u/dog_crazy12

I am typing this as I just watched a scene where she's in bed with them and reading a book with them (not just to them). Baby Dylan sneezes. Phaedra asks Ayden what we say when someone sneezes, and Ayden responds with "Bless you". Ah, it is comforting to watch scenes with her kids (or with her mom and her kids, like the adorable scene where her mom was playing the "What sound does a ___ make?" game with Ayden). Phaedra is like my mom. Ayden is so cute and is such a little gentleman. I like it when Ayden calls his younger brother, "Mr. President".

If there is no built-in transition time, I'm sure you have to end your lesson a few minutes early.

Do you end it an extra bit earlier to give students time to wash their hands (either at the classroom sink or at the restrooms on the way to the cafeteria)? Or do you just use hand sanitizer to save time?

Washing hands is more effective than hand sanitizer, but it can take up a lot of time, especially with younger kids. I don't know what my class schedule is this year yet. I do know that as a newer teacher, I struggle with pacing and often run out of time as it is.

• Best destinations for road trip, and the things to do/see along the way
• Favorite countries to travel to
• Favorite airports (can be US and/or non-US)
• Some of your travel-related bucket list items (or things you'd have to travel for to complete)
• Airlines with that had food you enjoyed (or in general: your favorite in-flight meals)
• Recommended national parks
• Things or places in the US that you'd recommend all Americans do or visit at some point in their life (and: the same thing, but things or places in Kentucky that you'd recommend for Kentuckians/Louisvillians)

Edit: Also, which destinations do you want SDF to have direct flights to? (Can be US or non-US). This has been fun so far. Thank you to everyone engaging.

Let me start by saying that I have not watched this season or the last few seasons, and the only things I know about this season are from what I see in this sub and from the few YouTube reviewers I watch.

If I was in Shamea's financial and familial situation, I would not be on this show. I would be doing typical rich housewife househusband things: Travelling; taking care of my children if I have any; staying productive and mentally active with hobbies, higher education, a small/side business, and/or a small charity of my own; and being happy with my partner.

That's actually kind of a dream life for me.

I would not be adding additional stress to my life with a job that puts me up for public consumption and scrutiny every week.

What is she getting out of the show? I ask this as I don't want to be ignorant and assume that just because she has all of this money, that her life is perfect and doesn't need the show.

I am coming up with a *Taco Bell kids menu concept (just for fun) and want to include watermelon as an option for a kids side. I can't really think of ways for it to be served that would make it efficient or effective, whereas my inclusion of mango (fruit cup or frozen slush cup) and pineapple (fruit cup or dried tidbits/rings) seems easier to implement.

Edited for clarity and context.

I am not sure if "PC" counts as a console, but that can be included as an option as well.

I am aware that it can vary by state/country (I am in the US). I am asking in general. Thank you in advance.

-- I mainly want to play story mode, but would also like to play basic online mode for the lifestyle/simulation (like Sims), not really for the crime and heists.

Edit: It appears that some people do not know how to have a respectful conversation. Perhaps they contribute to portion of drivers & cyclists that fail to respect the road and those on or near it.

Original: I ask this because it seems in recent years (not just in Louisville or on r/Louisville, but in the US in general), there's been more of a push for more walkable cities, and more walking/biking/transit and less car dependency. Why did he get pushback for creating bike lanes? (I also wonder why the mindset is turning over or what caused it.)

I know this goes without saying but... Have a respectful conversation. I was younger when Fischer was mayor and this issue was not something I paid much attention to at the time (it didn't make sense back then to me either), outside of news posts popping up on my feed or seeing people call him by that nickname. The answer/conclusion may not be obvious to me, which is why I'm asking, though I assume it was an issue with priority (as in, why invest in bike lanes when there are bigger issues)... And I also know that cars become a controversial topic, especially on Reddit.

(This topic came to me while watching a video game with trains, GTA V actually-- I wondered how cool it would be for Louisville to have a rail system, whether a metro Louisville one; a regional one that connects to Lex, Cincy, Indy, E-town, etc.; or better yet, a Midwestern intercity one that connects to Indy, Cinci, Nash, maybe even Chicago. It'd be good for getting to other airports without having to drive. That got me thinking about the whole car dependency thing in general, and then bike lane issue several years back. /Lh)

Here are some sentence stems. You can use one to describe the fight with Ciroc vs. Tesehki, or you can fill them all in with fights and opponents that you feel best fit the sentence. I also added some dependent clauses if the sentence stems feel too black-and-white, and some nuance is needed.

_____ beat _____ the heck up.

_____ won against _____.

_____ got the best of _____.

Both _____ and _____ did their thing.

Neither _____ nor _____ really did anything.

_____ lost against _____.

_____ got beat the heck up by _____.

· , but _____ got more hits in.
· , but _____ did more damage.
· , but _____ had _____ bleeding.
· , but _____ still defended herself
· , but _____ was left bleeding.
· , but _____ is still a decent fighter.
· , but _____ left with marks.

This is just for fun, since some people here feel that some fight opinions are not formulated well, and can be spoken with bias or in hyperbole. (For example, saying someone is or isn't a heavy-hitter, saying someone won when no decent hits were made, saying someone lost when they tied against someone you like, etc.)

I might add the merchandise vendors too. Some of the vendors should work on their marketing & communications.