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charlotte updated on 03/02/09 3:58:59
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newbiee
hey sup everyone
my name is charlotte and i just joined meetin (vancouver edition) as you can see. :)
i was hoping to get a lil more aqqainted with everyone and the site and get to know how things work a bit better..
i am free spirited firecracker always up for an adventure (especially suprise,free or low costs ones! lol)!
so hit me up and lemme kno wuts happening vancouver
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Reply by Robert Ongcoy at 03/26/09 7:10:31 --
Hikes and little getaways
Is there anything stopping us from doing a little hike despite the cold weather?
Indoor boardgames whether at someone's house or in a public cafe that can accommodate that could work.
Let's see what comes up on the calendar!
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Reply by Edwin at 03/25/09 11:00:54 --
Sign of the times...
"...cheap, free, fun things to do..."
How recessionary, lol!
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Reply by Jay at 03/18/09 11:21:35 --
hello newbies...
Charlotte and Kiera, there are tons of things to do in Vancouver that are inexpensive, free, and fun. With regards to indoors, as unfortuantely Spring hasn't arrived in BC yet, either Tuesday or Thursdays are entry by donation to the Vancouver Arts Gallery. There are bunch of inexpensive breakfast places on Denman Street in downtown, where you can get cheap breakfast 5 bucks or less. There are a few Cafe Artigiano, which are priced like Starbucks but are much better with regards to environment. There are a few bowling alleys. The club scene in Vancouver is mediocre, so most people opt to private parties. So, once you start making friends here, your schedule would be too full to do anythign else :)
When the weather improves, you will be able to go around Stanley park on rollerblades, bike, or just run or walk. Hanging out at the faux beaches is always fun. Again, my idea is to find cheap food, and combine it with fun and friendly people at places that welcome groups. There would also be a lot of hiking opportunities.
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