@NastyQueef@paleonormie You are assuming they bought one house 35 years ago and never needed a second mortgage, never helped pay for college, don’t ever need a new roof, tree work or home repairs, have no expenses related to bad health outcomes or need assisted living/ dementia care. Life is expensive.
@jameszimmermann Are you as concerned about the tattoos men get, or are you just upset that a woman - who has never met you - didn’t stop to think that her body art would make her unattractive to a married man who is sitting with his family but still thinking of her physique?
@bannon1975 Had a student whose parents were so worried about making him read in class because he was “behind.” He raised his hand to read once and read fluently. Had a conference with mom and kid. He was faking not being able to read in 3rd grade because mom had a baby and he was jealous.
@black3or5@nickyhall32 Has she tried “ Good Morning FIL. How are you?” Her description of him walking in and her just ignoring him might be the start of the problem. she may not want him walking in but That’s when you say “I’m glad to see you, but please call first because I’m busy with the kids in am
@PixleNomad@tetrarosie Our shared culture is in inalienable rights. Not food, religion, or dialect. We may joke with each other about accents, but really Americans love all of the food and traditions other cultures bring. The best part about being American is learning the traditions of other Americans!
@tetrarosie The homogeneous cultural in the US is based on the shared values of individual rights and representative government. We have many regional differences in religion, food, dialect etc.
@educator4ever36 https://t.co/KPk0FvpiVu When we talk about the Science of Reading, this is the only researched-based program that puts materials in primary teachers’ hands without political or corporate interests. The teacher’s manual is $70 and all other resources are free.