@feelsdesperate The “paycheck to paycheck” that allows you to save for college, go on vacation and make home repairs is not the same thing as paycheck to paycheck where you don’t fix your dryer because you had to get your kid glasses.
We are at an adult "pool party" and my husband put on his bathing suit before we came here and I tried to explain to him that no one was actually going to be swimming. Anyway, he is now in the pool by himself while everyone else is standing around the edges sipping cocktails.
@nikitabier@Austen I know this is not the point of your tweet, but if you ever have this happen again, try drinking soda before going to the doctor. I had the same thing happen to me but I was with a friend who is a nurse who told me to do this and it worked very quickly
@YammusBagguss@DavidWa69090416@OleBeeM@realalexclark I listed several actors, musicians and athletes who were homeschooled in my previous reply. Success is a difficult metric to define, but the vast majority of homeschooled children become adults with jobs, homes, and families. Seems like success to me.
@DavidWa69090416@OleBeeM@realalexclark It’s all relatively easy to google… but there are many successful people who were homeschooled for at least part of their education. Teddy Roosevelt, CS Lewis, Agatha Christie, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell…
Exactly. All these toddlers need to do is earn some money and drive themselves to the store to get something for their mom. Why in the world would their father need to be involved in anyway?
A house near my parents is contingent, it has more than doubled in price in 8 years. No major updates or renovations have been done that would significantly impact the price.