I feel like I’m looking for a unicorn. Are there any all inclusive resorts that have waterslides (for older kids), decent food, relaxing/calm areas for parents/adults? I was considering the Hard Rock, but read it can be really loud? No particular budget. Just want the parents to be able to relax in peace while the kids take off and entertain themselves with the pool/slides….ocean view would also be preferred. Any suggestions?
I’m 41, and definitely in perimenopause. I do still have regular/consistent periods and ovulation though. But my migraines have increased to almost daily or every other day. I have been taking Nurtec on an as needed basis, but I think I need to change. I meet with my GP in a couple weeks, and need some advice on what to ask for. I’ve considered asking to do Nurtec every other day as a preventative, but currently my migraines are returning within 24 hours of taking Nurtec, so I’m not confident it will work. Hormonal therapy is not an option for me as I’ve had breast cancer, so please don’t suggest it. My Dr offered Topiramate a while back, but the side effects/user experience I’ve read really freaked me out, so I opted out. I have two young kids and these migraines are really taking the enjoyment out of life for me. :(
Does anyone know if they have fixed the SuperPuff zippers? I’m considering purchasing my first one, but reading about the broken zippers makes me nervous! Considering the Climatte Mid or Puff2O Mid.
Anyone experiencing severe lagging when playing on the Switch? Specifically when ending the day, trying to enter the barns, and interacting with the animals?
I’ve checked for updates, and it says there aren’t any available…
Anyone else?
Headed to the campground tomorrow for a few days. We’ve never been to Lake Wenatchee. With how hot it’s going to be, is lake temp swimmable?
Dreading the mosquitos, but coming armed with bug spray and other forms of deterrent…
Any suggestions on things to do with two kids (7 and 8) greatly appreciated!
Hi,
Our newly 7 year old is struggling with memorizing songs vs reading the music on the page. (We are using the My First Piano Adventure Books.) He also keeps his head down and looks at the keys while playing. He’s been taking lessons for about a year, and we just can’t seem to break this habit. Any advice or resources we should try?