Well, it sounds great on paper, but I haven't fully committed yet since I'm still coordinating with a friend... she'd likely only want to go on Tuesday or maybe Wednesday, which doesn't feel worth it to me. I'd honestly rather just sell my gear and make at least $233, instead of heading out there to blow my last $150 just to see two or three artists I actually like, while someone else might spend all three days at Coachella because they want to see everything.
I haven't had a chance to catch up on everything everyone is saying yet, but I'll get to it soon... anyway, here is what I wanted to ask about. I am a bit confused regarding these tickets. I have two FESTIVAL PASSES, and they clearly state June 22nd and 23rd, 2010. However, what is the deal with this "zero day," which is supposedly tomorrow, June 21st? Shouldn't a festival pass cover all three days—that zero day, plus the first and second? Does this mean I won't be able to attend tomorrow?
It’s all a little overwhelming since I'm not very familiar with how this works... if someone could clarify things for me, I would appreciate it. My old man actually won these tickets at a party in Palm Springs after having quite a few Budweisers. 😁
EDIT: Okay, I understand now. Coachella has prepared an extra surprise for those attending the festival—they've added a "zero day," or "Ground Zero," on June 21st at Youth Island, and for anyone holding a festival pass, Ground Zero is free!
How and to whom should I report a user who is harassing me? Basically, they won't leave me alone, they're being incredibly annoying, and they keep sending me nonsense and complete lies via private message. 😠 Or should I just put them on my IGNORE list?!
Thank God for this epilator; it’s been a lifesaver for my arm hair, which honestly gets out of hand 😲 ...sometimes I joke that my hormones are totally out of whack. I’ll laugh at myself and say some guys should take notes, since they can barely grow anything where it counts while I’ve got plenty right here on my arms. Plus, having fair skin makes it stand out even more, if you know what I mean. We all notice little flaws about ourselves that others don't even see... though I did have a classmate I had a huge crush on call me a werewolf once, which definitely stung at the time... haha. But really, the point is that if we want to change something about our appearance, we should do it for ourselves rather than for anyone else. When you feel comfortable in your own skin, it shows, and people notice that you're happier and more confident. Honestly, I think some guys actually find it attractive... I have this one friend who almost every time he sees me, he'll reach out and touch my arm hair 😁 just like he actually enjoys it, haha.