Japanese (93) has gotten so challenging. Im finding some supplemental stuff, but it's a language that takes time. French (78) is going fairly well just slowly sliding along. It helps to have taken it previously.
Organic baby kale, baby spinach, baby chard base (by name Power Greens), organic English cucumber, organic Roma tomatoes, avocado, alfalfa, broccoli, and kale sprouts, a few capers, Omega 3 trail mix: cranberries, mango, almonds, walnuts, pumpkin seeds. Skinny girl raspberry vinaigrette.
After the super linear learning style they just include random input of sentencing. My goal was to get to the refresh and just grind Kanji. Hardly any previous use of word input in daily lessons and of course now the flashcards that have cotton balls in their ears. Now it's complex sentencing. Plus hardly any interactive story line anything. I am thankfully gaining more supplemental learning. I am not the sharpest crayon in the box and this is a reasonable past time since I can't work, but this needs organization and sun to help it grow. I put in about an hour or so a day and I'm a day away from two years of a streak since the second or third day. I know it takes time, but this was such an odd jump forward.
Organic multigrain bread, Follow Your Heart vegan feta crumbles, organic Roma tomatoes, organic English cucumber, and Alessi balsamic reduction. I don't care much about the picture because it was really good. I've been upping my nutrition on my girl days and it's been paying off.
I suppose I'm just grieving from being told so many times that "those things aren't real". To be followed by being thrust into a spiritual awakening so real I went to the hospital. It's hard to trust what my interstellar friends are teaching me. There is so much responsibility that just opens pits beneath my feet. I have to stay safe from the edge, but at the same time feel my emotions towards these things. In the end it just all faxes through the ultimate truth that my body reaches far beyond the limits of space and time. The closest thing to that being my meditation cushion where I can breath.