@taylorsschumann@PopcastPod Start with our Finding Mr. Christmas recaps. Like the Bachelor, but for finding the next Hallmark star. Hosted by Jonathan Bennett and it’s a much needed light right now
@kristenhowerton I also think it’s a good litmus test. Are you worried about your partner’s reaction to your location? Maybe that’s something to think harder on. I check for boring reasons like “should I start dinner” or “how much traffic was there on the way to that concert?”
@ashleyrattner The Resident was that show for me recently. Six seasons! And even though they're a hospital and the show ran during COVID, they only did one COVID ep. Matt Czuchry is a great distraction.
@AllisonState As a parent of a HS senior, THANK YOU. That’s the one question I’ve basically given up on him finding a unique and personal spin. Just write coherently.
I wrote HOT FROSTY in 2021 cuz I thought “what if Frosty the Snowman turned into a super hot dude?” was funny.
now, on @Netflix 11/13, @IamLaceyChabert, @MrCraigRobinson, @JoeLoTruglio, Dustin Milligan, and so many others bring Frosty to life. can’t wait for you to see it! 🔥⛄️
@scparsons901 I find them annoying but less annoying than a dental visit. Or a pants off gynecologist appt. Less annoying than a blood draw. Way less than a colonoscopy or MRI! Yay for screening.
@clhubes@realgirl_fieri Trust me that it’s totally fine to let the chain die! Boo Baskets are fun, pass it along if you wish, but no one who matters actually cares if you don’t.
@sage_stage If you hear someone say something out loud it might validate your feelings and make you more likely to act. But quieting that doesn’t solve the problem. It’s just a faster fix than the actual problems leading to discontent.
@madbutwright For what it’s worth, I think presenting these issues to admin at your feeder schools could go a long way. We’re also dealing with post-COVID policies that took a lot of weight off of younger kids. Former teacher here and I think teachers equate rigor and growth with extra work.
@madbutwright I think there’s a disconnect between preparing them for the rigor of middle school and high school without piling on extra work to “get them used to it.”