Whenever I’ve gone camping, it’s usually been cots and sleeping bags

It depends on the time of year, cold at night share, hot split apart.

Yeah I know I could post it to a camping sub or something, but I didn’t want to because like those people are more serious. Like they probly have their $2,000 camping setup for backpacking materials and whatever else. I’m just wanting to know more about your average regular person. Not like people who are hardcore camping enthusiasts. Just a more broad idea.

I'm curious, is there a specific reason you're asking this in /r/SpringfieldMO? Because I figure there are more suitable subs with more users that would give you better results than our local sub.

Walmart

That's awesome!! I'm definitely afraid of developing long covid myself, so I get the pain. I'm glad you're doing things you enjoy, though!

Well, he isn't wrong, that's for sure.

Trails aren’t good? What are you smoking? Nature Center is excellent, several good parks with longish trails, Wilson’s creek is now free, just to name a few aside from the nearby state parks.

As someone that lived in KC for years and stills gets back up there very regularly what are you seeing that’s so great and free in downtown KC? P&L is free to get in to but you’re not going to have fun if you don’t spend any money on food and drinks.

College students don’t just move away because Springfield is not ideal to live like a larger city, there’s also a tiny job market and no way we could support large numbers of graduates every year with new jobs.

This is so thoughtful to do. I have long Covid or PVS, so all of the diagnoses to come out of that have been pretty overwhelming, but I also have a really great village. I love that and don’t want to take it for granted! Yesterday was a tough day, but today, I get to enjoy a show with a friend of mine and I’m excited for the dopamine rush! 🤣🤦🏻‍♀️😆

I really love your suggestions!! I personally believe if we invested in public infrastructure, walkable sidewalks, and more public land would make Springfield leagues better. I'd love to pitch this idea to people who would listen, I actually had the mayor come to one of my classes and speak to us about leadership, maybe I can ask my professor for a contact info to reach out (:

Hey man, I totally sympathize with that. I recently got diagnosed with hypertension from gaining weight because of the pandemic, so the struggle is real. If you ever need anything, please reach out

It definitely forced a lot of us to rethink and plan a new future. It's always good to stay in touch with your hobbies! Don't ever let your work take up what's important to you

I completely understand that. Burnout is a really hard thing to deal and manage. If you ever need anything, please feel free to reach out, you're never alone in this

There's no ulterior motive, I'm genuinely wanting people to do well. I hope you're doing well too, man.

The Springfield Art Museum is open till 8 Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

I've tried multiple super Walmart and been burned, however the neighborhood market on West republic always seems to have it in stock

The MO History Museum in STL does a thing on Thursday nights where they're open until 8 and have talks, activities, food & drinks, etc. and I think the Art Museum should do something like this

It's open til 8PM three days a week and open on Saturday. I work a pretty typical schedule and it's not a problem to have time to go.

Rain is a simulation founded by our forefathers. They had the HAARP antenna before we had electricity. Lol came here to stir the pot 😂🤷‍♂️.

But it is, and that’s ok. Someone has to come in last

It is nice, but the issue is that it’s really only open during work hours and not later in the evening

Joe and Kamala fuckin’ with the weather machine again 😂 Jk.

>No museums

Umm... The Art Museum. It's fantastic. I go a few times a year.

It's because this is reddit, they didn't read the article.

All this paranoia over a little reddit post.. lighten up.