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My 5 year old daughter is very active and likes trying new things. My mom bought her a cheesy snorkel and mask from the dollar store. She loved it and couldn’t wait to try it! The community pool had goggles she loved wearing already, so she tried the snorkel. She’d sit on the steps and hold her nose with her snorkel on and test it out. Within 20 minutes she was successfully using the snorkel, holding her nose with the goggles on and swimming under the water perfectly… I don’t know how, but she did. She’d stay under for a while. I bought her a better snorkel kit from Amazon and she went in the pool today with her dad who also has a snorkel (I do not snorkel and I’ve always had a hard time with it!) She can go under the water with her snorkel and no water will get in… but just overall asking for advice if there is anything I need to be aware of with her. She seems like a pro already to be but she’s only 5!

I have the CSP, freedom, flex, unlimited, Southwest ($229 a yr one) and both Disney Cc’d (need to cancel the $100 one, have the Inspire)…. I’d like to get some SUBs again from Chase to transfer to Southwest. What’s a good strategy for churning? I’ve had my main chase cards all of them for over 3 years… can I downgrade? Also, I don’t have a business so any business cc are out.

I have an existing wetland biologist position at a local engineering firm where I am “it”. All delineations, form work, proposals, etc fall on my shoulders. It’s a lot, and I am over being in the field at my age. I hate the idea of bringing poison ivy, ticks and getting eaten up by mosquitoes in the field - and bringing that home. I have an opportunity to go into sales with an environmental company where I already know my market… but I’ve never been in sales! Anyone out there been in environmental sales trying to get more clients to do environmental work like wetlands, stream restorations, GIS, permitting, etc? Just tired of the technical field work. I get paid well and great flexibility where I am at, so it would be a hard decision… but just… exhausted. Maybe doing sales would just be a different exhausted?