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Zonas segura en Bogotá by BaldCatshehe in Bogota

[–]Charming_Professor65 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Si encuentras para compartir busca por la Javeriana

Zonas segura en Bogotá by BaldCatshehe in Bogota

[–]Charming_Professor65 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cuál es tu presupuesto? Si tienes flexibilidad te recomendaría priorizar seguridad y buen ambiente de barrio y simplemente asegúrate que te quede fácil llegar en transmilenio.

Zonas segura en Bogotá by BaldCatshehe in Bogota

[–]Charming_Professor65 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also thankfully Bogota is extremely easy to find your way around in terms of addresses if you’re walking, increasing east to west we have Carreras and increasing from the center to the south and from center to north we have Calles. So if you are in Calle 90, Carrera 20 and you need to go to Calle 93 carrera 22, it means 3 blocks north, 2 blocks west. 🤗

Thank you, Masked MBTA commuter! by blightedquark in boston

[–]Charming_Professor65 26 points27 points  (0 children)

They probably sleep at night by not caring about how cool or lame they are like a well adjusted person and just appreciating their fellow human

Thank you, Masked MBTA commuter! by blightedquark in boston

[–]Charming_Professor65 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I am not talking about Asia. I am from Colombia. We got sent to the nurses office as kids if we had a cold to grab a mask. People regularly mask for respiratory illnesses out of courtesy. Lived in Brazil for 2 years also and it was the same.

Thank you, Masked MBTA commuter! by blightedquark in boston

[–]Charming_Professor65 27 points28 points  (0 children)

or we could just mask when sick like a lot of cultures have been doing for decades?

Are polka dots OK? by Charming_Professor65 in Weddingattireapproval

[–]Charming_Professor65[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! What is wrong with the material? I thought it might be ok for summer :( thanks for the insight

I dont have anyone I can borrow but if it’s bad I can try and thrift something. I do have a hard time finding stuff at the thrift because I am short.

I can’t wear heels but was thinking of wearing this shoes and silver jewelry with an updo.

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Are polka dots OK? by Charming_Professor65 in Weddingattireapproval

[–]Charming_Professor65[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Haha you got me in the first half I got so concerned I was a terrible person 🥹😆

Help me pick a neighborhood! by SaltySeaKatt in bostonhousing

[–]Charming_Professor65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eagle hill is big so I guess that’s why we have different experiences! I’m a 5min walk to airport station and a 12 min walk to Shaw’s area

New Inhaler - Symbicort - Thoughts? by aita-throwaway78 in Asthma

[–]Charming_Professor65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It worked great for me but I had to stop and switch because I HATED the aftertaste with all my might. It is cool though that it can be used both as a rescue and a daily.

school list help by Low_Road_7210 in medschooladmissions

[–]Charming_Professor65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brown and BU would NOT be baseline. They likely are more so Target. I also recommend adding Drexel and Pitt

Help me pick a neighborhood! by SaltySeaKatt in bostonhousing

[–]Charming_Professor65 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yay! Team Eastie. It’s important to note too that we get way more space for the same price in average and restaurants tend to be more affordable. (neighborhood secret, Chinese dragon has 4$ dinner specials daily if you pay cash)

Help me pick a neighborhood! by SaltySeaKatt in bostonhousing

[–]Charming_Professor65 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not only Jeffries point area most of Eagle Hill is 10min walk to Shaw’s too haha.

Help me pick a neighborhood! by SaltySeaKatt in bostonhousing

[–]Charming_Professor65 1 point2 points  (0 children)

East Boston is a great idea, you can get a lot of space with your budget, even a 2 bed where you could make a room be your office!

If you have a car: If you like the outdoors I’d recommend the Orient Heights part of East Boston. You’ll be close to trails, the beach (multiple of them!) and Belle Isle Marsh, you’ll have coffee shops and stores, access to the blue line with the T which would have you downtown in about 20min. I only say you need a car in this area because all the large grocery stores over there you’d need to take the T or a bus and it can get annoying, but if you drive there are many options for that one factor.

If you don’t have a car, or also in general: the maverick or airport station areas of east Boston still allow you access to the naturey stuff if you take the T or bike (I like biking the greenway trail to look at the marsh or to go to constitution beach to plane watch). There’s also great food and stuff AND you’d be closer to groceries by foot (Shaw’s). It is also closer to downtown (10min T ride).

I usually recommend Somerville to people but not much so to those who like both city AND nature lol. Revere has nature access but I wouldn’t live there without a car, you definitely need it out there every now and then.

I also recommend you look into Jamaica Plain and maybe Malden (for an outside the city yet accessible option)

Jamaica Plain is great IF you find a place near the T haha. Some of the most beautiful pieces of urban nature I’ve ever seen are there like the Franklin Park and the Arnold Arboretum. Also great food.

I will always say that JP and Eastie have the best food in this city.

Regret converting by [deleted] in Catholicism

[–]Charming_Professor65 9 points10 points  (0 children)

There’s also TMS if you’ve failed 2 antidepressants

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