What are some scary movies you’d recommend with doppelgängers- but not necessarily twins. I liked the movie ‘Us’ and ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ is classically good.
Doppelgängers have always been interesting to me.
I find Appalachian lore and deep weeds stories very creepy. Things in mines, feral people, backroads, deep hills, holler communities- all of that is very interesting to me. I’m wondering why more producers and directors don’t jump on this recent interest people have in Appalachia or even National Parks. It seems like those are topics and storylines other people would be interested in too.
I saw Wrong Turn 2 but didn’t really like it.
I’m often shocked how so many expectations and duties can be put on one person with one set of hands. A person who cannot be everywhere at once.
With 20+ kids in the classroom, why aren’t two qualified adults in the room administering lessons, managing behaviors etc?
One teacher may have been sufficient 50+ years ago where most students were tier 1 with manageable behaviors. However, we all know that’s not the case now. We wonder why the education system is failing especially in the United States. Does anyone know of any schools that piloted two educators per classroom? What was the success outcome?
I sometimes get this excuse from parents if their child receives a punishment/write up for being physical or extremely rude with teachers or classmates. They think it should negate any type of punishment because they’re telling you a reason for the behavior. AKA their child is not required to regulate emotions.
My own sister said it to me today. I was watching my nephews ages 6 and 2. The little one was messing up the playing cards. The older one lashed out and yelled at me - “Can you handle him?” This was said in a bossy tone. I told him we don’t tell grown ups what to do and he said okay.
Later, I told my sister how he talked to me and how he shouldn’t be doing that. I know that he talks to her that way sometimes. She said he was just frustrated because his little brother messes up his stuff. I told her it’s normal for kids to get frustrated, but he can ask me in a nice way to help with his brother. I told her it’s inappropriate for him to talk to adults that way. And then she seemed annoyed with me.
I’m really tired of this excuse from parents. Just because your child is frustrated doesn’t mean they can treat others badly. I would say 50% of parents don’t hold their kids accountable these days.
We’ve had the same Eufy smart lock since late 2022 and I’m ready for something else. Some guests have trouble locking it, and I don’t want problems before our busy season starts. We’d like to keep the Eufy brand because we already have two Eufy cameras. What is the best model right now?