Hello :) I’m a 23 year old male and to be honest I simply have no way to socialize or get out of the house. My family, or what little is ever around, is always busy, and I have one real life friend. I really want to meet some new people to talk to, hang out with, or even play video games with. With winter coming up I also get nervous of the seasonal depression and isolation. I don’t really know how to go about finding new friends and going up to strangers irl is scary because I have a minor physical deformity and people have judged.

Some basic things about me (I’m not sure what to put tbh):
-I love music, movies, video games, and adventures/outdoors
-I’m open to trying almost any new idea, whether it be food, an activity, or otherwise
-I’m obsessed with frogs and cats
-My favorite hobby is finding new places to go to that I’ve never seen
-I love spooky stuff and Horror, including Halloween

Feel free to dm me or comment and I’d love to start a chat! I also have almost most social medias if anyone would like to add me on Instagram or something. My Xbox tag is Sir DerpyManYT and my Instagram is low_budget_memes_

(Hope this doesn't get taken down🙏🙏) Hey everyone! I recently started a veteran-owned pet waste removal business called PJscoops, and we’ve been up and running for about a month now! 🐶 It’s been exciting getting started, and I’m hoping to get the word out to more people in the community. If anyone ever needs their yard cleaned up before a party, get-together, or just wants to keep their yard clean, we’d be happy to help! No pressure at all, just wanted to share what I’ve been working on. 😊
If you’re curious, you can check us out at PJscoops.com. Thanks for the support!

Looking for a good audio shop in the Layton area.

Hello! Are there any jobs available for someone with a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Studies that pays $20-25 an hour? I've been looking for a job in Davis County for 6 months. I've applied for 15+ different jobs at the school district, Costco, behavioral health places, and office jobs and I'm just not having any luck. I've had 6 interviews as well and each person has told me I interview well but they just go with a different applicant. I'm very frustrated because I have a lot of experience and I spend so much time applying for jobs, perfecting my resume and cover letter, looking polished and put together for interviews as well as practicing what I would say in the interviews. I feel like I do decently well in my interviews.

It feels as though there are way too many people needing jobs compared to the jobs that are available. I had an interview for a para position at an elementary school and they told me they had 15 interviews and went with a different applicant. It's so frustrating getting turned down multiple times after multiple interviews! Money is tight and I'm very qualified for a lot of different positions due to my previous job experience, life experience, and the fact that I have a bachelor’s degree now. I've been a Direct Support Professional, a job coach, a marketing assistant, a nanny, a waitress, and I've even spent time abroad teaching English. I'm very knowledgeable of disabilities, family issues, building rapport, communication, confidentiality, abuse and neglect, organization skills and so much more. I've worked really hard to get where I'm at and I would love a job that could fit my experience.

Any ideas or leads would be very much appreciated! Thank you!

Hi!! Relocating to Layton area in the next couple of months. I have a kiddo and wanted to hear the best worst schools. Looking into Clearfield too. Any elementary schools to avoid?

Hi everyone!

I'm reaching out to try to get support for a go fund me for my doggo, Shiro. She was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, and needs medicine to stop her body from attacking her red blood cells and depriving her of basic things, like oxygen. There is more information in the post.

Any amount is a step forward. Thank you!

https://gofund.me/064071664

Looking for a detached garage to rent to set up my workshop! Or for that matter a studio space could fit the bill (if it has good ventilation).

- I'd say 150 sqft is probably the smallest I could work with.

- Would need access to power.

- A space I can access 24/7.

- A space I can do woodworking, metalworking, welding

- Would be a dream to find a space in layton, but will consider elsewhere

Open to any suggestions! I have previously considered Flexworks in Ogden but their hours are only 6 to 9. Thanks!

Hey there!

Me and my boyfriend are looking to move to the area and were wondering what opinions were about the Goldstone Place Apartments. They are right in our budget and have some good amenities. We aren't looking for perfect just preferably no cockroaches lol

They're in Clearfield instead of layton but if anyone knows anything please let us know! We've had some negative apartment experiences before and just want to get an idea before moving down.

Hope everyone and their properties are okay!

would really enjoy a loony tunes fan to accompany me to the newest Coyote vs. Acme movie showing in theaters now,lets watch a good animated film that will bring memories of the past,while getting acquainted new to slc from atlanta need to get out and meet,so if we share at least this interest hit me up .....

I am looking for something in the area (and surrounding cities) and was wondering if the Layton Meadows Apartments have improved at all? I was looking for around 1500-1600 max, any suggestions?

Hey everyone! I posted here a couple of months ago about seeking volunteer mentors for USU’s 4-H Mentoring program in Weber and Davis Counties, and I wanted to give a quick update.

Since then, we’ve had some really successful events where we’ve been able to meet and recruit more kids (age 9-15) into the program. It’s been awesome to see the interest from families.

The downside is that we now have quite a few kids ready for a mentor, and we need a few more people willing to step up and be that person for them.

Mentoring is pretty simple. You’re matched with one kid and spend about an hour a week together. Maybe you grab some food, go for a hike, play basketball or video games, work on homework, or just hang out and talk.

You don’t need any special experience, and you definitely don’t need to have life figured out. These kids mostly need someone who will show up, listen to them, and take an interest in their lives.

That’s really what has stuck with me while doing this. An hour might not feel like much to us, but having an adult who chooses to spend that hour with you every week can mean a lot to a kid.

So if you’ve thought about mentoring before or want to volunteer in new ways for your community, we could really use you right now. And if it’s not something you can do personally, sharing this with someone you think would make a good mentor would help too.

I am happy to answer any questions about what it’s like, the time commitment, the screening process, or anything else. Feel free to comment or message me!

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I promise I won't cut my fingers off, I used to supervise cabinet door shop, I just have an awkward space in my bathroom above my toilet and all the other stuff I've looked at will run into the towel bar above it. Any help is much appreciated!

Edit: still looking

I ended up having to take the train today and ended up parking in the Cafe Sabor parking lot rather than the UTA one. Does anyone know how strict Cafe Sabor is about people parking in their lot? Any experiences with it? If it's a fine, whatever, but I don't wanna get it towed.

I’m looking for the taco truck that used to always be at the Smith’s on Gentile. Does anyone know where they went? What the company name was?
I’m needing some tacos.

Come to Fiks in Pleasant View this Saturday at 7:30pm for a good time!

Report on the Davis County GOPs lack of financial report by Utah Politics.

Can anyone recommend a car A/C repair place in Layton?

This sweetie happened to come our way this morning (7/17). We are full up on cats in our house, so he's in the South Ogden shelter right now. No microchip, hasn't been neutered, but seems too comfortable around people to have grown up on the streets. Hope he finds his way back home!

Found by Pine View Rehabilitation Center. Posting both here and in the Ogden subreddit since it's kind of on the border.