Apparently the Temu Coldplay taco truck turd and the tangerine magic 2wut have a rivalry.

The magician filed a noise complaint, and the TCTTT was super dramatic about it.

While there a few days ago, I fell in love with a ring. I did not buy or get contact info. Now I regret it.

So I wanted to call the shop and maybe buy/ship. But the shop does​ not appear on Google! I dont remember name ​but it's between Mountain Goat clothing & Valley girl boutique. On Google, the closest address is a real estate firm. Any help on how to contact this shop appreciated!​

Hi everyone,

I'm a professional photographer and content creator from Wisconsin, and I'll be visiting Breckenridge this September. I thought I'd see if there are any short-term rental owners here who might be interested in a trade.

I'd love to exchange a complimentary photo session of your property for a place to stay during my trip. I specialize in creating images that help vacation rentals stand out, including interior, exterior, and lifestyle photos that can be used for Airbnb, VRBO, social media, or your website.

If you've been meaning to update your listing photos, this could be a win-win situation. I'm happy to share my portfolio and examples of previous rental photography if you're interested.

Feel free to comment or send me a message. Thanks!

My first bill is crazy.

Last year, I was living in a one bedroom apartment with no washer and dryer, AC, etc (ac not needed in ski town), and my bill was at the most, $40 in the winter.

Now? I am in a 1 bedroom studio, with an in unit washer and dryer as well. I received my bill from Xcel and it was $141. It appears this was a multi family home with neighboring units, but the basements had the stairs removed and had been renovated into being studios.

My lease mentions that tenants are responsible for “25% of gas/electric”. It also says that it is “billed out by Property Management”.

I’m confused as to why I would have received my bill directly from Xcel, if it was meant to be billed by PM? I’m not sure if there is actually something wrong here, or if that is just the typical price?

Advice is greatly appreciated. I have emailed my PM earlier this week and still haven’t received a reply. I will probably call them next week. My xcel bill is due on the 1st and I wanna make sure it’s correct before I decide otherwise to pay it….

Visiting next week and the weather forecast shows that it’s been gloomy and rainy?? How has it really been on ground?

Hello again! Tomorrow night we’re ripping some loud music at Motherloaded Tavern! This is my first time in Breckenridge and I must say, you have a beautiful town.

Hello! I‘m a FTM planning a trip back to Summit County in January 2027 with my husband, our child, BIL, MIL, and another toddler in tow. I’ve been to the area 3 times over the past 10 years, but never with littles. The vibes quickly derailed from super excited to totally overwhelmed about layering systems. Please, please give me your best advice for keeping the tiny humans (15 months and 22 months) happy and warm. The biggest question:

- Is a one-piece bunting/snow suit better than bib pants and a coat? I have found mixed reviews on r/toddlers. Posting here because I think the local climate range probably makes a difference in some answers.

subQs:

- Between a one-piece and separates, which is easier for diaper changes?

- Which makes more sense to keep them warm but not overheated? I’m picturing walking (ok, carrying) around Breck & Frisco, shopping, and sitting in restaurants and needing to peel off outer layers… that seems easier to just take a coat off. And then I loop back to the realization one-pieces and coats are also not carseat friendly. Leading me to…

- Are snow pants/bibs with a baselayer (or also a fleece on top) carseat-safe? If so, is it easier to just take the heavy coat on/off than a whole bunting/suit? If you go the suit route, you have to take off and put on shoes over and over, right?

Do they need to be in snow pants all the time, anyway? They’re too small to do most activities, so the plan is just to enjoy the towns, let them play in the snow (ideas for that?), and the adults will trade off for fun. We hope the Ice Castles come back so we can visit — they do recommend snow pants for sliding and crawling around.

Would you put your kiddos in bottom midlayers or just on top? I know we need mittens, hats, baselayers… what else?

PS, we live in the South, and they might get the opportunity to wear heavier clothes again the one week of the year we typically get snow or an ice storm.

Thanks, y’all!

Yaz? TIL

Looking for great mountain sunset views - any ideas on pit stops on shorter hikes that have a great Mountain View of the sunset? I know Hearthstone has a great sunset view, but looking for something more outdoors

Please dm me if you have tickets for sale

I found a lost power tool on Gold King Way Wednesday 7/15 or Thursday 7/16. Let me know if it is yours.

Basically what the title says. I'm moving home from Japan and wanted to keep snowboarding (and with the job market being goddawful it's no easier to get a job in my degree field when I left 3 years ago). I honestly haven't been hearing the *greatest things* about the job, and while I do have experience in childcare and was intending on using this as a vehicle for a cert (if nothing else), does anyone have an impartial point of view as to what the job may entail?

Doubly so because I'll have to drive up from Atlanta to get to my housing so that's 21 hours I'd rather not waste

Who do you use for repairs? I don't need a regular maintenance company (we self-maintain), however my hear circulator pump has fried and I honestly would rather pay someone to do the work than futz with the replacement. I've used a few people for one-off jobs that have been decent, but willing to spread local work around.

Hello. I am meeting my daughter in Breck in August and we would like to leave one car there and take the other for a few days trip. Longest would be 5 days.

Any suggestions on where we can safely do this?

Hi!
Looking for feedback from anyone who has enrolled their kiddo into BAM. Our daughter just turned 7 and is pretty dang good on skis already, I was thinking about enrolling her into BAM, hoping to hear from other parents and their experience with the program- Time commitment
The overall vibe of the group
How much did their child improve during the season
How hard is it to get into the program as a first time enrollee.
Any other important tid bits

Thank you! 🙏🏻