u/Remarkable-Bug-1391

First started lessons in January of last year. 6 thirty minute group lessons for 90 dollars. Recently been struggling with money, so it is no longer something I can do. The last time I attended a group lesson was 6/29/2026. I went to public sessions maybe every or every other Friday and just practiced the skills I left off at (basic 6: three turns, one foot spin, spiral, bunny hops, etc).

After a month or two of public skate sessions and practicing by myself, I stop going as much as I did before. Maybe once every three weeks or every a month. (7-8/2025)

Then, when I transferred off online and to traditional school, I just stopped going(mainly because the best public skate sessions were on a school day). So I haven’t gone skating in roughly 2 months now and haven’t attended a group lesson in a year.

I’ve been looking into private coaches (mainly because it’s better worth the money and the coaches in my area aren’t expensive (20-27 dollars per 30 minute session)), but I’m not sure if my parents would be willing to pay.

I’ve lost a lot of motivation to skate mainly due to not progressing and still working on skills from a year ago. My crossovers are basically “mastered” by now and I’m running out of things to practice.

I’m scared to self teach because I may develop bad technique.

What do I do?

First started lessons in January of last year. 6 thirty minute group lessons for 90 dollars. Recently been struggling with money, so it is no longer something I can do. The last time I attended a group lesson was 6/29/2026. I went to public sessions maybe every or every other Friday and just practiced the skills I left off at (basic 6: three turns, one foot spin, spiral, bunny hops, etc).

After a month or two of public skate sessions and practicing by myself, I stop going as much as I did before. Maybe once every three weeks or every a month. (7-8/2025)

Then, when I transferred off online and to traditional school, I just stopped going(mainly because the best public skate sessions were on a school day). So I haven’t gone skating in roughly 2 months now and haven’t attended a group lesson in a year.

I’ve been looking into private coaches (mainly because it’s better worth the money and the coaches in my area aren’t expensive (20-27 dollars per 30 minute session)), but I’m not sure if my parents would be willing to pay.

I’ve lost a lot of motivation to skate mainly due to not progressing and still working on skills from a year ago. My crossovers are basically “mastered” by now and I’m running out of things to practice.

I’m scared to self teach because I may develop bad technique.

What do I do?

The bride is overrated and so obviously forced alive for the plot. (Well duh—she’s the main character, but at least make it somewhat realistic to survive)

There is such a small chance of survival with getting shot in the head in the way she did without immediate medical attention. With the amount of blood from her head it’s safe to assume the bullet was deep and super deadly.

Judging by the setting she was in when shot it would’ve taken at least 9-15 minutes to get to any hospital and I’m being generous with that estimate. The kill bill movie really struggles with both over and underestimating the bodies ability to survive.

It usually takes police 2-4ish minutes to arrive at a crime scene. In this case I think I’d be a little more than 5 minutes seeing how deserted the place is. Combined with how long it takes to report a crime id say it took at least 8 minutes before police arrived. No one noticed she was alive until a while after so maybe around 10-12 minutes in total? So 20-30 minutes until she got proper medical attention. (Yes I’m aware there is an ambulance, but more ambulances don’t have proper care for intense head injuries.)

20-30 minutes is incredibly generous as everyone attending died (I’m pretty sure). It maybe would’ve taken hours until someone noticed and called the police.

I have a sewing machine and I have lots of free time—I just don’t know where to start. I’ve never used a sewing machine, though I can hand sew the basics like making a shirt fit better, but that’s it. Should I start thrifting fabrics and jumping into making basic clothing, should I first start making large clothes smaller? I’m really lost and it’s overwhelming 😣 (sorry if my post doesn’t fit with the subreddit or tag)

Builder is allowed to pick any styles just make sure you have it approved by me first! Nothing political or inappropriate!!
(I LIKE BUSY/FULL/CLUTTERED LOOKING AREAS)

Budget: 2.2M

Things I’m not looking for in the build: Gold colors (for cabinets or small details), bright white lights, boring rooms, not a lot of detail.

Fr frost dragons x2, R turtle, no pot kangaroo, no pot rose dragon, Fr albino monkey, no pot frost unicorn, fr ssbd, no pot pelican, and R ring tailed lemur
—NEONS——
NFR goose, Nr alley cat, Nfr Mr and Mrs whisker, Nfr kitty bat, nr mecha meow, N flaming fox, and N French bulldog x2
(+ CCBD/DOG BACKPACK)