@erinentrada This is Cody. He wad dropped off at a high kill shelter. He was adopted, but then returned to the shelter after 3 weeks. We got him from a rescue that pulled him from the shelter. He’s a sweetheart and super smart and loves to eat watermelon (and everything else, really)
@sawers Ouch! Have you tried aquaphor? Slather on at bedtime and sleep with a sock on your hand? Sorry if you’ve already tried and didn’t work. No fun. (But cute pup in the background!)
@AllisonAuthor I own one and am in my 50s. I don't use it much. My mother laughed and laughed a few years ago when my daughter (maybe around 8 then) didn't know what an iron was. I remember "doing the ironing" as one of my occasional chores growing up. Don't miss it.
@JellyfishReview I appreciate not getting a rejection on xmas, but would be ok with it too. After that, I’d personally rather hear sooner rather than later. (But I wouldn’t want editors/readers to takeaway from their own holiday breaks to make that happen)
@dst6n01@Marcelius_B I was reading when I started kinder at age 4. I know I was read to a lot, but only explicit instruction was from Sesame St. My daughter entered kinder at age 5 1/2 able to decode simple CVC words. It really clicked for her around 6 1/2, when she became a truly independent reader.
@JellyfishReview I was born quite a bit before 1990. We used to: sing songs, play alphabet games (spot the letters A-Z on license plates and signs), play string games (cats cradle, jacobs ladder), I-spy, 20 questions, paper dolls, god I feel old
@GillianMcKeith Thank you, Kaiser. My immune compromised loved one does not have the freedom to choose among nurses when hospitalized. Glad not to have to worry about her being “cared” for by a “professional” who feels it is ok to walk around unvaxxed and unmasked in a hospital setting.