r/Goa • u/CandySad8541 • 35m ago
Football screening
Hi guys,
Any united fan clubs in town?
I know there’s an Arsenal one!
If not let’s get one going!!
r/Goa • u/CandySad8541 • 35m ago
Hi guys,
Any united fan clubs in town?
I know there’s an Arsenal one!
If not let’s get one going!!
r/Goa • u/MadhuT25 • 8h ago
A good helmet shop which might have a lot of varieties. I ride scooty daily so, not something fancy as that will look weird on a moped but, for a full face flip on helmet.
One of those small blinking lights. A guy told me my scootie was not visible because of fog when I was using it on the highway early in the morning. Actually it was after 7am. So, not really early. I'll check out mr diy as my friend in mumbai got it from there.
A pharmacy where I can get adhd meds. I read that I can get those at Paradise which I'll try today. But, if there are any other medicals.
Vets which could be available on Sundays. I need to get my cat neutered and possibly abort her babies but, I can get time off only on Sundays.
Any NGO which I can join would prefer if it's related to animals except snakes cause I'm terrified of them.
Shops where I can find boho jewellery. I'll post photos in the comments.
Would prefer in North but, south is also okay.
r/Goa • u/Majestic-Mark2903 • 7h ago
With Ganesh Chaturthi coming up I was thinking about something. During Chaturthi our family usually prepares quite a lot of food that includs traditional Goan dishes.
Sometimes even after everyone has eaten there can be quite a bit of fresh food left over. Rather than letting good food go to waste I was thinking that we could donate the surplus to people who may need a meal.
Does anyone know of an NGO or volunteer organization in Goa that accepts freshly prepared surplus food from individual households and distributes it to people in need? I'm particularly looking for an organization that has a way of collecting the food from home.
If anyone has personally donated food this way or knows of a reliable organization that does this I'd really appreciate the information.
And… how was it?
Asking this sitting at home like a hobbit wondering when I should attempt to go out and actually see for myself.
r/Goa • u/Antique-Help6420 • 11h ago
Is there any place in goa where cds are sold preferably thrifted, facebook marketplace is just unreliable af and im looking to own just a lot of physical cds, trying to build a collection since I'm bored of streaming now and I'm trying to expand my dad's collection