u/HoneydewHalo25

Worked my ass off to make a death by chocolate cake and basically had to beg my annoying ass relatives to eat it. Then on top of it, my annoying ass mother lectured me about my "bad attitude" aka being upset visibly and said my attitude is why im single at 26 and get ghosted. Oh and my damn period started! Woohoo!! Fucking hate this fuck ass family and I'm never baking shit for them again.

I have the S7 watch and for some reason when I open the app it only shows yesterday's message conversations not any new texts. I still get notified of new texts so I can see what is being sent but the app itself only shows yesterday's messages in the conversations history. Ive tried rebooting the watch, resetting it, playing with notification settings and nothing. What do I do? Is my watch defective?

I'm having severe gas pain and now its shifted to my lower left side and the sharp cramps are so bad. I'm in bed since its night and I have a heating pad on and took Gas X. What else can I do? My body hurts, it hurt to walk all day today and now the cramping of course has to start right as I need to go to bed. What can I do?

Should I do one design on the palms of my hands today when I get home from class and the tops of my hands tomorrow? I don't get home till 10pm. Should I do it Friday instead? My event is Saturday.

Should I stay up late and do the henna on the palm of my hand before bed today and sleep with the paste on?

Going to use Gopi Henna. I wanted to ask a few questions before I do my henna on thursday for the Renaissance faire Saturday!

1. how do I make my henna last longer? Doing some traditional Armenian designs to go with my Armenian dress

2. is using latex gloves to keep the dry paste on a good idea? I will be doing my henna thursday afternoon after work so around 3:30pm and the event is saturday. I know in general people say to do it 2 to 3 days before your event but I have a biology class tomorrow and doubt my professor would appreciate dry henna paste all over his lab

3. any other tips for me? Thank you!

Hi!

So I've signed up for Wyzant and done all my competency tests for English and History subjects that I want to teach. I wanted to ask where you guys source curriculum from. When I worked for tutoring agencies for schools, they gave us packets to use for the kids that lined up with the local school district curriculum. Can I ask what you guys use as source materials for your lessons? I want to start applying for jobs on there but haven't had the chance to prepare and I don't want to look like some bumbling unprepared tutor. Can I ask what you guys do? My plan was going to be that I use the first session as a Q&A and ask the person or the parent what the child's or their goals are and go from there. Are there any tutor books you recommend or sites to get worksheets and material from?

Thanks!