUMARI
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2024.06.01 10:56 Sweet-Count2557 15 Top Farms in New Jersey for Family Entertainment

15 Top Farms in New Jersey for Family Entertainment
15 Top Farms in New Jersey for Family Entertainment Are you hesitant about spending a day at a farm for family entertainment? Well, let me assure you that these top farms in New Jersey are not your typical run-of-the-mill farms. They offer a plethora of activities and attractions that will keep the whole family engaged and entertained.From petting zoos and pick-your-own events to scenic rides and delicious treats, these farms have something for everyone. So, if you're looking for a unique and enjoyable day out with your family, keep reading to discover the 15 top farms in New Jersey that will leave you wanting more.Key TakeawaysAlstede Farms in Chester offers a variety of activities and events for families, including mazes, pony rides, hayrides, and seasonal festivals. They also have a farm store with organic produce and homemade pies.Argos Farms in Forked River provides summer activities like blueberry and sunflower picking, as well as fall activities such as pumpkin picking and corn mazes. They even have a visit from Santa in December.Abmas Farm in Wyckoff has a petting zoo with a wide range of animals, including goats, sheep, alpacas, and donkeys. They also offer fall activities like hayrides and pumpkin decorating events.Demarest Farms in Hillsdale is a kid-friendly farm with pick-your-own options for peaches, apples, and pumpkins. They have farm animals to interact with, colorful playhouses, and special events like the Halloween Light Show and Orchard of Lights with Santa.Alstede Farms - ChesterAt Alstede Farms in Chester, our family-owned and sprawling 600-acre farm offers a wide range of activities and events for all ages to enjoy. As one of the best family-friendly farms near me, we strive to create an atmosphere of freedom and fun. Every day, we've an array of exciting activities available, such as navigating our challenging corn maze, taking a pony ride, going on a hayride, and bouncing around in our bouncy house.But that's not all - we've so much more to offer. Our farm is home to various mazes that will test your navigation skills, as well as friendly animals that you can meet and interact with. From goats and sheep to alpacas and donkeys, there's a furry friend for everyone.Throughout the year, we also host seasonal festivals and special events that add an extra touch of excitement to your visit. And don't forget to stop by our farm store, where you can find organic fruits and veggies, homemade pies bursting with flavor, and fresh, creamy ice cream.Not only are we one of the best farms in South Jersey, but we also prioritize creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for families. We understand that freedom means being able to explore, engage, and enjoy. So whether you're looking for a day of adventure or simply want to relax and take in the beauty of our farm, Alstede Farms is the perfect destination for you.Come and experience the joy and freedom of our family-friendly farm near you.Argos Farms - Forked RiverAfter exploring the wide variety of activities and events at Alstede Farms in Chester, let's now turn our attention to Argos Farms in Forked River, where there's even more family fun awaiting. Argos Farms is one of the most kid-friendly farms near me and offers a range of exciting experiences for visitors of all ages. Located in South Jersey, this farm provides a perfect day out for families looking to enjoy the beauty of nature while having a great time together.During the summer, Argos Farms offers blueberry and sunflower picking, allowing families to get close to nature and take home some delicious treats. Kids can also enjoy an exhilarating obstacle course and jump around on the giant jumper pillow. As fall approaches, the farm transforms into a pumpkin paradise, with pumpkin picking, a challenging corn maze, wagon rides through the scenic surroundings, and even a thrilling zip line adventure.One of the highlights of visiting Argos Farms in December is the special visit from Santa Claus himself. Children can meet Santa, share their wishes, and take memorable photos to cherish. The farm's festive atmosphere creates a magical experience for the whole family.Argos Farms is one of the top farms in South Jersey, offering a wide range of activities and attractions throughout the year. Whether you're looking to pick fresh produce, explore a corn maze, or simply enjoy a day of outdoor fun, this farm has it all. So, if you're in search of granjas en New Jersey that provide a perfect blend of entertainment and nature, be sure to put Argos Farms on your list of must-visit destinations.Abmas Farm - WyckoffLocated in Wyckoff, Abmas Farm is a delightful destination that offers a wide range of family-friendly activities and attractions. As one of the best farms near me, Abmas Farm provides a fantastic experience for both kids and adults alike.One of the highlights of the farm is its petting zoo, which features a variety of friendly animals such as goats, sheep, alpacas, donkeys, ponies, bunnies, and pigs. Visitors can interact with these animals and even take part in the unique goat walk and visit the duck pond in Bunnyville.During the fall season, Abmas Farm offers a variety of fun-filled activities. Families can enjoy hayrides to the pumpkin patch, where they can pick out their favorite pumpkins to take home. The farm also hosts fall story time sessions and pumpkin decorating events, adding to the festive atmosphere. Additionally, Abmas Farm offers a farm camp for kids ages 5-10, providing them with an opportunity to learn about farm life and engage in hands-on activities.Abmas Farm isn't just limited to the fall season. Throughout the growing season, visitors can participate in pick-your-own events, allowing them to gather fresh produce straight from the farm. This provides a unique opportunity to experience the joy of harvesting fruits and vegetables while enjoying the beautiful surroundings.Demarest Farms - HillsdaleAs we continue our exploration of family-friendly farms in New Jersey, let's now turn our attention to Demarest Farms in Hillsdale, where visitors of all ages can enjoy a delightful combination of fresh produce, friendly farm animals, and vibrant seasonal events.Here are four reasons why Demarest Farms should be on your list of farms to visit near you:Fresh Produce: Demarest Farms offers a U-pick experience, allowing you to handpick peaches, apples, and pumpkins straight from the fields. There's nothing quite like the taste of freshly harvested fruits and vegetables, and Demarest Farms ensures that you have access to the best quality produce.Friendly Farm Animals: Get up close and personal with the farm's adorable petting pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens. These friendly animals are always eager to interact with visitors, making it a memorable experience for both kids and adults alike. It's a great opportunity to teach children about farm life and the importance of caring for animals.Engaging Activities: Demarest Farms goes beyond just farming by providing colorful wooden playhouses and photo board cutouts for children to enjoy. These interactive elements add an extra layer of fun to the visit, allowing kids to unleash their creativity and imagination. Additionally, the farm hosts seasonal events like the Halloween Light Show in October and the Orchard of Lights with Santa in December, ensuring that there's always something exciting happening.Convenient Location: With Demarest Farms being located in Hillsdale, it's easily accessible for those looking for farms by them. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this farm is a perfect destination for a fun-filled day with the family.Conklin Farm U-Pick - MontvilleWe were thrilled to discover Conklin Farm U-Pick in Montville, a charming and intimate venue that offers a variety of fall activities and attractions for the whole family to enjoy. This smaller and more intimate farm provides a unique and personal experience that allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the beauty of the season.One of the highlights at Conklin Farm U-Pick is the pumpkin picking. Families can stroll through the pumpkin patch, searching for the perfect pumpkin to take home and carve. The farm also offers a corn maze, where visitors can test their navigational skills and try to find their way out. For those looking for a more relaxing experience, there are hayrides available that provide a picturesque view of the farm and surrounding countryside.Children will love the train ride that takes them around the farm, giving them a chance to see the barnyard animals up close. From goats and sheep to chickens and pigs, there are plenty of friendly animals to meet and interact with. And when hunger strikes, the snack shack offers delicious treats like hotdogs, hot cider, candy apples, and homemade doughnuts.For older kids seeking a thrill, there's a haunted hayride that promises to provide a spooky and exciting experience. And for those looking to test their strength and accuracy, there's a pumpkin slingshot game where participants have a chance to win a giant pumpkin.Conklin Farm U-Pick in Montville is truly a hidden gem that offers a unique and personal fall experience for the whole family. With its variety of activities and attractions, it's the perfect destination for those seeking a fun and memorable day on the farm.Stony Hill Farms - ChesterAfter enjoying the charming and intimate experience at Conklin Farm U-Pick, families seeking more fall fun can head over to Stony Hill Farms in Chester for a day filled with exciting activities and attractions. Here are four reasons why Stony Hill Farms should be on your list of must-visit farms in New Jersey:Giant 10-acre corn maze: Get ready to test your navigational skills in Stony Hill Farms' impressive corn maze. With twists, turns, and dead ends, this maze is sure to challenge both kids and adults alike. Can you find your way out?Mini corn maze: If the giant corn maze seems a bit too daunting, don't worry! Stony Hill Farms also offers a mini corn maze perfect for younger children. They can explore and have fun while feeling a sense of accomplishment at finding their way out.Rope maze: For something a little different, try out the rope maze at Stony Hill Farms. This unique maze is made up of ropes that you have to navigate through, adding an extra element of fun and excitement to your visit.Hayrides and playground: Take a relaxing hayride around the farm and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Afterward, let the kids burn off some energy at the playground, complete with slides, swings, and climbing structures. It's the perfect way to keep the little ones entertained while you take a break and soak in the peaceful atmosphere.Stony Hill Farms in Chester offers a wide range of activities and attractions that are sure to please everyone in the family. From challenging mazes to relaxing hayrides, there's something for everyone to enjoy. So pack up the family and head over to Stony Hill Farms for a day of fall fun and excitement.Terhune Orchards - PrincetonNestled in the picturesque town of Princeton, Terhune Orchards offers a delightful experience for families seeking fresh produce, fun activities, and a charming farm atmosphere. As you enter the orchard, you're greeted by the sight of vibrant apple trees stretching as far as the eye can see. The farm is home to over 30 varieties of apples, allowing visitors to pick their own and enjoy the freshest fruit imaginable.One of the highlights of Terhune Orchards is the barnyard animals. Children have the opportunity to interact with friendly goats, sheep, chickens, and even ponies. They can pet and feed these adorable creatures while learning about farm life. A half-mile farm walking trail winds through the orchard, providing a serene and scenic experience for the whole family.Terhune Orchards also offers pony and tractor rides, adding an extra element of excitement to your visit. Kids can hop on a pony and take a leisurely ride around the farm or enjoy a tractor-drawn wagon ride through the orchard. These activities allow children to immerse themselves in the farm atmosphere while creating lasting memories.During the fall season, Terhune Orchards hosts Fall Family Weekends, where families can enjoy additional attractions such as a cornstalk and hay bale maze, face painting, and pumpkin decorating. These festive activities make for a perfect day out with the family, filled with laughter and joy.In addition to the engaging activities, Terhune Orchards boasts a farm store that offers a wide selection of fresh produce, homemade pies, and even fresh ice cream. You can take home some of the farm's delicious offerings, ensuring that the fun and flavors of Terhune Orchards continue long after your visit.Terhune Orchards in Princeton truly exemplifies the beauty and charm of a family-friendly farm. From the fresh produce to the fun-filled activities, this farm provides an experience that's sure to delight visitors of all ages. So gather your loved ones and embark on an adventure to Terhune Orchards, where freedom and enjoyment await.Von Thuns - South BrunswickVon Thuns in South Brunswick offers a delightful farm experience filled with pick-your-own options, festive fall weekends, and scenic moonlit mazes. Here are four reasons why you should visit Von Thuns for a fun-filled day with your family:Abundance of Pick-Your-Own Options: At Von Thuns, you can immerse yourself in the joy of picking your own fresh produce. From apples and strawberries to peas, blueberries, blackberries, and pumpkins, there's a wide variety of fruits and vegetables for you to choose from. This hands-on experience allows you to connect with nature and appreciate the journey from farm to table.Festive Fall Weekends: Fall at Von Thuns is a time of celebration and excitement. During the weekends, the farm comes alive with a range of activities for the whole family. Enjoy hayrides through the scenic countryside, navigate your way through the corn maze, challenge your loved ones to a game of mini golf, or pedal around on the karts. There's something for everyone to enjoy and create lasting memories.Scenic Moonlit Mazes: For a unique and enchanting experience, Von Thuns offers moonlit mazes. As the sun sets and the moon rises, explore the twists and turns of the maze under the night sky. The magical ambiance adds a touch of mystique and adventure to your farm visit. Don't forget to bring a flashlight and embrace the thrill of finding your way through the maze.Farm Store Delights: Before you leave, make sure to stop by the farm store at Von Thuns. Indulge in a variety of baked goods made with fresh ingredients from the farm. Take home some delicious produce to enjoy with your family. From pies and bread to jams and jellies, the farm store offers a taste of the farm's bounty that you can savor long after your visit.Von Thuns in South Brunswick is a place where families can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. With pick-your-own options, festive fall weekends, scenic moonlit mazes, and a farm store filled with treats, Von Thuns offers an unforgettable experience for all. So gather your loved ones and embark on a journey of freedom and fun at Von Thuns.Wightman Farms - MorristownWightman Farms in Morristown offers a delightful farm experience with scenic hayrides, a challenging corn maze, and delicious treats for the whole family to enjoy. Whether you're looking for a fun day out or want to indulge in some mouthwatering treats, Wightman Farms has something for everyone.One of the highlights at Wightman Farms is their scenic hayrides. Hop on a wagon and take a leisurely ride through the picturesque farm, enjoying the beautiful scenery and fresh country air. It's a perfect way to relax and soak in the beauty of nature.If you're up for a challenge, don't miss the corn maze at Wightman Farms. Get lost in the twists and turns of the maze as you try to find your way out. It's a great activity for both kids and adults, and it's sure to test your navigation skills.For those with a sweet tooth, Wightman Farms has a wide selection of delicious treats. Indulge in freshly squeezed apple cider, homemade pies, apple butter, and their famous cider doughnuts. These mouthwatering treats are made with love and are sure to satisfy any craving.To give you a better idea of what Wightman Farms has to offer, here's a table showcasing their attractions:AttractionDescriptionScenic HayridesEnjoy a relaxing ride through the farm and take in the beautiful scenery.Corn MazeTest your navigation skills in this challenging corn maze.Corn-Filled SandboxLet the kids have fun in this unique play area filled with corn.Delicious TreatsIndulge in freshly squeezed apple cider, homemade pies, apple butter, and cider doughnuts.Wightman Farms provides a perfect blend of entertainment and delicious treats, making it an ideal destination for a fun-filled day for the whole family. So gather your loved ones and head over to Wightman Farms in Morristown for an unforgettable farm experience.Ort Farms - Long ValleyAfter experiencing the delightful farm activities and delicious treats at Wightman Farms, it's time to explore another family-friendly destination in New Jersey: Ort Farms in Long Valley. Here are four reasons why Ort Farms is a must-visit for families seeking freedom and fun:Fresh Fruit and Vegetables: Ort Farms is known for its high-quality produce. From juicy strawberries in the summer to crisp apples in the fall, there's always a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables to choose from. You can even pick your own and experience the joy of harvesting your food straight from the fields.Beautiful Flowers: If you have a green thumb or simply appreciate the beauty of nature, Ort Farms has a stunning selection of flowers. From vibrant sunflowers to fragrant roses, the farm offers a colorful array of blooms to brighten up any garden or living space.Delicious Baked Goods: Indulge your taste buds with the mouthwatering baked goods at Ort Farms. From warm apple pies to fluffy muffins, their bakery is a treat for both the young and the young at heart. Don't forget to try their famous cider doughnuts, freshly made and coated in cinnamon sugar.Giant Pumpkins: Ort Farms is home to some truly enormous pumpkins. Take your family on a quest to find the biggest one and snap some memorable photos. These giant pumpkins are a sight to behold and will surely leave a lasting impression.At Ort Farms, you can enjoy the freedom of exploring the fields, picking your own produce, and indulging in delicious treats. Whether you're looking for fresh fruits and vegetables, beautiful flowers, or an adventure in a corn maze, Ort Farms has something for everyone in the family. So pack your bags and get ready for a day filled with fun and freedom at Ort Farms in Long Valley.Farms With a Variety of Activities and EventsThere are several farms in New Jersey that offer a variety of activities and events for families to enjoy. These farms provide a perfect opportunity for families to spend quality time together while engaging in fun and exciting experiences. Let's take a look at some of these farms and what they have to offer:Farm NameLocationActivities and EventsAlstede FarmsChester- Daily availability of corn maze, pony rides, hayrides, and bouncy house - Various mazes and friendly animals to meet - Seasonal festivals and special events - Farm store with organic fruits and veggies, homemade pies, and fresh ice creamArgos FarmsForked River- Summer activities include blueberry and sunflower picking, obstacle course, and jumper pillow - Fall activities include pumpkin picking, corn maze, wagon rides, and zip line - Visit from Santa in DecemberAbmas FarmWyckoff- Petting zoo with a variety of animals - Fall activities include hayrides to the pumpkin patch, fall story time sessions, and pumpkin decorating events - Farm camp for kids ages 5-10 - Pick-your-own events throughout the growing seasonDemarest FarmsHillsdale- U-pick peaches, apples, and pumpkins - Petting pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens - Colorful wooden playhouses and photo board cutouts - Halloween Light Show in October and Orchard of Lights with Santa in DecemberThese farms offer a wide range of activities and events that cater to different interests and ages. Alstede Farms, located in Chester, provides daily access to a corn maze, pony rides, hayrides, and a bouncy house. They also have various mazes and friendly animals for visitors to meet. Additionally, they host seasonal festivals and special events, making each visit a unique experience. The farm store at Alstede Farms is a great place to find organic fruits and veggies, homemade pies, and fresh ice cream.Argos Farms in Forked River is another farm that offers a variety of activities throughout the year. During the summer, visitors can enjoy blueberry and sunflower picking, an obstacle course, and a jumper pillow. In the fall, the farm provides pumpkin picking, a corn maze, wagon rides, and a zip line. And don't forget to visit Santa in December!Abmas Farm in Wyckoff is a great choice for families looking for a petting zoo experience. This farm has a wide variety of animals, including goats, sheep, alpacas, donkeys, ponies, bunnies, and pigs. Kids can also enjoy activities such as the goat walk, duck pond, and Bunnyville. In the fall, Abmas Farm offers hayrides to the pumpkin patch, fall story time sessions, and pumpkin decorating events. They even have a farm camp for kids ages 5-10, where they can learn about farming and interact with the animals.Farms With Petting Zoos and Pick-Your-Own EventsOne of the highlights of visiting farms in New Jersey is the opportunity to interact with adorable animals and pick your own fresh produce. Here are four farms that offer petting zoos and pick-your-own events:Alstede Farms - ChesterThis 600-acre family-owned farm offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. You can enjoy a corn maze, pony rides, hayrides, and even bounce around in a bouncy house.They've various mazes to explore and friendly animals to meet, making it a fun and interactive experience.Alstede Farms also hosts seasonal festivals and special events throughout the year, so there's always something new to discover.Don't forget to stop by their farm store, where you can find organic fruits and veggies, homemade pies, and fresh ice cream.Argos Farms - Forked RiverDuring the summer months, Argos Farms offers blueberry and sunflower picking, as well as an obstacle course and a jumper pillow for some high-flying fun.In the fall, you can go pumpkin picking, navigate through a corn maze, enjoy wagon rides, and even try out their zip line.And if you visit in December, you might just get a chance to meet Santa himself.Abmas Farm - WyckoffAbmas Farm is home to a petting zoo where you can meet a variety of animals, including goats, sheep, alpacas, donkeys, ponies, bunnies, pigs, and more.They also offer unique attractions like the goat walk and the duck pond, as well as Bunnyville, a special area dedicated to bunnies.In the fall, you can enjoy hayrides to the pumpkin patch, participate in fall story time sessions, and even join pumpkin decorating events.Abmas Farm also offers a farm camp for kids ages 5-10 and hosts pick-your-own events throughout the growing season.Demarest Farms - HillsdaleDemarest Farms is a kid-friendly farm that not only offers fresh produce but also has a variety of farm animals to interact with.You can pick your own peaches, apples, and pumpkins, and while you're there, don't forget to say hello to the petting pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens.The farm also features colorful wooden playhouses and photo board cutouts, perfect for capturing those memorable moments.And if you visit during October or December, be sure to catch their Halloween Light Show and Orchard of Lights with Santa.These farms provide a fantastic opportunity for families to enjoy hands-on experiences with animals and the chance to harvest their own fresh produce. Whether you're looking for a petting zoo or a pick-your-own event, these farms in New Jersey have something for everyone.Farms With Fall Activities and AttractionsAs we enter the autumn season, New Jersey farms transform into vibrant destinations filled with fall activities and attractions that offer fun for the whole family. From pumpkin picking to corn mazes, hayrides to petting zoos, there are plenty of options to choose from. Let's take a look at some of the top farms in New Jersey that offer fall activities and attractions.Farm NameLocationActivities and AttractionsAlstede FarmsChesterDaily availability of corn maze, pony rides, hayrides, and moreArgos FarmsForked RiverPumpkin picking, corn maze, wagon rides, and zip lineAbmas FarmWyckoffPetting zoo, hayrides to the pumpkin patch, pumpkin decoratingDemarest FarmsHillsdaleU-pick peaches, apples, and pumpkins, petting pigs and moreConklin FarmMontvillePumpkin picking, corn maze, train ride, and moreAt Alstede Farms in Chester, families can enjoy a 600-acre farm with daily availability of a corn maze, pony rides, hayrides, and a bouncy house. The farm also offers various mazes and a chance to meet friendly animals. Seasonal festivals and special events add to the excitement, and the farm store is stocked with organic fruits and veggies, homemade pies, and fresh ice cream.Argos Farms in Forked River offers a range of fall activities, including pumpkin picking, a corn maze, wagon rides, and a zip line. In December, Santa even pays a visit to the farm.Abmas Farm in Wyckoff is known for its petting zoo, where visitors can interact with goats, sheep, alpacas, donkeys, ponies, bunnies, pigs, and more. The farm also offers hayrides to the pumpkin patch, fall story time sessions, and pumpkin decorating events.Demarest Farms in Hillsdale is a kid-friendly farm where families can pick their own peaches, apples, and pumpkins. Kids can also enjoy petting pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens. Colorful wooden playhouses and photo board cutouts add to the fun, and the farm hosts a Halloween Light Show in October and an Orchard of Lights with Santa in December.Conklin Farm in Montville offers a more intimate venue for fall activities. Families can enjoy pumpkin picking, a corn maze, train ride, barnyard animals, and hayrides. A snack shack with hotdogs, hot cider, candy apples, and homemade doughnuts is available, and older kids can even experience a haunted hayride.These farms are just a few examples of the many destinations in New Jersey that offer fall activities and attractions. So gather your loved ones and head out to a farm near you for a memorable autumn adventure.Farms With Pick-Your-Own Options and FestivalsLet's dive into the world of farms in New Jersey that offer pick-your-own options and host exciting festivals. Here are four farms that provide a fun-filled experience for the whole family:Alstede Farms - Chester: This 600-acre family-owned farm offers a wide range of activities. Enjoy daily adventures such as navigating through a corn maze, pony rides, hayrides, and bouncing in a bouncy house. Meet friendly animals and explore various mazes. Don't miss out on their seasonal festivals and special events. You can also visit their farm store, which offers organic fruits and veggies, homemade pies, and fresh ice cream.Argos Farms - Forked River: During the summer, Argos Farms is the place to be for blueberry and sunflower picking, as well as an obstacle course and jumper pillow. In the fall, enjoy pumpkin picking, a corn maze, wagon rides, and a thrilling zip line. And keep an eye out for a special visit from Santa in December.Abmas Farm - Wyckoff: Abmas Farm is known for its petting zoo, featuring a variety of animals including goats, sheep, alpacas, donkeys, ponies, bunnies, and pigs. Explore attractions like the goat walk, duck pond, and Bunnyville. Fall activities include hayrides to the pumpkin patch, fall story time sessions, and pumpkin decorating events. They also offer a farm camp for kids ages 5-10 and pick-your-own events throughout the growing season.Demarest Farms - Hillsdale: This kid-friendly farm boasts fresh produce and a chance to interact with farm animals. U-pick peaches, apples, and pumpkins are available. Kids will love petting pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens. Additionally, colorful wooden playhouses and photo board cutouts provide endless entertainment. Don't miss their Halloween Light Show in October and Orchard of Lights with Santa in December.These farms offer not only pick-your-own options but also exciting festivals and events. So gather your loved ones and head out to experience the freedom and fun of these New Jersey farms.Farms With Scenic Rides and Delicious TreatsWith its scenic rides and delectable treats, exploring the farms in New Jersey becomes a delightful experience for all. Among the top farms that offer both scenic rides and delicious treats are Wightman Farms in Morristown and Ort Farms in Long Valley.Wightman Farms is known for its scenic hayrides that take you through their beautiful fields and orchards. As you take in the breathtaking views, the fresh country air fills your lungs, giving you a sense of freedom and relaxation. After the hayride, you can enjoy their corn maze, where you can challenge yourself to find your way out. And while you're there, don't forget to try their freshly squeezed apple cider, homemade pies, apple butter, and cider doughnuts. These treats are made with love and will surely satisfy your cravings.Ort Farms, on the other hand, offers not only scenic views but also fresh fruit and vegetables. As you stroll through their farm, you'll be surrounded by beautiful flowers and the smell of nature. When it's time for a treat, head over to their bakery and indulge in their delicious baked goods. From pies to cookies, their treats are made with the finest ingredients and are sure to please your taste buds. And if you're in the mood for some autumn fun, don't miss their giant pumpkins and their fun corn maze.Frequently Asked QuestionsAre There Any Farms in New Jersey That Offer Activities and Events for Families Year-Round?Yes, there are farms in New Jersey that offer activities and events for families year-round. Some of these farms include Alstede Farms, Argos Farms, Abmas Farm, Demarest Farms, Conklin Farm U-Pick, Stony Hill Farms, Terhune Orchards, Von Thuns, Wightman Farms, and Ort Farms.These farms provide a variety of experiences such as petting zoos, pick-your-own events, fall activities, scenic rides, and delicious treats. Families can enjoy a range of fun-filled activities and create lasting memories at these farms throughout the year.Which Farms in New Jersey Have a Petting Zoo Where Visitors Can Interact With a Variety of Animals?There are several farms in New Jersey where visitors can interact with a variety of animals.Alstede Farms in Chester has a petting zoo with friendly goats, sheep, alpacas, ponies, and more.Abmas Farm in Wyckoff also has a petting zoo with goats, sheep, donkeys, bunnies, pigs, and other animals.Demarest Farms in Hillsdale allows visitors to pet pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens.These farms offer a fun and educational experience for families looking to interact with animals.Are There Any Farms in New Jersey That Offer Pick-Your-Own Events and Festivals Throughout the Year?Yes, there are several farms in New Jersey that offer pick-your-own events and festivals throughout the year.Some of these farms include Abmas Farm in Wyckoff, which offers pick-your-own events throughout the growing season and has a petting zoo with a variety of animals.Terhune Orchards in Princeton also offers pick-your-own options, including over 30 varieties of apples, and hosts Fall Family Weekends with cornstalk and hay bale mazes, face painting, and pumpkin decorating.Von Thuns in South Brunswick has pick-your-own options for apples, strawberries, peas, blueberries, blackberries, and pumpkins, and hosts Fall Festival Weekends with hayrides, corn mazes, and more.These farms provide a fun and interactive experience for the whole family.Do Any Farms in New Jersey Offer Scenic Rides in Addition to Delicious Treats?Yes, some farms in New Jersey offer scenic rides in addition to delicious treats.Wightman Farms in Morristown provides scenic hayrides through their beautiful farm. You can also enjoy their corn maze and corn-filled sandbox. Don't forget to try their freshly squeezed apple cider, homemade pies, apple butter, and cider doughnuts.Ort Farms in Long Valley offers scenic rides as well, along with fresh fruit and vegetables, beautiful flowers, delicious baked goods, and giant pumpkins.Are There Any Farms in New Jersey That Are Known for Their Fall Activities and Attractions?There are several farms in New Jersey that are known for their fall activities and attractions.One popular option is Conklin Farm U-Pick in Montville, which offers pumpkin picking, a corn maze, train rides, and barnyard animals.Another great choice is Demarest Farms in Hillsdale, where you can enjoy U-pick peaches, apples, and pumpkins, as well as petting pigs, sheep, goats, and chickens.Stony Hill Farms in Chester also offers a giant corn maze, hayrides, and a playground.These farms provide fun and excitement for the whole family during the fall season.ConclusionAs we bid farewell to the enchanting farms of New Jersey, we're reminded of the beauty and wonder that can be found in the simplest of pleasures.These farms, with their vibrant fields, playful animals, and delicious treats, symbolize the joy and connection that can be experienced when families come together to explore and create memories.So, gather your loved ones and embark on a journey filled with laughter, adventure, and the magic that only a day on these top farms can provide.
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2024.06.01 10:22 TBustah "He'll give us lots of peasants!" [unidentified media]

For years, I have been trying to identify/track down this schmaltzy Christmas television commercial from (if I recall correctly) the late nineties-early aughts.
I am not sure exactly what it was for. It must have been for cookie dough or something else used in baking, because the thing that stands out about it is the part at the end where the little girl tells her mother, "Maybe if we make Santa lots of cookies, he'll give us lots of presents!". When she said "presents" it sounded more like "peasants", which my brother and I thought was hilarious. Even at such a young age, we found the whole commercial really sappy and stupid, so we joked about this "be careful what you wish for" scenario where the family wakes up on Christmas morning to a bunch of filthy medieval serfs hanging out in their living room and begging to be fed.
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2024.06.01 09:41 Sweet-Count2557 Best Restaurants in Somerville Nj

Best Restaurants in Somerville Nj
Best Restaurants in Somerville Nj Looking for the ultimate dining experience in Somerville, NJ? Look no further, because we've got the inside scoop on the best restaurants in town.We've scoured every corner, from charming bistros to upscale fine dining spots, to bring you a comprehensive list that will satisfy even the most discerning palate.From delectable Thai dishes with a French twist to fresh and light Greek flavors, Somerville has it all. Get ready to indulge in a culinary adventure like no other.Join us as we explore the top dining destinations in Somerville, NJ.Key TakeawaysDa Filippos offers exquisite Italian plates in a rustic ambiance with live piano music for a pleasurable dining experience.Savor Restaurant is an upscale space for fine dining, serving homemade pastas and succulent steaks in a classy atmosphere with exceptional service.Origin and Origin Thai II are foodie magnets on Division Street, offering yummy Thai-inspired dishes with a French twist, cozy and inviting atmosphere, and friendly and attentive staff.Thai Kitchen is a charming and popular BYOB Thai joint in Bridgewater Township, serving authentic Thai dishes with adjustable heat levels, with their Pad Thai being a must-try dish.Da FilipposWe absolutely love Da Filippos for its exquisite Italian plates. Located in Somerville, NJ, this restaurant is a gem among the many fantastic dining options in the area. Da Filippos offers a pleasurable dining experience with its rustic ambiance and live piano music. As soon as you step inside, you're transported to a cozy Italian trattoria, complete with warm lighting and charming decor.The menu at Da Filippos is a celebration of authentic Italian cuisine. From homemade pastas to succulent steaks, every dish is prepared with the utmost care and attention to detail. The flavors are rich and bold, showcasing the best of traditional Italian cooking. Whether you're craving a classic dish like spaghetti carbonara or something more adventurous like osso buco, Da Filippos has it all.The service at Da Filippos is exceptional. The staff is friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. They're more than happy to provide recommendations or answer any questions you may have. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, making it the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely meal with friends or family.If you're looking for a memorable dining experience in Somerville, NJ, look no further than Da Filippos. With its exquisite Italian plates, rustic ambiance, and exceptional service, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates fine food. So, the next time you're in the area, be sure to make a reservation at Da Filippos and indulge in the flavors of Italy.Savor RestaurantLet's explore Savor Restaurant, an upscale space for fine dining located on Main Street in Somerville, NJ. If you're looking for a memorable culinary experience, Savor Restaurant is the place to be. Here are five reasons why this restaurant stands out among the other restaurants near Somerville, NJ:Exceptional Cuisine: Savor Restaurant offers a menu that showcases the best of both land and sea. From homemade pastas to succulent steaks, every dish is crafted with precision and passion. The flavors are thoughtfully balanced, and the presentation is a feast for the eyes.Classy Atmosphere: As you step into Savor Restaurant, you'll be greeted by an elegant and sophisticated ambiance. The tastefully decorated interior creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a romantic date night or a special celebration.Outstanding Service: The staff at Savor Restaurant goes above and beyond to ensure that every guest has a memorable dining experience. The waitstaff is knowledgeable, attentive, and friendly, providing top-notch service from start to finish.Prime Location: Situated on Main Street, Savor Restaurant is conveniently located in the heart of Somerville, NJ. Whether you're exploring the town or attending an event nearby, Savor Restaurant is easily accessible, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors alike.Attention to Detail: From the moment you walk through the door, you'll notice the meticulous attention to detail at Savor Restaurant. From the perfectly set tables to the carefully curated wine list, every aspect of your dining experience is thoughtfully planned and executed.With its exceptional cuisine, classy atmosphere, outstanding service, prime location, and attention to detail, Savor Restaurant is a must-visit destination for food lovers in Somerville, NJ.Now, let's delve into the origin and offerings of Origin and Origin Thai II, another culinary gem in the area.Origin and Origin Thai IIOrigin and Origin Thai II are two popular restaurants in Somerville, NJ that offer a delightful culinary experience. Bursting onto the scene in 2000, these restaurants have become a foodie magnet on Division Street. Origin Thai II serves up yummy Thai-inspired dishes with a French twist, while Origin offers a fusion of Thai and American cuisine.When you step into Origin and Origin Thai II, you're greeted by a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The rustic decor and warm lighting create a welcoming ambiance that makes you feel right at home. The friendly and attentive staff further enhance the dining experience, ensuring that you're well taken care of throughout your meal.The menu at Origin and Origin Thai II is filled with mouthwatering options that will satisfy any palate. From traditional Thai dishes like Pad Thai and Green Curry to unique creations like Duck Confit Spring Rolls and Lobster Mac and Cheese, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The chefs at Origin and Origin Thai II pride themselves on using fresh, high-quality ingredients to create dishes that are bursting with flavor.In addition to the delicious food, Origin and Origin Thai II also offer second to none service. The staff is knowledgeable about the menu and can offer recommendations based on your preferences. They're also attentive to your needs, ensuring that your dining experience is seamless and enjoyable.Whether you're craving Thai cuisine with a French twist or looking for a fusion of Thai and American flavors, Origin and Origin Thai II are the go-to restaurants in Somerville, NJ. With their cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and mouthwatering dishes, these restaurants are sure to provide a delightful culinary experience.Thai KitchenThai Kitchen is a charming and popular BYOB Thai joint located in Bridgewater Township. Here are five reasons why you should consider dining at Thai Kitchen:Authentic Thai dishes with adjustable heat levels: Thai Kitchen offers a wide range of traditional Thai dishes that are prepared with authentic ingredients and flavors. Whether you prefer mild or spicy, you can adjust the heat levels to suit your taste buds.Must-try dish: Pad Thai: One dish that you should definitely try at Thai Kitchen is their Pad Thai. This classic Thai noodle dish is packed with flavors and textures, featuring stir-fried rice noodles, eggs, tofu, shrimp, bean sprouts, and crushed peanuts. It's a crowd favorite for a reason!Charming and inviting atmosphere: As soon as you step into Thai Kitchen, you'll be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. The restaurant is cozy and decorated with Thai-inspired accents, creating a serene and relaxing environment for your dining experience.Friendly and attentive staff: The staff at Thai Kitchen is known for their friendly and attentive service. They go above and beyond to ensure that every guest feels welcomed and taken care of. Whether you have dietary restrictions or need recommendations, they're there to assist you.BYOB: Thai Kitchen is a BYOB restaurant, allowing you to bring your favorite beverages to complement your meal. Whether it's a bottle of wine or your favorite craft beer, you have the freedom to choose and enjoy your preferred drink with your Thai cuisine.With its authentic dishes, cozy ambiance, and friendly service, Thai Kitchen is a delightful choice for Thai food enthusiasts.Now, let's move on to our next restaurant, Kyma, which draws inspiration from the flavors of Greece.KymaWhen it comes to exploring the flavors of Greece, Kyma is a restaurant in Somerville, NJ that offers a fresh and light Greek dining experience. Conveniently located on Main Street, Kyma is known for its inspired dishes that showcase the vibrant and healthy ingredients of Greek cuisine. The restaurant's gorgeous space with Venetian flooring adds to the overall charm and ambiance of the dining experience.To give you a taste of what Kyma has to offer, here is a table showcasing some of their standout dishes:DishDescriptionPriceMoussakaLayers of eggplant, ground meat, and béchamel sauce, baked to perfection.$18SpanakopitaFlaky phyllo pastry filled with spinach, feta cheese, and herbs.$12SouvlakiGrilled skewers of marinated meat (choice of chicken or pork) served with tzatziki sauce.$16BaklavaA sweet and nutty pastry made with layers of filo dough, honey, and crushed nuts.$8Each dish at Kyma is expertly prepared, allowing the flavors to shine through. The freshness of the ingredients combined with traditional Greek techniques creates a delightful dining experience that is both satisfying and light.Transitioning into the next section, if you're looking for a different culinary experience, Maggiano's Bridgewater specializes in Italian classics that are sure to please.Maggianos BridgewaterMaggianos Bridgewater is a family-friendly Italian restaurant that specializes in classic Italian dishes. As an upscale chain, it offers a polished and relaxed environment for diners.With a variety of expertly prepared Italian fare and a special kids menu available, Maggianos Bridgewater is a great choice for those looking for a delicious and enjoyable dining experience.Family-Friendly Italian ClassicsLocated in Bridgewater Township, Maggianos Bridgewater offers a delightful selection of family-friendly Italian classics. At Maggianos, you can expect a polished and relaxed environment, perfect for a casual family outing. The menu is filled with expertly prepared Italian fare that will satisfy both young and old taste buds.Here are five reasons why Maggianos is a great choice for family dining:Extensive menu: Maggianos offers a wide variety of Italian classics, including pasta dishes like lasagna and fettuccine alfredo, as well as delicious pizzas and mouth-watering desserts.Special kids menu: The restaurant understands the importance of catering to its younger guests, so they've a special kids menu with options that are sure to please even the pickiest eaters.Upscale chain: Maggianos is a well-known upscale chain with a reputation for delivering high-quality food and exceptional service.Relaxed atmosphere: The restaurant provides a polished and relaxed environment, making it a comfortable place for families to enjoy a meal together.Family-friendly pricing: Despite its upscale feel, Maggianos offers reasonable prices, making it an affordable option for families looking for a delicious Italian meal.With its extensive menu, family-friendly pricing, and relaxed atmosphere, Maggianos Bridgewater is a fantastic choice for families seeking classic Italian cuisine.Upscale Chain With VarietyWe thoroughly enjoyed the variety of options offered at Maggianos Bridgewater, an upscale chain restaurant in Somerville, NJ. From classic Italian dishes to specialty items, their menu has something for everyone. Here is a glimpse of the mouthwatering options available:StarterMain CourseSide DishDessertBruschettaChicken ParmesanGarlic Mashed PotatoesTiramisuMozzarella MarinaraLobster RavioliCreamed SpinachChocolate Zuccotto CakeCalamari FritteEggplant ParmesanFour-Cheese RavioliLemon CookiesStuffed MushroomsShrimp ScampiCrispy Zucchini FritteApple CrostadaEach dish we tried was expertly prepared and bursting with flavor. The polished and relaxed environment added to the overall dining experience. Whether you're looking for a romantic night out or a family gathering, Maggianos Bridgewater is the perfect choice. Now, let's move on to another delightful Italian spot in Somerville, Cafe Picasso.Cafe PicassoWhen it comes to Italian cuisine, Cafe Picasso has been our go-to spot since 1997. This charming restaurant is adorned with captivating art and exudes a romantic and intimate charm. Here are five reasons why Cafe Picasso is a must-visit:Authentic Italian dishes: At Cafe Picasso, you can expect to indulge in mouthwatering Italian dishes that are prepared with the utmost care and attention to detail. From classic pasta dishes like spaghetti carbonara to perfectly cooked seafood risotto, their menu is a true representation of Italian culinary traditions.Captivating art: As you step into Cafe Picasso, you'll be greeted by an ambiance that's adorned with captivating art pieces. The walls are adorned with paintings and sculptures that add to the overall charm and aesthetic appeal of the restaurant.Romantic and intimate charm: Cafe Picasso is the perfect spot for a romantic evening or an intimate gathering with friends. The dim lighting, cozy seating arrangements, and warm ambiance create an atmosphere that's both inviting and relaxing.Attentive service: The staff at Cafe Picasso goes above and beyond to ensure that every guest has a pleasurable dining experience. From the moment you walk in, you'll be greeted with a warm smile and attentive service that's second to none.Extensive wine selection: To complement your meal, Cafe Picasso offers an extensive selection of fine wines. Whether you prefer a bold red or a crisp white, their knowledgeable staff will help you find the perfect pairing for your meal.If you're looking for an authentic Italian dining experience in Somerville, Cafe Picasso is the place to be. With its delicious cuisine, captivating art, romantic atmosphere, attentive service, and extensive wine selection, it's no wonder why it has been a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike for over two decades.Frequently Asked QuestionsIs There a Dress Code at Da Filippos, Savor Restaurant, Origin and Origin Thai II, Thai Kitchen, Kyma, Maggianos Bridgewater, and Cafe Picasso?There is no specific dress code mentioned for Da Filippos, Savor Restaurant, Origin and Origin Thai II, Thai Kitchen, Kyma, Maggianos Bridgewater, and Cafe Picasso.It's always a good idea to dress comfortably and neatly when dining out, but these restaurants seem to prioritize a pleasurable dining experience over strict dress requirements.Whether you prefer a rustic ambiance, fine dining, or an intimate charm, these establishments offer a range of culinary experiences without imposing any strict dress code guidelines.Are Reservations Required at Any of These Restaurants?Are reservations required at any of these restaurants?Yes, some of these restaurants do require reservations for a guaranteed dining experience. It's advisable to make a reservation at upscale establishments like Savor Restaurant and Kyma to ensure a table.However, for more casual dining options like Division Cafe or tapas bar Tapastre, reservations may not be necessary but could still be helpful during peak hours.It's always best to call ahead to secure your spot and avoid any disappointment.Do Any of These Restaurants Offer Vegetarian or Vegan Options?Some of the restaurants in Somerville, NJ offer vegetarian or vegan options.Da Filippos and Savor Restaurant have delicious vegetarian dishes.Origin and Origin Thai II, as well as Thai Kitchen, offer tasty vegan options with a Thai twist.Kyma has fresh and light Greek dishes that include vegetarian options.Boulevard Seafood Company serves fresh seafood, but also has vegetarian options available.These restaurants provide a variety of choices for vegetarians and vegans in Somerville, NJ.Are There Any Gluten-Free Options Available at These Restaurants?Yes, there are gluten-free options available at many of the restaurants in Somerville, NJ.From exquisite Italian plates at Da Filippos to upscale fine dining at Savor Restaurant, there are plenty of choices for those with dietary restrictions.Thai Kitchen offers authentic Thai dishes with adjustable heat levels, while Boulevard Seafood Company serves fresh seafood sourced directly from Fulton Fish Market.Whether you're craving burgers at 30 Burgers or tapas at Tapastre, there are gluten-free options to satisfy your culinary desires.Do Any of These Restaurants Offer Outdoor Seating?Yes, some of these restaurants offer outdoor seating. They provide the option for customers to dine al fresco and enjoy the pleasant weather while having their meals.Outdoor seating is a great way to enhance the dining experience and create a more relaxed atmosphere.ConclusionIn conclusion, the dining scene in Somerville, NJ is truly exceptional. With a diverse range of cuisines and restaurants to choose from, there's something to suit every taste and preference.From the exquisite Italian plates at Da Filippos to the delectable Thai-inspired dishes at Origin and Origin Thai II, and the fresh and light Greek flavors at Kyma, the culinary offerings in Somerville are sure to leave you satisfied.So, whether you're a foodie or simply seeking a pleasurable dining experience, Somerville has it all.
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2024.06.01 02:39 ferinsy [RIDE KAMENS] Review for the new JP spin-off: not very Kamen Rider, but lots of husbandos!

[RIDE KAMENS] Review for the new JP spin-off: not very Kamen Rider, but lots of husbandos!
Ride Kamens (ćƒ©ć‚¤ćƒ‰ć‚«ćƒ”ćƒ³ć‚ŗ) is a game based on Kamen Riders that allows you to ride them interact with them, increase affection and train, the usual stat raising sim deal. The game is developed by Liber Entertainment (A3!, 18TRIP) and published by Bandai Namco (Dragon Ball Legends, One Piece Treasure Cruise); it has a positive reception in Japan so far (although the same can't be said for Global fans of the franchise since the game deviates a lot from the usual KR stuff).
So, third husbando game this month, and this one is purely for the geis lol not really, but kinda... The default MC is called Noah, so there's that. You can change the MC's name and your username at the start and choose your first person pronouns ("watashi" is the first option, "boku" is the second: the last one is more masculine, white "watashi" is used a bit more generally, so it's the option if you go by feminine or non-binary pronouns).
I couldn't connect to the game since the gameplay is mostly idle-ish, but I'm still somewhat enjoying it (you'll see the reason: the designs interest me a lot!). That being said, this post probably won't be as detailed as my usual reviews, but I'll try to objectively present the game features like any other review I write.
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IMPORTANT!!!

If you can't start the game (forever on loading screen after downloading the game data -- 1.8GB for the basic download or 3.3GB for batch download), you'll have to change your phone region to the US and the language to English. Japan/Japanese probably works as well, but English will be easier to understand for most people, since your phone and a lot of apps will change the language as well.
On Android, you can search for "language" or "region" in the Settings app (in your own language, of course) and youll find the option. Or (at least in my case, for Android 14) you can go to Settings - Additional settings - Language & region.
Previous to this game, an "Episode Zero" has been released in two formats: novel and audio drama (do not confuse it with the in-game Chapter 0). The story is a prequel to the game, focused on the protagonist's father. You can check it in the links at the end of this post. I don't have any knowledge about translations of this material, but the PDF is available for free and it's easy to translate it via any screen translator (since it's not written, but in image/scan format).
Take my hand and let's review this game!

BOYS

Once again, we have the unit/team-based husbandos, bringing the number of boys to 16, divided into five teams. And, surprise surprise, it's another game where all the characters are white and pretty slim, but the designs are great imo, and their Kamen/masked versions stand out a lot and make me appreciate the game more. So, here are the boys (2 images of each team, one with them in day-to-day clothes and the other with the battle uniforms):
https://preview.redd.it/xv6d51m6wt3d1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=86217def897264bfb9f52ad3f5ec5a4d55706434
Justice Ride
https://preview.redd.it/egzpb51gwt3d1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee096d6def9ea27bdabd8bf3566743b074eb5a2f
Madguy
https://preview.redd.it/traitaaiwt3d1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c7f151c3d57fca332643d3170b124f8bd1cb343f
Slam Days
https://preview.redd.it/y5xq3ffkwt3d1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a967068f5dd2a68fcf8fc512b139e7e02a8a017d
Wisdom Thinks
https://preview.redd.it/69cscd5mwt3d1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0257980056107f08ecdf5d5dfbae097dd73a4b61
Tower Emblem

STORY

Since I'm not fluent in Japanese and the pace of joseimuke games is crazy lately (I'll have another one to try on June 3rd), I've only read the 4 segments of chapter 0 and a couple of entries from Chapter 1 (the segments are pretty short, there are 15 chapters available on release :O). That being said, the game is written by Yuya Takahashi, a known author for the KR franchise, so that information might be useful for fans out there (source).
The game is set in its own universe and it's its own thing. You're basically a clueless MC that wakes up in close to a museum, where you find a glowing mask that opens a dooportal to a Kamen academy area, where you discover the existence of the riders and also discover about how chaos is taking control of the society through an evil organization called Chaosism. It's basically the introduction, but a bit of spoilers ahead: you're introduced to this organization through the form of the academy's president, who's actually a member of the Ulseven, an influential Chaosism group consisting of seven members.
MC will discover they're actually the descendant of a previous leadeagent(?) of the Kamen RIders, and their butler Leon will help them follow their father's footsteps to bring order to this world controlled by chaos.
\"Playing for the plot\". The plot ā†‘

GAMEPLAY

The gameplay loop consists in using cards to do exploration missions in order to get chaostones, which you use in battles. So basically, you'll want to auto the whole exploration, which is basically a training segment that takes several minutes with training, resting, encounters and a final battle to get a chaostone.
You select a leader card, other 3 cards (and it's also possible to bring a friend to support you), plus a chaostone you already own; these elements ideally have to excel in two attributes (there are four of them: red, blue, green and yellow), which are the two from the area where you're sending the leader boy to explore. Complete this exploration/training and you'll get a better chaostone than you already have. These stones have a combat power that will be the main stat to win battles. Cards are leveled up with materials obtained via stages and missions, but chaostones are mainly obtained via exploration. Exploration also levels up your cards a bit. VERY IMPORTANT: the chaostone you get from exploration will be from the same boy as you set up as the leader card (each card has with two arts: the standard one, and the chaostone one).
You'll encounter battles in a couple of story stages and on daily grind for materials, so you'll use your chaostones quite frequently (these battles are the usual chibi ones you see in most 2D games, oh well...). For some reason, you have 2 different energy/stamina types: 100 energy for your exploration (consumes 20 per exploration), and 3 BPs daily for the grinding stages (consumes 1 BP per battle). Battle is basically auto and you only have to tap once to finish it; you'll need a higher battle value than your enemy to win (the grade of your chaostones will define the battle value of them, grind exploration for better graded stones -- grades are the exam format, as in A+, D, F etc.). After you finish a daily battle, you can skip the other 2 battles instantly (thus consuming all the 3 BPs).
There's also a Camouflage Cafe where you can set four boys to hang out with and interact (3 times daily for each boy) in order to increase their affection. This feature also uses the chibi versions, unfortunately. You can also gift them (gifts are mostly obtained for free while playing and completing missions --there's apparently no daily limit for gifting). Besides interacting and gifting, it's also possible to increase your affection through battling.
Battle interface.
CafƩ interface. You can remove their masks in the \"private\" option.

GACHA AND MONETIZATION

Among the three games released this month (the others being Break My Case and 18TRIP), this one is the game where I've felt less the greedy hands from the devs (even though it's a game published by Bamco). There are lots of 10 (standard) pulls given for completing the first handful of chapters, free pulls from starter rewards, free gems from newbie missions etc. but we still have to wait for future events to understand the actual pulls income in the long run. And the pity is quite okay: 100 pulls guarantee a random 4 stars card (the highest rarity in-game).
There are 2 special paid-only banners that require a paid 10-pull ticket with a 4 stars guaranteed for each. But I guess the game has some sort of bug, where I see the prices of both packs as 108 yen each. Since I'm not from Japan and I've downloaded the game from third party apps, I can't confirm the right price. I also can't see the price for 10 pulls and other stuff, I'm sorry (if I click any paid pack, it gives me an error and it brings me back to the title screen).
Every 10 pulls guarantee a 3 stars card, and currently there's no limited banner per se, only a standard banner and specific banners for each team of riders, and these team-only banners have a deadline of July 16 (probably for a pity/spark reset). One 4* card only for each boy so far. A pull costs 200 gems (2k per 10 pulls), and the odds are 3% for four stars and 18% for three stars (the other 79% is probably the odds for 2 stars, but the in-game notice doesn't add up to that, so I can't confirm that, although it's very likely). Just for reference: a story stage gives 30 gems for the first completion, story with battle gives 60 gems, and daily battles give 50 gems.
Not everything is a strawberry field (forever), so there's a catch in this apparent less-greedy-game-of-May-2024 (phew, that was a mouthful): the cards require dupes to increase their max level. 2* cards start at 40 max level with no dupe, 3* have a max level of 60 and 4*, max level of 80. All the cards can have up to 4 dupes, each one increasing the max level by 5 (so respectively the max levels are 60, 80 and 100).
Quick observation: the team-specific banners are tricky, be careful! The odds are really low: team-specific 4* cards only have a 0.25% chance to be rolled, and the rest of the 3% odds is divided by the other boys (so it's usually around 0.17% per off-banner 4*). The catch is: these banners have a spark of 250 pulls, so after 250 pulls, you can get a specific card you want from that team. The team banners have exclusive spark currencies (5 teams, 5 different sparks) and they don't share pity. Not clear enough if the pity will carry over to other banners of another kind, but the spark won't. You can also get other cards from the specific team and materials if you don't reach 250 pulls.
IMPORTANT! At the start there's a free 10x pull that guarantee a 4* card. This pull only guarantee one 4*, so get the boy you like the most. You can get more than one 3*, though (you can even get none at all).
Random UI drop.

CONSIDERATIONS

I haven't been exposed to the Kamen Riders franchise that much, but I do believe this game can be quite interesting for people interested in joseimuke/idol games AND tokusatsus (or specifically Kamen Rider since it's written by an already established Kamen Rider author). If you don't know Japanese and you don't have those interests, it might be a hard sell.
Overall, I really enjoyed most things about the game, even though the gameplay is really weak in my personal opinion. But everything else is pretty well done, the live2D lives up to the modern standards, and I personally love the music and the riders' transformation segments (it's pretty mahou shoujo -ish). Also love the fact that you can obtain backgrounds (and a background song or two) from missions to customize your homescreen for free; costumes aren't that hard to obtain either: they come from gacha cards, and not only 4* ones: 3* cards also come with costumes!
Minor complaints: even though I love the batch download, the game isn't really that well optimized and there's a bunch of loading screens. Not to the point of making me give up on the game because of them, but still quite noticeable and tiresome. I can see this and the fact you need to change your phone's region to impede some players of downloading it. The UI (image above) is very appealing aesthetically to me, but the navigation can be prett confusing, and the menu (top right button) has too many options, more than it'd be necessary.
And a last request: please, check the links at the end of this post. There are several useful ones: besides the usual download links, there are links for the fanmade English Twitter and Discord accounts, an UI navigation guide (this game is the really intricate menu-wise). The Discord community, along with the Twitter account, are translating some bits of the game, like voicelines and personal stories, and they'll potentially make some story translations available as well.
Oni-inspired suit? Peak design!

TL;DR

Pros:
  • High quality (specially in character design and live2D);
  • Free costumes, backgrounds, customization, not many things paywalled;
  • Seems to be free to play friendly (-ish);
  • Story written by a previous Kamen Rider author;
  • Pretty active English community support;
  • No geoblock, so no VPN required.
Cons:
  • You might need to change your phone region/language;
  • Not available in English;
  • UI can be hard to grasp;
  • Card level is tied to dupes;
  • A bit too much of loading screens.
Unsure:
  • The gameplay: it's probably a love-it-or-hate-it case since it's idle-ish.
Glorious card art!

LINKS

Playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bandai.ride_kamens&hl=en_US
Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/%E3%83%A9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%89%E3%82%AB%E3%83%A1%E3%83%B3%E3%82%BA/id6446847122
Qooapp: https://m-apps.qoo-app.com/en-US/app/31648
Taptap: https://www.taptap.io/app/33672271
Official website: https://www.ride-kamens.com/
Episode Zero novel: https://www.ride-kamens.com/special/episode_zero.php
Fanmade English Twitter: https://twitter.com/ride_kamens_en
Ride_Kamens_EN UI guide: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGGtRqtvlE/R1QvULVocurzmRj1dDWtRA/view?utm_content=DAGGtRqtvlE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=viewer
Unofficial English Discord: https://discord.gg/7xHg29QQBW
Ride Kamens wiki entry: https://kamenrider.fandom.com/wiki/Ride_Kamens
Thank you for reaching this point! See you husbando enjoyers soon!
Edit log:
  • Added a "con" to the topic "TL;DR": "Card level is tied to dupes";
  • Added an excerpt to the "GACHA AND MONETIZATION" topic: "(but) we still have to wait for future events to understand the actual pulls income in the long run".
  • Added the last paragraph to the "GACHA AND MONETIZATION" topic, about the initial guaranteed 4* card.
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2024.06.01 02:12 pdpbeowulf The ultimate CHEWY chocolate chip cookie recipe?

Iā€™m broke, times are tough, but I still have a raging sweet tooth.
Iā€™m in search of the chewiest chocolate chip cookie recipe. I considered adding vital wheat gluten to the dough but Iā€™m afraid it would make it hard like a cracker. In an ideal world this would be one of those high protein cookies but Iā€™m not so much a baker Iā€™m just having a massive craving while trying to lose weight and build muscle. Iā€™ve heard xanthan gum can also be added to make a chewier cookie? Any input would be appreciated. I also have guar gum because Iā€™ve been making my own ice creams in the Ninja Creami. Would molasses help in adding to the chewiness of a cookie?
Sorry for the word vomit, Iā€™m just ravenous for this ideal cookie.
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2024.06.01 02:01 RemarkableLength5164 ooc patreon pod lacked so im enjoying my cookie dough with mandy instead šŸ˜

ooc patreon pod lacked so im enjoying my cookie dough with mandy instead šŸ˜
am not a cop or watching his upload times but usually he has uploaded by now but happy that mandy and ei have uploaded as wel i love friyay
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2024.06.01 01:40 Party_Pomplemousse Chocolate chunk cookies!

Chocolate chunk cookies!
I think my dough was a touch too dry but I canā€™t stop eating this. I always bake for peopleā€™s birthdays but I donā€™t often bake for myself simply because Iā€™m hungry for something so this was really nice.
Havenā€™t been able to stop thinking about choc chip cookies since the last post on here that I saw. Recipe used is posted in the comments!
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2024.06.01 00:53 teawithpetunia My (26F) partner (30M) is a completely different person when heā€™s angry. Iā€™m starting to feel like his actions are abusive, how do I approach this?

Apologies for the wall of text. This is half venting, half desperately seeking other opinions on what is happening because I feel so confused.
My partner and I have been together for almost 6 years. Around year 2 we started having very explosive arguments that havenā€™t really gotten any better despite our best efforts. While the issues that cause the fight eventually get resolved, our communication never seems to truly improve. Sometimes it gets better, but almost always reverts back to its worst. Over the last 2 years I have been starting to feel that there are very clear signs of abusive and manipulative behavior that I couldnā€™t quite put my finger on. I started reading the book ā€œWhy does he do that?ā€ By Lundy Bancroft, and it has finally put words to some of the ways I have felt mistreated throughout our relationship. The book is almost 20 years old and can be a bit dated at time, so I take everything with a grain of salt and have been doing independent research about things I felt were applicable to me.
My partner, letā€™s call him Max, is for the most part a loving, caring and highly sensitive person. He checks in on me all the time and is so in tune with my emotions that it amazes me. He has always made me feel cared for and is the least judgmental person I know. When we are not fighting, he really is a wonderful & generous partner and we go through long stretches 2-3 months where things are great. I know this sounds like the clichĆ© reddit post where the OP is like my relationship is PERFECT and then goes onto describe a very far from perfect relationship (& maybe this is my wakeup call that that I'm being that person right now). But really, outside of arguments, we have a great, & still imperfect, relationship filled with so much love.
Over time we have gotten much better at bringing up things that are bothering us in healthy & fruitful ways (we are both ex-people-pleasers so we struggle with voicing displeasure). However, conflict has ensued we face the same issues. When he gets angry he becomes a completely different person. At times it takes a lot for him to get angry- especially at times when we are having an argument where there is seemingly no resolution and we are both emotionally exhausted, and probably should have taken a break a while ago. More often though, the anger comes out very quickly, and seemingly out of left field. Often times it is the tone I use, or how I communicate that causes the initial conflict. What is confusing for me is that his perception of how I said something feels so far from mine. This happens often enough to where I feel like I am walking on eggshells, to the point where I usually monitor my tone and how express things pretty closely. I also have autism & ADHD (what a fun pairing), so my words & tone are often misinterpreted. In general I try to be careful about how I speak to others & even more so with especially Max. Max is neurotypical, so at times it feels like we are speaking different languages- I try to be intentional with how I speak in our conversations so that we can both feel understood. I want to mention that I also have my own triggers, trauma and unhealthy ways of communicating, and I know that I am equally at fault for the initial lapses in our communication. I usually have no objection to the original conflict, what worries me is how the original conflict is then seemingly used as a reason by Max to lash out in anger. The argument that happened recently opened my eyes to some of these things. Here's a brief synopsis:
We were unloading groceries and I was simultaneously reorganizing the fridge. Max started moving things around in the fridge looking for something, not knowing that I was currently reorganizing. Here is the conversation that ensued (almost word for word, I know tone is hard to interpret from text, so I will try me best to explain):
Me: ā€œAw, I just reorganized that shelf.ā€ Max: ā€œDonā€™t speak to me that way.ā€ (abrupt) Me: ā€œSpeak to you in what way? Iā€™m just want you to not move around stuff in the fridge because I'm organizing it.ā€ Max: ā€œwhy are you so emotionally charged right now?ā€ Me (slightly confused and feeling cornered): ā€œIā€™m not emotionally charged. Try to speak to your own experience, what are you feeling?ā€
This set him off. I could have said it nicer or more empathetic- but at this point I was already registering conflict on the horizon and feeling anxious. I asked him again to talk about his experience and how what I did made him feel. This is something we have discussed with our couples therapist about not assuming the other persons emotional state and rather keeping it in the ā€œI feel (blank) when you do (blank)ā€ structure- which can be annoying but it does help reframe how my actions affected him.
He couldnā€™t answer this question, so I then asked, ā€œwhat tone in my voice did you perceive?ā€ He then said that I should know the tone and know that it is unacceptable. At this point, I think he thought I was playing dumb which made him angrier, but truth be told I was unsure of why my tone or request had angered him, the reaction felt out of place. I thought my delivery was even keeled, albeit I would have improved the delivery or maybe just not said anything at all if I could go back in time.
I could see that he was hurt but I was also feeling confused and annoyed because I felt as though he was taking his anger out on me. It was hard for me to be the most comforting and empathetic person, though I was still trying to redirect the conversation in order to better understand what was happening for him. The first segment of the argument ended pretty abruptly after that, with him yelling, hitting a wall and then kicking an empty box across the living room and locking himself in the bathroom. I followed in an attempt to comfort him. He let me in and I held his hands and asked him to tell me what was going on, knowing that he was really struggling & feeling empathy for that. He was able to then talk about why the experience was triggering for him and how the tone and delivery reminded him of his mom (who he has some trauma with because she was extremely anxious, uptight and demanding of him in his childhood). Once he said this I broke down crying.
Now, an interlude for some important context. Max's biggest "theme" in our conflicts is that he often struggles to feel understood by me. We have had extensive conversations about how I can work on making him feel understood through mirroring, and other specific communication exercises. I try to put these into play, though I do struggle because his style of communicating can feel very unnatural and even ingenuine to me- it feels like I am reading from a script. In the last year, when I am expected to respond, I get immense anxiety that is attributed to a pressure to preform. I start to feel that if I am not able to show understanding in the way that he expects, the argument (& his anger with me) will get worse & I am the one to blame. There is anxiety tangled up in the idea of failing him & failing myself, then frustration with myself for not being able to do something that should be simple, and then even MORE frustration because now I feel like a selfish bitch for making everything about me when it was suppose to be about Max. This all becomes debilitating at times. Resulting in intense anxiety attacks or waves of feeling so overwhelmed I can't speak. This is what happened in that moment.
Max saw this was happening & immediately switched gears. He told me it was okay, and that he didn't need understanding in that moment. He comforted me and I felt seen and loved & also felt pretty terrible that the attention had shifted to me. I told him I felt guilty about this & he reassured me it was okay. Speaking from a place of insecurity and fear, I told him that I was scared that my inability to show understanding in this moment would be held over my head or weaponized against me in a later argument. There have been several times where I have shared a vulnerable feeling with him and it has been used against me in moments of anger, so the fear comes form a real place. Again he reassured me that wouldn't happen. We took a break and sat down to talk about it later that day.
This was the start of a 3 day long discussion and several arguments. I donā€™t need to summarize everything but in those days here are the things that struck me as definitely NOT okay & possibly abusive:
The list continues but I think this is a fair snippet of actions that could potentially be seen as manipulative or abusive. I am confused on whether or not he is ACTUALLY abusive or if I am just making something out what are merely just unfavorable communication tactics.
My therapist has mentioned that Max seem to have narcissistic traits (which I don't really believe) and abusive tendencies. She has shown real fear for my situation and has actually advised me to not say and share certain details of my life with him out of worry for me. This is part of the reason I stopped seeing here, because I felt her assessment was a bit unfair since she had never spoken with him.
I have stopped talking to almost all my friends about my issues with Max because a majority have shown strong displeasure with his actions & I often times feel like they pity me. Max also stated that he felt like my friends didn't like him, he has hinted that this may because I tell them a biased retelling of our arguments. No matter what a story will always be biased, so I opted to stop sharing with my friends and encourage Max to hang out with us more as a group. I think a lot of my friends like him more now, but I can't help but feeling isolated because I don't have many people to talk to this about.
My one friend who I really felt comfortable with sharing these issues with has even recently advised me that based on a recent argument that maybe it's time to move on.
Our couples therapist (who we have been seeing for 1.5 years) is great in most regards, but I don't feel like he has taken my concerns as seriously as I want them to be taken. He has told me separately that he does not believe Max is abusive.
I have laid out all of these actions to my couple's therapist & to Max on several different occasions, and I am feeling defeated. When Max isn't angry we make so much progress & I even feel like he is less quick to get angry. But once the anger starts all the healing and work we've done just doesn't seem to matter. In those moments it's hard to tell if he even sees me as a person- I feel more like an obstacle that he needs to defeat, or a scapegoat for his negative emotions.
Are these the warnings signs of an abusive relationship? Is the abuse already happening? Are we in a toxic relationship where neither of us can break the cycle? I'm not don't need any definitive answers, but would really appreciate any feedback I can get.
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2024.05.31 23:03 next3days Local Weekend Lineup of Fun for 1st Weekend in June....

For those in Blacksburg, here's a rundown of 28 local events you can enjoy in Blacksburg and throughout the New River Valley as June arrives.
Weekend Rundown of Local Fun: 1. Matt Holloman in Concert Rising Silo Farm Brewery, Blacksburg Friday, May 31, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Born and raised in southeastern Virginia, Matt Holloman has been playing around Virginia for more than 25 years. Growing up on his older brotherā€™s blues collection, Matt mixed the likes of Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters with the experimental sounds of songwriters like Leonard Cohen and Frank Black, creating a style all his own. Always interested in reinventing his live performance, Matt uses a looper so he can improvise and manipulate layers of sound not usually heard from an acoustic performer. You can also expect simple, but memorable songs, reminiscent of storytelling songwriters like John Prine and Bob Dylan. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777075
2. Friday Nights at the Farm with Music from Jim Korb Beliveau Farm Winery, Blacksburg Friday, May 31, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Jim Korb is an acoustic musician and guitarist based in Southwest, VA and a member of the band Stonehouse. "Just a singer; a natural-born guitar ringer, playing and singing a mix of Classic Country, Eagles, CCR, Skynyrd, and a little bit of everything else from John Denver to The Blues." Beliveau welcomes a special musical guest every Friday night with live music from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM and sing along to all of your favorite classics. Enjoy delicious food from their full service kitchen until 8:30 PM and chat over a glass of wine during our extended bar hours until 9:00 PM. Get a $5 Beliveau Buck to use during your next visit for every $50.00 you spend on Friday nights from 6:00-9:00 PM. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777450
3. Pizza Roll (Bike Ride) Blacksburg Library, Blacksburg Friday, May 31, 2024, 6:00 PM - TBD Admission: Free The New River Valley Bicycle Association (NRVBA) presents a Pizza Roll starting at the Blacksburg Library. Enjoy a five mile bike ride on the Huckleberry Trail and through Virginia Tech's campus, followed by post ride pizza at Benny's provided by Trek Blacksburg. This is a NRVBA ride, meaning waivers are required and can be filled out on site. If you have never ridden with NRVBA before, your first ride is free. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777778
4. The Grascals in Concert Little River Bluegrass Barn, Radford Friday, May 31, 2024, 7:00 - 10:00 PM General Admission: $30.00, Reserved Tickets: $35.00 Great musicians will always find a way to make good music, but for great musicians to make great music, they must form a bond ā€“ one that, more often than not, goes beyond the purely musical to the personal. For The Grascals, that bond has been forged at the intersection of personal friendships, shared professional resumes and an appreciation for the innovative mingling of bluegrass and country music that has been a hallmark of the Nashville scene for more than 40 years. Their cutting-edge modern bluegrass is delivered with a deep knowledge of, and admiration for, the work of the musicā€™s founding fathers. Timely yet timeless, The Grascals make music that is entirely relevant to the here and now yet immersed in traditional values of soul and musicianship. Itā€™s a unique sound that has earned three GrammyĀ® nominations and two Entertainer of the Year awards from the International Bluegrass Music Association, as well as national media attention that seems to perpetually elude acts entrenched in niche genres. Such appearances include The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Fox & Friends, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and CBSā€™ The Talk. The Grascals have over 200 guest appearances on the Grand Ole Opry to their credit and have also performed on the revered stages of Radio City Music Hall, the Ryman Auditorium and the Kennedy Center as well as music festivals such as MerleFest, Stagecoach, and the CMA Music Festival. In addition to performing across the United States and Canada, the awarding-winning band has traveled the world to take bluegrass music to Japan, Greece, France, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, and Belgium. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777777
5. Line Dancing at Sinkland Sinkland Farms, Christiansburg Friday, May 31, 2024, 7:00 PM - TBD Admission: $10.00 Join Sinkland Farms for a fun-filled night of line dancing. All types of music and all levels of experience welcome. Energetic, enthusiastic instruction begins at 8:00 PM. Adult beverages and food truck will be available for purchase. Weather permitting, there will be outdoor dancing as well. This event is fun for all. Ages 16 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Doors open at 7:00 PM. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778214
6. 2024 Pulaski County Spring Flea Market New River Valley Fairgrounds, Dublin Saturday, June 1, 2024 and Sunday, June 2, 2024, 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM Admission: $2.00, Kids 6 and Under: Free The Dublin Lions Club presents the 2024 Two-Day Pulaski County Spring Flea Market celebrating 49 years. With over 20,000 visitors and 800 vendors spaces, more than a dozen different food vendors offering varied food options and the chance to eat a few of the famous "Lion Dogs", you will not want to miss this event. Check out vendors with crafts, antiques and more at the semi-annual Pulaski County Flea Market. Expect to have a ton of fun hunting for that rare items or the deal of the century. Although over 100 spaces are under roof, it is a largely an outdoor event. All proceeds go to the Dublin Lions and their numerous community causes such as eyeglasses for the needy and hunger relief in the community. This is their primary fundraiser each year. The event is rain or shine and parking is free. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778201
7. Benefit Ride for Bubba Williston's Family KFC, Christiansburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM $15.00-$20.00 Donation per vehicle. The Benefit Ride for Bubba's Family will start and end at KFC. Registration begins at 9:00 AM with kickstands up at 10:30 AM. Help raise money for Bubba Willistonā€™s family. Bubba lost his life on Thursday, April 11th after saving his boys. Bubba leaves behind a wife, Danielle and three small children, Brantley, Kyler and Aubree. Letā€™s come together as a community and help ease the financial burden. There will also be door prizes, raffle and 50/50 raffle. Lunch will be served following the ride and returning to KFC. All bikes, cars, trucks and all vehicles welcome. Snacks will be provided on ride and lunch and drinks afterward. All proceeds benefit Bubba's wife and his three children. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778242
8. Cabin Fever 12: Six Band Charity Event Cabin Fever, Pilot Saturday, June 1, 2024, 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Adults: $10.00, Kids 13 & Under: Free Cabin Fever Charity Events presents their semi-annual charitable musical fundraiser event Cabin Fever 12 benefiting the Floyd County Humane Society in honor of Kevin Dodson. A family style buffet and t-shirts will also be available for purchase and there will be both a live and silent auction featuring donations from local businesses and our line-up of seven performers. 100% of the proceeds from all items will be donated to the Floyd County Humane Society. Music Performers include Chris and Chelsea, Seph Custer, Jake and Jess, The Good Ole Boys, The Flying Doves, Hoppie Vaughan and the Ministers of Soul and By All Means. The family style buffet is highlighted by the world class pulled barbecue provided by Cabin Fever friend Hamp Maxwell is $10.00 per person. Credit cards and personal checks will be accepted the day of the event. Pets and children are welcome. Bring your dog and a $25.00 donation will be made on your behalf. All donations made to Cavin Fever Charity are 100% tax deductible. The event is BYOB and lawn chairs are welcome. Parking is free. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778240
9. Summer Reading Kickoff Event Blacksburg Library, Blacksburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Admission: Free Grab your chalk and head to the library to kick off our summer reading program. Enjoy activities like a chalk walk, face painting, bubbles, and a sweet treat. Available while supplies last. All ages are welcome. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777959
10. Ride-A-Rescue Cornhole Tournament Bisset Park, Radford Saturday, June 1, 2024, 11:00 AM - TBD Tournament Entry: $25.00 per team, Spectators: Free Ride-A-Rescue and Winterfrost Farm presents their Ride-A-Rescue Cornhole Tournament. Ride-A-Rescue is a local, non-profit, equine rescue that is holding an epic Cornhole Tournament throwdown to raise funds and awareness for their rescue's operation and rescue horses. The Cornhole Tournament is a double elimination tournament and open to all ages. There will also be a Kids Corner open all day and food vendors on site. First, second and third place teams will win big prizes. Teams can battle back in the Losers Bracket for another shot at the championship. All participating teams will also be entered in a drawing for awesome bonus prizes. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=776144
11. Lazy, Crazy, Hazy Days of Summer JBR Vineyards LLC, Pearisburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 12:00 - 5:00 PM and Sunday, June 2, 2024, 1:00 - 5:00 PM Admission: Free Wine Pricing: Tasting: $5.00, Glass of Wine: $5.00, Bottles of Wine: $15.00-$20.00 plus tax Experience the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer with a delightful afternoon of wine tasting. Savor fine wine in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Stroll through the vineyard with a glass of your favorite wine. Credit cards and cash accepted. Dogs and kids welcome. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778155
12. Annual Loyalists in the Backcountry Event Wilderness Road Regional Museum, Newbern Saturday, June 1, 2024 and Sunday, June 2, 2024, 12:00 - 4:00 PM Admission: Free Join the Wilderness Road Regional Museum for the Two-Day Annual Loyalists in the Backcountry Event and learn about both the Patriots and Loyalists in the Backcountry of Southwest Virginia during the Revolutionary War. There will be some mischief afoot. Living history will be presented by the Fincastle Company on both days. Members of the Fincastle Company Living History group will share the history of the complicated interactions of the Patriots, "rascally" Loyalists, Tories, and those trying to stay "unaffected" during the American Revolution. On Sunday, there will be expanded programming including kids activities and a mock round up of the Tories to recreate some actual events in and around the Newbern area during the Revolutionary timeframe to include conspiracies, counterfeiting, and rounding up of the rascals. The event is free, but donations are always welcome and appreciated. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778165
13. 2024 New Town Festival Gospel Sing St. Luke and Odd Fellows Hall, Blacksburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 12:00 - 6:00 PM Admission: Free The Blacksburg Museum & Cultural Foundation presents the 8th Annual New Town Festival Gospel Sing. The afternoon will be filled with dancing, singing and fellowship as five local groups and soloists perform their favorite current and old-time gospel favorites. Kirkā€™s BBQ will be onsite with food available for purchase. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778231
14. Speed Friending Program for Ages 20-45 Christiansburg Library, Christiansburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 1:00 - 3:00 PM Admission: Free Are you interested in meeting new people? Want to make friends in the area, but find it hard to make time? Join the library for a fun and free way to connect with others in the community. Speed Friending will start with a speedy round of conversation starters. Yes, similar to speed dating, questions and conversation will be available for those who need it. Hang around after to chat, enjoy snacks, play games, or make plans with new friends. There will also be door prizes. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778081
15. Saturday Afternoon Music with Leslie Brooks New River Vineyard & Winery, Fairlawn Saturday, June 1, 2024, 2:00 - 5:00 PM Admission: Free Leslie Brooks is a singer-songwriter, performing solo with guitar, playing jazz, folk, blues, rockin' country and popular favorites originally from Kentucky now resides in Virginia. She has played the best venues in a 16-state area, as well as in Norway and Monte Carlo. Opened for Heart, James Taylor, Bob Margolin and Willie Nelson to name a few. Feel to free to select your favorites from her 300-song music menu. Seating is first come, first served. No reservation required. Guests can bring a blanket and/or chair. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778088
16. Spring Garden Day and Flower Art Opening Montgomery Museum of Art & History Gardens, Christiansburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 2:00 - 4:00 PM Admission: Free This event will feature the "Flower Art in the Garden" Theme Show, showcasing the creativity of local artists. Participants were tasked with decorating "flat flower" templates, thoughtfully crafted by students at Blacksburg High School, which will be placed throughout the site. Participants were encouraged to incorporate native southwest Virginia plants into their artwork, resulting in a vibrant display that celebrates the region's natural beauty and artistic talent. In addition to the art exhibit, Spring Garden Day offers a wonderful opportunity for attendees to explore the Museum Garden with gardeners on-site to answer any questions. Visitors will also have the chance to engage with the Virginia Native Plant Society's plant clinic, Virginia Master Naturalists, and Virginia Master Gardeners, as several booths will be set up to provide information and insights into the rich botanical heritage of Southwest Virginia. Note: This event was originally scheduled for Saturday, May 4th, but was postponed due to inclement weather. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778241
17. Summer Arts Festival Free Classic Movies: Wizard of Oz Lyric Theatre, Blacksburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 3:00 - 4:45 PM Admission: Free The 2024 Summer Arts Festival kicks of the Free Classic Movies series featuring "The Wizard of Oz". The classic "Wizard of Oz" was originally released in 1939 with a rating of PG and stars Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr and Jack Haley. Synopsis: Dorothy Gale along with her dog Toto is swept away from a farm in Kansas to a magical land of Oz in a tornado and embarks on a quest with her new friends to see the Wizard who can help her return home to Kansas and help her friends as well. The Summer Arts Festival is presented by Virginia Tech and the Town of Blacksburg. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778205
18. Grand Opening in Blacksburg J.H Bards Spirit Co., Blacksburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 4:00 - 9:00 PM and Sunday, June 2, 2024, 12:00 - 6:00 PM Admission: Free J.H Bards Spirit Co. has moved the distillery from Fairlawn to Blacksburg and can't wait to show you their new completely renovated digs. On Saturday, last call will be ~8:40 PM and on Sunday ~5:30 PM. Parking is available in the Kent Square parking deck, on-street anywhere downtown, or in the municipal lot directly across Washington Street from us. Enter the distillery off of Draper Road. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778076
19. 2024 Oldtown Nights Concert Series Kickoff featuring Miller Holler Band Oldtown Fields (Shawsville Middle School Rec Area), Shawsville Saturday, June 1, 2024, 5:30 - 9:00 PM Adults: $5.00, Ages 12 & Under: Free The Eastmont Community Foundation presents the 8th season of the Oldtown Nights Concert Series Kickoff featuring the Miller Holler Band with a large open green space that is family and children friendly. Miller Holler is a country rock band with southern roots and a hunger for going against the grain and stirring up the music industry in Nashville, Tennessee. Concessions and drinks including adult beverages for those ages 21 & up will be available for purchase. Please bring cash for tickets and beer sales. Only limited credit card sales available. Please bring your own chairs and/or blankets. No tents or umbrellas allowed. Ages 16 & under must be accompanied by an adult. No outside drinks and no pets permitted. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=774327
20. The Wild Wood Band in Concert Long Way Brewing, Radford Saturday, June 1, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Wild Wood is based in the New River Valley performing country, classic rock & country, folk, bluegrass and originals. Enjoy an old school sound and a very eclectic catalog of music with your favorite sing-along ballads and originals. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778071
21. Baxter Briefly in Concert Rising Silo Farm Brewery, Blacksburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Baxter Briefly is a Roanoke, VA musician performing unique and original music in the alternative rock, nu-funk and indie realms. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778232
22. Stand Up Comedy Show with Headliner Heather Joyce Bull & Bones Brewhaus & Grill, Blacksburg Saturday, June 1, 2024, 8:00 - 9:30 PM Admission: $7.00 Comedians Gone Rogue presents a Stand Up Comedy Show with Headliner Heather Joyce in the Banquet Room. Headliner Heather Joyce will be joined by other amazing comediennes from across Virginia and one very strong and independent man. Other performers include: Andrew Gustafson, Katherine Rogue, Christinia Tynes, Chelsea McCreight and Amanda Fitz. The cover goes directly to the talent. For ages 18 & up. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778246
23. 2024 Huckleberry Jam Point-to-Point 8.1 Mile and 1.75 Mile Run / Walk Runabout Sports, Blacksburg Sunday, June 2, 2024, 6:45 - 11:00 AM 8.1 Mile Run: $40.00 (through June 1st), $45.00 (after June 1st) 1.75 Mile Run: $29.00 (through June 1st), $32.00 (after June 1st) Return Shuttle: $5.00 Runabout Sports presents the 4th Annual Huckleberry Jam Point-to-Point 8.1 Mile and 1.75 Mile Runs on the Huckleberry Trail with the 8.1 Mile Run starting at RunAbout Sports in Blacksburg, VA and the 1.75 Mile Run starting on the Huckleberry Trail in Christiansburg, VA at the gate by Uptown Christiansburg's Kohl's store with both runs finishing at the Christiansburg Rec Center. Race Day Registration & Packet Pickup is from 6:45-7:45 AM. The 8.1 Mile Race starts at RunAbout Sports at 8:00 AM. The 1.75 Mile Race starts on Huckleberry Trail near Kohl's side of Uptown Christiansburg at 8:30 AM. Both race distances are point-to-point courses finishing at the Christiansburg Rec Center. Two aid stations will provide water and Gatorade along the way. RunAbout Sports will be donating all net proceeds to the Friends of the Huckleberry Trail. The group uses 100% of donations and funding for the engineering and construction of the Huckleberry Trail and the amenities along the trail. Participants may purchase an add-on shuttle ticket for $5.00 per person when registering. If you have a ride from the Christiansburg Rec Center, you are not required to purchase a shuttle pass. All finishers will receive an engraved rail-road spike finisher award with overall awards for the top three male and female finishers. The top two finishers in each age group also receive awards. Spectators and those picking up runners from the finish may park in front of the Christiansburg Rec Center and walk to the back where the race finishes. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778200
24. 2024 Check Farm Trail Downtown Check, Check Sunday, June 2, 2024, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Admission: Free Floyd Country Tourism presents the 3rd Annual Check Farm Trail at seven participating farms and businesses throughout Check, Virginia. This family-friendly experience is an up-close chance to learn about agriculture through demonstrations, tastings and farm tours including plants & animals and more. Food and/or products will be available for purchase at most of the farms and businesses. Carpooling is encouraged and please leave pets at home. Note: Times and hours vary by farm and tour stop. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=778239
25. Youth Spaghetti Fundraiser Blacksburg United Methodist Church, Blacksburg Sunday, June 2, 2024, 12:00 - 6:00 PM Admission: $10.00 The Youth Ministry at Blacksburg United Methodist Church (BUMC) hosts a Youth Spaghetti Fundraiser. This fundraiser will offset cost associated with summer youth mission trip. BUMCā€™s youth will venture to the Eastern Shore of Virginia to Camp Occohannock on the Bay this summer. During the weeklong mission trip, the youth will work with Chesapeake Housing Mission. Grab lunch from 12:00-2:00 PM or dinner from 4:00-6:00 PM. The menu includes one serving of spaghetti (with or without ground beef), salad, garlic bread and choice of cookie (chocolate chip, sugar or snickerdoodle). For those unable to dine in, carryout will be available. Pre-ordering is available online. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777765
26. Free Outdoor Acroyoga Class and Jam In Balance Yoga Studio @ VTCRC, Blacksburg Sunday, June 2, 2024, 12:30 - 2:30 PM Admission: Free Learn about the playful practice of Acroyoga in a safe environment. Acroyoga is a physical practice that combines yoga and acrobatics typically involving a base, a flyer, and spotter. No experience or partner is necessary. The first hour will be guided learning, followed by free form jam for an hour. This event will be held outdoors at the corner of Pratt Drive and Kraft Drive. The rain location will be In Balance CRC studio. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777994
27. Book Club: Mr. Brightside's Italian Adventures with Discussion and Tasting Blacksburg Wine Lab, Blacksburg Sunday, June 2, 2024, 1:00 - 3:00 PM Admission: $40.00 Join the Wine Lab Book Club tasting & discussing featuring Mr. Brightside's Italian Adventures by Ryan Jacobson. After the success of his first humorous travel memoir, "The Adventures of Mr. Brightside", in which he traveled around the world exploring each country he visited on three different budget levels, Ryan Jacobson has now decided to tackle the country of Italy. Ryan travels to all of the Italy's twenty unique regions and splits his time in each by spending half his time on a low budget and half on a luxury budget before moving on to the next. Through the use of his humorous storytelling, Ryan shares what makes each of the regions so special and worthy of visiting. Reservations are required. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=776425
28. Sunday Mountain Music Series Kickoff with Victor Lawson and the Boogie Chillin Band Mountain Lake Lodge, Pembroke Sunday, June 2, 2024, 4:00 - 6:00 PM Free Admission Mountain Lake Lodge presents their Sunday Mountain Music Series Kickoff with Victor Lawson and the Boogie Chillin Band. Victor Lawson and the Boogie Chillen Band have forged an identity as a good-time party band that plays the real deal blues and down in the mud rock ā€˜n roll and funk music as well. The tight three-man band takes their name from the song, ā€œBoogie Chillenā€ which was made famous by late Delta blues icon, John Lee Hooker. From Tennessee to Virginia to West Virginia, in bars and saloons and restaurants and festivals, Victor Lawson and Boogie Chillenā€™s exuberant, joyful music has made the band one of the areaā€™s premier attractions. Stop by Salt Pond Pub every Sunday from Memorial Day to Labor Day from 4:00-6:00 PM and enjoy live music along with food and drinks. Perfect for relaxing with the whole family (furry friends are welcome too). Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=776813
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2024.05.31 19:59 Agreeable_Income3763 Family Travel - GRAND PALLADIUM COSTA MUJERES RESORT & SPA

Family Travel ā€“ GRAND PALLADIUM COSTA MUJERES RESORT & SPA

Posted on May 31, 2024 by Andrew Larder
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Family Travel ā€“ GRAND PALLADIUM COSTA MUJERES RESORT & SPA

Luxury Comes in All Sizes Get ready to turn up the fun with Family Selection from Palladium Hotel Group, an exclusive hotel-within-a-hotel concept with over 64 special amenities dedicated to family travel. Family Selection at Grand Palladium Costa Mujeres Resort & Spa takes the family travel experience above and beyond, with premier amenities like butler service, a separate reception area, an exclusive pool, and an assigned Family Host.
Family Selection at Grand Palladium Costa Mujeres Resort & Spa offers an unparalleled vacation experience tailored specifically for families. From the moment guests arrive, theyā€™re greeted with personalized service and a wealth of exclusive amenities. The programā€™s luxury rooms offer personalized services like a welcome basket for kids, customized mini bar, unpacking and packing services, turn down and pillow services, 24-hour room service, and much more.
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Each family is assigned a Family Host to assist with requests and to ensure a seamless stay so families can relax and enjoy quality time together in the stunning setting of Costa Mujeres. From special touches like kidsā€™ clubs and family-friendly dining options to spacious accommodations perfect for large groups, Family Selection at Grand Palladium Costa Mujeres Resort & Spa promises an unforgettable getaway where every moment is filled with joy and adventure.
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Kids up to 17 years old can take the lead as a ā€œFamily Boss,ā€ which provides children with special perks. With Infinite IndulgenceĀ®, itā€™s all included. Kids in Family Selection have their own check-in area and can enjoy kid-friendly amenities such as:
milk & cookies turndown service bubble baths filled with toys a video-game lounge exclusive age-appropriate programming and activities access to kids and teen clubs, and more
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Not all the fun is for the kids, as adults can enjoy free access to Zentropia Palladium Spa & Wellness. This oasis of serenity features a wet area with a dry and moist sauna, steam room, hot and cold whirlpool tubs, an outdoor swimming pool with a relaxation area, as well as an air-conditioned fitness center.
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Families have ample opportunities to create lasting memories together, such as bonding over novel culinary experiences like tortilla and ceviche-making classes, exploring their artistic side in a painting class, or showcasing their dance moves in a dance class. The on-site sports facilities encompass volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts, a soccer field, and a mini-golf course, allowing everyone to learn, play, and relax as a family.
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2024.05.31 19:51 icedomin8r LN3121/MR55v1 router, DNS refusing to work after multiple factory resets, also loses "CA" settings for DFS.

This is beyond confusing and frustrating. When I first setup the router I did it through the WEB UI and after I was done this problem was present. I thought I might have done something wrong so I factory reset the router and used the Android app to configure the router. Shortly there after this problem came back.
Right after I reset the router it works perfectly, any new device that is assigned an IP via DHCP connects and can resolve sites through the specified DNS servers. I preformed a reset yesterday at 4PM and when I went to bed at 12AM everything was working fine. I wake up this morning at 7:30AM and its not working again.
The same is true for the DFS option, after clicking on the "CA" link a the bottom of the web UI and enabling DFS, my capable devices all get the higher link speeds, until the DNS issue pops up, then the higher link speeds revert back to a max of 1200Mbps. If I toggle a custom DFS channel, then switch back to AUTO, the higher speed returns, but only temporarily.
Most of my devices are configured locally for static IPs and DNS, all those devices work fine for accessing the internet while the router is having this issue, so the problem isn't with my DNS servers. While this issue is occurring, no matter what DNS servers I specify in the router i.e. Google, Cloudflare or leaving the fields blank, it wont work. I can't manually configure IP and DNS for all my devices since a lot of those devices don't give that option (IOT smart plugs, retro gaming handhelds, guests that come over, etc) so half my network isn't working properly.
The only "custom" settings I have on the router is that IPV6 is disabled, I have the 2.4 and 5ghz wifi networks on separate SSIDs, two local PiHole DNS servers are assigned, a handful of DHCP reservations are specified, the IP range is 192.168.10.x instead of 1.x and there are a few forwarded ports for Xbox live. The router is placed in a highly ventilated area on top of a computer rack.
This is the fifth time I have had to reset the router in the 2 months I have owned it. During that time I think it's been a sum total of 24 hours where it functioned properly. I have no clue what I can do next to fix this. The logs seem basically worthless as it show limited information, unless there is some advances settings I'm not seeing. I am getting sick of having to setup all the reservations and other settings only to have this work for a few hours.
Firmware is showing up to date with 1.1.2.209598 MR55v1 as the revision. My network topology is dead simple, Verizon 5G gateway setup in passthrough w/DHCP disabled, the router is feeding a 2.5Gb switch and the router has a few devices connected via ethernet to it. Every other setting on the router is factory.
This doesn't seem to be a double NAT issue that some Verizon gateways have had issues with. I see the public WAN ip address correctly in the web UI of the WR55 and a tracert of 8.8.8.8 goes from the router right to the correct public WAN ip.
Aside from turning this into a frisbee, what are my options here? Let me know if I am leaving any info out that is needed. Thanks.
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2024.05.31 19:11 Dazzling_Height644 And now cookies????

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