I always thought there must have been times where my teachers were simply following a curriculum. Is it hard having to teach something you disgaree with or do you just become numb to it? Or do you get creative and find ways around it?
America is a big country with each state having their own laws, education system or customs. Does that factor into someone's decision to move states or even simply travelling across one state to get to another? I imagine it makes it very confusing but maybe that is something you're able to adapt to better than most.
I am a girl in my mid 20s and whenever I go to the gym I like chatting with everyone but I have seen older men be totally ignored simply because of their age. Obviously it will be slightly different for everyone but I was wondering if, in general, older men feel like the gym is a space for them?
I love reading books and have always wanted to start a Naked Book Club. What books do you think would be good suggestions to read that also appeal to nudists?
I have a top floor flat and having the kitchen renovated. What time is considered appropriate for work to begin each morning? The man doing the kitchen wants to start at 7 am but I feel that is quite early for other residents, especially over the weekend. Is 7 am a normal start time?
I love reading books so I was simply wondering what books American students study at school or university? I understand America is a big country so might differ from state to state but curious if there a common thread or theme that all students are shaped by and help define America.
I had a chuckle last week when I went to a show and the person a few seats down from me was dressed in a unicorn onesie. Which got me thinking, what do you consider appropriate theatre attire in 2026? Does it depend on the show or anything goes?