a questions about visiting (next week)

<p>i'm going down to ucla with a friend next week; we'll be staying with his sister in her dorm for three days/two nights. what should i bring? obviously pajamas...but what kind of clothes? is it hot right now or still rainy? what will be helpful for the bathroom...apparently i need flip flops for the showers, right?</p>

<p>sorry this is a random question, i just dont want to get down there and not have some essential thing</p>

<p>Perhaps the best person to ask is her sister. :)</p>

<p>Oh, and take a look at <a href="http://www.weather.com%5B/url%5D"&gt;www.weather.com&lt;/a> .</p>

<p>Yeah its been pretty cold here lately, but that could change drastically next week - check with his sister the day before you come up.</p>

<p>Saying that it's cold in LA doesn't really mean much...it's still warmer than most of the country.</p>

<p>don't forget to bring something for the sister and her dorm-mates if she has them. They are being pretty nice about hosting you, a few gifts from the outside world would be nice.</p>

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Saying that it's cold in LA doesn't really mean much

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<p>Hey, its cold for us - thats all that matters :)</p>

<p>i second that!! <em>brrr</em></p>

<p>ah, good idea, i hadnt even thought of that!
(itll just be one gift though, she's an RA. i would feel bad if she had roommates, cause i bet it would be reeeally squished!)</p>

<p>Which dorm are you staying in? If you're in one of the suites/plazas then you won't need to bring flip-flops for the showers since the bathrooms are private. :rolleyes:</p>

<p>as far as gifts, btw, it doesn't have to be anything fancy or expensive. People in the dorms always appreciate some home-cooked goodies, so if you can get your mom to make a batch of cookies or brownies or something I think she'd love them.</p>

<p>i'll be in either hedrick or dykstra. How are the bathrooms set up? Are there shower stalls or what? I have no idea what to expect. Will there be a line to wait to shower? Where do I undress? Ahh glad I'm doing this for the first time NOW instead of next fall</p>