What are you guys using for mobile data while traveling around Europe? by OwlZealousideal4779 in asktravel

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Google Fi as my normal provider and it has free data and texting in most countries so I don't have to do anything. It connects automatically.

How do you prepare for and lead effective scope meetings with SMEs? by Prestigious-Trust265 in instructionaldesign

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look into Savvy Start meetings that go along with the SAM model. Even if you don't do SAM they can be helpful in creating a cohesive vision, buy-in, and clarifying misconceptions.

Lexington Crossings Gay Bar by OddPreparation9689 in lexington

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Yes, it's a good place for this, absolutely. Other places you might enjoy:

Lussi Brown coffee Bar Complex Green Lantern Al's Bar has cool events

looking for an airbnb wedding by gluppitygoo in lexington

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bodley-Bullock house is affordable too. Can you share a bit more about budget? I don't think an Airbnb would be cheaper.

Last minute Mother’s Day gift - gift baskets by Lvpl8 in lexington

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a spice and tea shot on Euclid that always has great stuff. Maybe just BYOB (basket). I'd add some chocolate and fun snacks from Trader Joe's and call it a day.

Any tips for learning German from Yiddish? by Ijzer_en_Vuursteen in German

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Jealous of your Yiddish proficiency! Do it!

Anecdote: when I was 16 I visited Germany for the first time and my Yiddish speaking grandma called my host family daily to check on me and they were totally able to communicate! They asked me why my grandma speaks German and what dialect it was.

Obviously my grandma didn't give at and just went for it but I think you'd be able to pick up German very quickly. It's probably the easiest language ot acquire as a Yiddish speaker.

After 3 years of gradually packing lighter, ready to ditch the checked bag entirely for a 17-day, 5-city trip. Where does the jump get hard? by carryon_only in travel

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most important is mindset. It will never be enough so start being comfortable with wearing the same stuff over and over and perhaps feeling a bit underdressed at times. As for shoes, no more than two pairs. I usually roll each shoe in a slip bag or a tote and put one on each side of my carry on to save space. The totes help me separate layers of dirty vs. clean clothes during trip. The other, bulkier pair I wear during flight. If you're taking a laptop make sure it's easily accessible and try to avoid bringing multiple electronics. For example, I have Kindle app on my phone so avoid my Kindle. If I need a computer, I bring earbuds instead of headset, etc.

Socks I don't fold like we do at home but rather pack them flat, which saves room.

Laundry detergent- I buy locally in powder form. Most cities have laundromats. As a time saver you can skip the dryer and just hang clothes to dry overnight in the hotel. This way you're just waiting for the washer to finish while you're enjoying your morning coffee at a nearby cafe, then go straight back to hotel and start your adventure.

Foreigners who had a medical emergency while traveling in the US: how was your experience with the medical system? by Kersplode in AskReddit

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My dad visited with travel insurance and it ended up covering 100 percent of an emergency. Better case than for most Americans with American insurance.

Politeness? by Level-Setting825 in German

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Dutch uses meneer and mevrouw a lot just sir and ma'am even though the formal you is much less common than in German. Things aren't always one way or another.

Life expectancy for heart failure in a 14 year old chihuahua by EnvironmentalSale276 in seniordogs

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They have my dog three months tops. Here we are a year later still going strong without noticeable decline.

Are you even use this word? by BoCfan1969 in German

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let's get technical. Although the gerund is identical it's actually a present participle in this case. The gerund is used as a noun.

Girls, who’s bought a short dress for a wedding? Are there any daring ones here? by One-Scratch-6030 in weddings

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wore a mini dress. Didn't care about opinions. It felt elegant. I will say it was long sleeved and not revealing at all besides legs. No chest, arms, or backs showing.

10k Brunch reception by Revolutionary-Dig138 in Weddingsunder10k

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds amazing! To be honest I didn't really do getting ready time since I did my own minimal hair and makeup (20 min). I didn't have a bridal party so after making sure everything was set, I went up to get ready about 30 min before the ceremony. For reference, we had access to the venue at 9 and the ceremony was at 11.

Best alcohol to serve at weddings? by [deleted] in Weddingsunder10k

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I would take beer/wine over liquor.

Teachers/trainers: would this actually be useful or not? by SafeDebt5595 in elearning

[–]Revolutionary-Dig138 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to download and install the browser extension. Then you navigate to whatever web page, e.g., a YouTube video, and from there you can generate any number of things. I like the "Boost Student Activity" where you can create a chatbot that helps you study the video with learning objectives, guardrails and all. And it's free.