Post by stephm0188 on Feb 16, 2019 19:49:22 GMT -5
At Grandpa's Sugar Bush by Margaret Carney Sugaring by Jessie Haas Maple Syrup Season by Ann Purmell Sugarbush Spring by Marsha Chall and Curious George Makes Maple Syrup are all titles I have in my K-2 library and pull out when we talk about sugar maple season.
Post by stephm0188 on Jan 30, 2019 12:08:58 GMT -5
I felt sick to my stomach constantly, and eventually couldn't eat or drink much of anything without throwing up. I didn't have gallstones though- it ended up being a complication after having mono. I felt immediately better after having my gallbladder removed.
Post by stephm0188 on Jan 26, 2019 20:20:44 GMT -5
I have an AW 4 and I'm really pleased with it. Cold weather has kept me tethered to a treadmill so I've only used the watch's built in workout app. I'm hoping it plays nicely with my favorite running app when I head outdoors this spring.
Post by stephm0188 on Jan 21, 2019 20:56:14 GMT -5
I would not do 1900 on a HS day. I'd look for something inside HS or at one of the Epcot hotels (Boardwalk, Swan/Dolphin/ Yacht and Beach Club.) You'll waste a lot of time trying to fit 1900 into your day.
Post by stephm0188 on Jan 16, 2019 19:25:21 GMT -5
We were there 90 minutes ahead of time for TSL at HS. We did it twice during our trip. Both times, we were first at the gate, and once they opened, we were able to remain at the front of the pack as we were walked back to TSL.
The key for Slinky Dog is to stay over to the right as you are entering TSL. The umbrellas are part of the queue, so move under them as soon as you see them. We walked on to Slinky both times and were able to ride all three rides before the rest of the park opened.
I figure I'm going to have to wait either way, and I'd rather do the waiting before the park opens so I can maximize our time during park hours.
Post by stephm0188 on Jan 13, 2019 16:42:33 GMT -5
Agree with Cincy. Madtree and Rhinegeist are two of the more popular craft beer companies out of the Cincinnati area. Taft's Ale House is also a cool stop in the OTR area.
Dayton has Warped Wing, Lock 27, Fifth Street Brewpub, Dayton Beer Company, and Toxic in the downtown area.
One day is fine. The rides are geared toward younger kids. We went when my son was 7 and he enjoyed it, but I don't know that he'd be into the rides now at 10. Your older son may enjoy the miniatures and such.
The Platinum and Platinum Plus plans are the two you can choose from if you are not a Flordia resident or DVC, and neither of them have blackout dates. Passholders do get special room rates from time to time and 20% off for some dining (but not all).
We broke even after two trips, but ended up going 3x.
A friend of mine pays her kids. The eldest is officially in charge, but each kid gets $5 IF no one tattles to her. If anyone calls or texts to complain about another kid, no one gets paid. She said they probably still bicker but it's worth the $15 to her is she doesn't have to hear about it.
We don't even bother including 4s on rubrics or gradecards anymore. They did it the first year, and then parents freaked out because their kids had 2s and 3s. I think a lot of people equated a 4 to an A, and that's not the case.
A 2 isn't bad. It means a student is working on that particular skill and making strides.
We don't do progress reports, but parents can log in and see their child's grade at any time.
Post by stephm0188 on Dec 27, 2018 12:56:16 GMT -5
If it weren't for his brother, I doubt Kasich would give a second thought about following his party's stance of Medicaid. I don't find that admirable. I find it egotistical.
How are we defining a moderate Republican these days? If it's in comparison to the Republican party currently in power, then I do think Kasich is moderate. Historically, no, but today, yes.
This I can agree with, shockingly. He's stayed true to who he has been during his time in office, and 8 years ago I wouldn't have considered that to be moderate at all. But compared to what we're seeing now? Yeah...
So, Kasich will be announcing his 2020 bid any day now? As an independent trying to use these vetoes to prove he’s a “moderate”?
I don't care for Kasich at all and don't consider him to be moderate, but I do think the vetoes are in line with the type of governor he's always been and where his priorities lie. Vetoing the heartbeat bill had nothing to do with the restrictions and everything to do with the costs associated with it going to court down the line.
It's troublesome that his party is leading the charge here. I don't like the implications for the future of our state. And yes, we're much more red than blue now thanks to racism in rural areas. I can't see us blue for 2020.
Post by stephm0188 on Dec 27, 2018 10:30:10 GMT -5
I didn't purchase (or wear!) much makeup this year, and I'm finding myself needing to purchase all my staples. Some of my old favorites have been discontinued or reformulated (RIP Double Wear Light!) so I feel kind of like I'm starting over for some items. It also has made me reconsider whether or not my old faves are still worthy.
So what are your favorites for each?
Primer: Foundation: Setting powder: Concealer: Bronzer: Highlight: Blush: Mascara: Eyeliner: Eye primer: Eyeshadow or palette: Finishing powder or spray: Anything I missed:
Post by stephm0188 on Dec 20, 2018 17:11:02 GMT -5
I'm going to piggyback on your fantastic list and add a few 2018 picture books of my own
A Big Mooncake For Little Star by Grace Lin The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson Drawn Together by Mihn Le We Don't Eat Our Classmates by Ryan T Higgins Good Rosie! by Kate Dicamillo The Wall in the Middle of the Book by Jon Agee
Post by stephm0188 on Dec 19, 2018 16:25:31 GMT -5
Pixies are also among my go-to pants. I also wear Editors from Express or pant similar to the Pixie from from NY&Co. Most of my tops are flowy or a shell and cardigan. I also have a couple of ponte pencil skirts.
I do wear jeans on Fridays with a school polo or a quirky library-related tee.
Post by stephm0188 on Dec 15, 2018 13:58:50 GMT -5
My school job? We don't really do parties. The principal caters a breakfast for us.
My part time job? This year they flew us to Disney World. We had cocktail hour at the hotel, then a private dinner inside Epcot, followed by a dessert party on a private patio to watch the fireworks outside. Open bar throughout.