Hey so about this blog. I’m not sure what I will do with this one this isn’t my first rodeo here my other one got nooked up and deleted for no reason…

I’m 21 don’t care about any romance/sex chats or any “friends” I’m not here for that reason. mid you like my page I would absolutely love if you followed along ✨

Nothing says "1980s domestic responsibility" like a manicured hand holding a key that looks like it could double as a defensive weapon. This ad is a masterclass in corporate "it's not us, it's you" energy—an oil company literally paying for a magazine spread to tell you to stop using their product so much. The slogan "Conservation. It's the thing to do" has the same vibe as a parent telling you to wear a coat because they don't want to hear you complaining later.

I especially love the technical advice about letting your engine "warm up." In 1980, starting a car in December was a spiritual ceremony involving three pumps of the gas pedal and a silent prayer to the alternator; now, we just remote-start our SUVs from the comfort of our heated blankets so we can drive half a mile for a single latte. It’s a relic of a time when "planning ahead" was a civic duty rather than something we pay a premium subscription fee to avoid.

At Sunrise, the end of the summer season is approaching quickly! This September brings changes to construction work and timed entry that may affect your travel plans. Please note the following when planning a visit:

SR 123 is CLOSED to all through traffic from Stevens Canyon Road intersection to the junction with SR 410/Cayuse Pass through September 30 for construction work. Sunrise remains open and can be accessed from the north or east via SR 410. However, travel north/south from White River Entrance to Stevens Canyon Entrance requires a 4-hour detour.

Sunrise Road will remain open until the end of the season in early or mid-October. Check the Road Status page for updates.

Timed entry reservations for the Sunrise Corridor are now required from 7 am – 5 pm on weekends and holidays only until the end of the season. No reservations needed to visit on weekdays.

The Sunrise Day Lodge closes for the season September 4. There will be no food available for purchase, so plan to bring food, water, and any supplies you may need with you when visiting Sunrise.

The Sunrise Visitor Center is open daily 9 am-5 pm, until it closes for the season on September 14.

How long does the Everest Base Camp Trek take?

Ace Vision Treks package for the Everest Base Camp Trek has a 14-day itinerary, which includes arrival, flight, trekking, acclimatization, and departure.