Quoted from Sounder at Heart, in a response from Schemtzer:
Transfer incoming?
Asked if he was frustrated that it has taken this long to get any outside signings into the team, Schmetzer shot back "Maybe stuff hasn’t leaked out yet. Maybe you guys aren’t doing your job. So maybe you guys need to dig a little deeper."
I’ve already done most of the cleaning of my car after a mouse issue in our garage (and already had the filters changed and vents cleaned), but am now wanting to wipe all surfaces down. It’s been a while since it happened, and there shouldn’t be any more obvious (ie 3D- ha) excrement. Is it safe to use a general car cleaner now and paper towels to wipe down the surfaces / seats (they are the faux leather I believe), or do I need to use a different cleaner first? (And if so, what would you suggest?)
Thanks for any support!
I’ve already done most of the cleaning of my car after a mouse issue in our garage (and already had the filters changed and vents cleaned), but am now wanting to wipe all surfaces down. It’s been a while since it happened, and there shouldn’t be any more obvious (ie 3D- ha) excrement. Is it safe to use a general car cleaner now and paper towels to wipe down the surfaces / seats (they are the faux leather I believe), or do I need to use a different cleaner first? (And if so, what would you suggest?)
Thanks for any support!
Our child (6) is an absolutely brilliant kid - both academically, and just incredibly sweet most of the time. He’s especially on top of his game when at school or in different environments.
He has had many more challenges with dealing with when things don’t go well or as expected, or when we tell him no to something / if he gets frustrated about something. It’s not seen at school as much since it’s more of just a shutdown, but at home it often turns into hissing, screaming high pitched (seemingly for attention), or getting violent with us (he doesn’t do so to anyone else; just us).
We work hard to talk about how it’s totally okay to have big emotions (frustration, disappointment , whatever it is we try to name it) but that it is not okay to be violent. We’ve tried talking through (at calm times) the ways he feels will best allow for him to calm down / take a break. In the moment, it never happens, even with prompting.
Would love any advice. Again, he’s a crazy smart kid, loving kid, and a quick learner, so I feel like I’m just approaching it wrong somehow.
I’ve heard many families do a 3-bucket money system, where their child is given X amount of money and A% goes towards savings for their future, B% goes towards giving/charity, and C% is their fun money to spend to do as they wish with (spend now, save up, etc).
Two questions:
how much do each you do as an “allowance” of sorts? Obviously I know it’ll differ by family and situation, but hence why I’m trying to get a feel for the range.
what percents do you use, or if you do something similar, what are your buckets for your child?
Thanks! We have an almost seven year old kid and I think he’s ready for this responsibility and it’ll let him do some more challenging math than what he does in school, too ;).
Totally meant in jest, yet unfortunately not completely unreasonable question at the rate things have been going!
Curious what everyone’s thoughts are on who will get played during the Leagues Cup couple games upcoming. Obviously Frei, but then do you go heavy Defiance/deep bench?
Got a blueberry pit (or whatever it’s called - seed?) stuck between my back two upper molars earlier and had a rough time trying to get the floss back out after trying to floss it out. It’s also a spot where I have a filling between the teeth on the biting surface, I believe, but with a separated spot in it for flossing.
I feel as though my bite is a bit off - with a part of the right upper/bottom molars touching earlier than the left side or at least in a way I don’t remember.
Had my SO look and they didn’t see anything off or anything stuck, so could I have caused my teeth to shift outward a bit from the floss? Or I had read about sometimes that rough pull/floss (unintentional but still) can cause inflammation that makes it feel that way? Any thoughts?
I’m (40M) generally decently active (7-10K steps a day, some stair climbing due to my job when there) but never have really actively “worked out” beyond the basics (or lifting of the child, etc) or outside of when needed for the job.
I’m wondering what kind of home routines would be helpful for me to be doing daily. Don’t really have much equipment other than a resistance band (I have a significant pain in L side of my neck/base of skull that leads to my shoulders/neck often being in pain / left-hand general weakness throughout the body). Not actively trying to lose weight or gain weight, but just be as healthy as I possibly can (I’m on day 14 of eating no sugar added and very minimal processed foods).
Thanks for any ideas/advice!
Curious what others feel is more behind the success of these trap-like programs such as Lesson Genie (not an advertisement, trust me - ha), which is like $500 a year for TPT products, or the myriad of others programs that are similar (the crazy number of “save X time!” Or similar statements):
Is it the lack of curriculum in districts (I haven’t experienced this as much), teachers being able to bamboozle, a mix, or something else?
Just feels very much like MLM products and systems that are often pushed towards women.
How many cavities/fillings would you say that you end up doing for the average adult each year (or over every chunk of years if easier)? Obviously it varies wildly, but if you were to guesstimate?
Currently have a iPhone 11 PM. At 80% battery health and tends to heat up a bunch.
Considering getting a 17 pro but am also hesitant as I’m not one to buy things for myself outside of necessities.
Thoughts?
Is it possible to get single game tickets not specific to a particular game? Basically to be able to allow someone else to chops the game they go to?