I miss the siracha curly fry burger

as the title says . I know I can customize a burger but I used to have it all the time since they dropped the OG munchie meal boxes when I was about nine. was severely disappointed when it was discontinued in 23, and missed the chance to order it during their hot ones collab . it was so simple to order and didn’t have to worry abt asking for curly fries …

if siracha curly fry burger has no fans I am dead . I love u siracha curly fry burger .

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u/m0nkeybee — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/ArtEd

Going from elementary multi-subject to highschool art teacher?

hi yall! I’m currently in community college and majoring in elementary education to transfer to SDSU.

i love art, and have loved working with kids and teens who love art as well (I used to be a behavior tech).

thing is, as much as I love creating art, teaching, giving advice, etc, I know that doing it as a career is usually not the greatest for many, which is why I’m choosing to major in elementary education, but plan to teach art in highschool somewhere down the road, which I know will require more schooling and a single subject cert.

i guess my main questions are:

has any one taken a similar career path? if you had one career prior to teaching art, how did you decide to take the dive? what’s your experience like teaching art vs multi subject, whether it be with the students themselves or with the school system? additionally, what schools did you go to (so that I can better gauge what this path would look like on my end lol)

pay is a concern of course, as with everything in this economy, but if I’m going to go from one underpaid profession to another, might as well enjoy what I do, right ?

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u/m0nkeybee — 3 days ago

>1 day, 1 week, and 1+ year post-op

haven’t posted here in a while but I’m over a year post-op 🗣️🗣️

got top surgery on 12/30/24, and it’s been so awesomesauce. just being able to sleep without a shirt, have a towel around my waist, and swim comfortably (even if I still wear a shirt lol) have been my favorite experiences.

I feel like my scars a bit prominent, but realistically theyve healed up very nicely and arent keloids.

I mentioned it in a different comment, but I don’t really have any sensation in my nipples. I’m able to feel when it’s cold, plus if I attempt to stimulate my left nip to any degree, I can feel something sort of sensation in my incision scar instead. Pretty interesting.

top surgery truly saved me tho bc now im able to dress exactly how i wanted to when i was 11 and still pass. Living, laughing, and loving I guess <3

edit:

  1. feel like I should clarify that while nip sensation would have been a plus, it wasn’t my main priority so I’m unbothered by it for the most part

  2. I used scar cream and scar tapes at different times throughout my scar care, but as I mentioned earlier I’m not really without a shirt outside so I didn’t have any issues from the sun affecting my scar healing <3

u/m0nkeybee — 2 months ago