This video is basically an unexpected little weekend date with myself — the kind where I’m not trying to be “productive,” I just want to get out of my apartment, walk around, and do something that feels fun and inspiring. I head to the Riverside Art Museum to check out Travis Barker’s curated exhibition, “60 Miles East,” which highlights Riverside’s underground punk rock, hardcore, and ska scene from the late 80s into the early 2000s. It’s such a cool way to experience local history through music and culture, and it made the whole day feel like a mini solo trip without actually going far. After that, I walk over to The Cheech Center to see more exhibitions and keep the self-care day going. Then I bring the cozy vibes home: I bake polvorones cookies and make chicken noodle soup using a Knott’s Berry Farm recipe (because yes, I love a theme park moment even when I’m at home). If you’re in your “30s reset” era like me, this is your reminder that solo dates don’t have to be complicated — a museum day, a little walk, and something warm in the kitchen can totally count as self-care.