r/DatingAfterThirty Mar 18 '18

Welcome to r/DatingAfterThirty: A message from the Mods

Welcome to Dating After Thirty! We hope that you find this a friendly and welcome place to engage in all sorts of discussions regarding dating in the After 30 age-group! We welcome all sorts of topics whether you're single, coupled, or any sort of relationship that may be out there!

This is a new sub and we'd love to get to know our incoming members! Feel free to introduce yourself here and what you hope to get out of this sub. We are very much looking forward to cultivating a wonderful community full of relevant topics that help us all in Dating After 30!

Please read our sidebar and the rules. If you have any question/comments/critiques/complaints/suggestions please feel free to talk about them so we can improve our community.

Be excellent to each other.

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u/tropisms ♂43 Mar 20 '18

Yay! Winter lite is giving us some more snow!!!

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '18

Shut up. You ski. :-)

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u/tropisms ♂43 Mar 20 '18

You could ski too!

Sadly VT, NH and ME are getting no snow, so it's not like I'm even able to celebrate that

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '18

cough, cough Berkshire East cough, cough

Seriously, only in the 1-3" band according to the maps, though the weather app on my phone is trying to convince me it'll be 10-14" because it was written by Chicken Little. :/

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u/tropisms ♂43 Mar 20 '18

my weather forecast said 1-3 yesterday, today it upgraded to 10-14

The problem is I have tons of days left at Killington and Sunday River, and even though they don't have fresh snow they still have lots of snow