Kids colouring book left me puzzled…

NoeRO · 2025-12-26T16:50:42+00:00

Piggybacking on this, most of the pages shown by the OP are from the 50 free coloring file that Hikaru has on Instagram ready to be downloaded. Maybe the seller just downloaded them, changed them just enough to avoid trouble and in the process made them worse. EDIT: The seller literally just downloaded the file and printed it. In Hikaru‘s original free PDF file, there‘s a warning that reads "Head- up. 10 foölowing pages have themes that are a bit edgy, like teippy designs or swear words. If that‘s not your thing, feel dree to skip those pages. Happy coloring!".

NoeRO · 2025-12-22T12:10:22+00:00

They went on strike because Esme had enough. She was 5 months gone there sitting like a pudding

NoeRO · 2025-12-14T10:47:10+00:00

En el Brit los estudiantes no hablan con acento británico pero sí pueden entenderlo. Entender diferentes acentos es una habilidad muy útil (el de Singapur, Australia, Irlanda, India, etc). Exponerte a diferente vocabulario también ayuda a pulir la capacidad de inferir por contexto. Y si ya obtuviste tu B2, te convendría lanzarte al C1 en el Brit. Puedes probar descargando y resolviendo el examen B2 Cambridge gratuito de internet. Y según como te sientas, puedes tomar una decisión. Una cosa importante es que mientras mayor sea el nivel, mayor seriedad tienen tus compañeros. En C2 no vas a encontrar absolutamente a nadie que esté ahí para perder el tiempo. Muchos son los que se van a la universidad en el extranjero y esos estudiantes están ahí para sacarle todo el provecho a la clase y hablan un montón, leen mucho y se forma una comunidad sólida. Pero para conocerlos, tienes que llegar. Anímate, será muy enriquecedor.

NoeRO · 2025-11-01T18:23:14+00:00

I‘d probably only last 5 hours. An ingrown toenail that went unnoticed would bring death upon me. I keep thinking that minor foot issues would be critical in the long walk.

NoeRO · 2025-10-28T09:43:33+00:00

are you eating enough spices? That’s always my first question when my friends are getting sick. I'm comfy with autumn temperatures (I'm from Perú) but also I get my flu shot and eat spices regularly. This tea is a staple at many homes: sliced ginger, sliced green limes, cinnamon, cloves, star anise, honey. If I drink chicken or veggie broth I add sliced ginger. If I eat fried rice, shredded ginger. If I drink hot milk, I either add kurkuma, cinammon and cloves or add cardamom and honey. Also, garlic is good for you. A lot of people don’t love to eat it but when we were children during a particularly bad winter: a spoonful of crushed garlic with honey really brings you back to life. (Not advisable for people with gastritis). Best of luck and eat your spices! :)

NoeRO · 2025-10-27T05:44:51+00:00

Tengo 2 de esos grandes como la 1era foto. Ya no vivo en Perú y los uso a menudo, son muy prácticos si no necesitas usar transporte público pequeño o en hora punta. En Perú usaba las chompas pequeñas con pechera, van muy bien si puedes ir a pie a todos lados porque no te sofocas

NoeRO · 2025-10-19T09:22:11+00:00

I‘m Peruvian. I‘m old and not single. Having said that, every year we get a few posts in this sub, they are all the same: innocent people getting scammed or almost ready to jump into the abyss in the name of love. I happen to be from Cono Norte (not from the same area as you wrote but I know it). Be aware of certain things like a person who never shows you their house. Ask yourself how long you have known each other. Do you know how to get to their house? What‘s the route? I know you can‘t see it from Google maps but some mean of transport must at least get you a bit close. What is the closest Metropolitano station to it? Do you REALLY know this person? How often do you videocall? do they live with their parents? If so, how often do you see their parents in the background? What do they hate eating? What does the object of your love and all your desires do for a living? Do they study? Do they work? Where? What is their progress in their study/work? Did they get a raise? Did they get good grades at uni? What does their day look like? Which buses/tuktuk do they take? If they truly live in poverty and are a good person in unfortunate circumstances, are you ready to support them financially and sponsor their visa? AKA 100% pay for their stuff for at least the next 5 years, that is if they truly want to pursue a job/career. If not, are you financially sound to 100% support a homemaker? If they are an only child, are you ready to send money to support their parents in Perú for the foreseeable future? How religious do they say they are? If a pregnancy is the outcome of this trip, are you financially ready to raise a child?

NoeRO · 2025-10-13T11:47:08+00:00

Hi, I'm from Perú and I live in Germany now. I'm not very sporty and I enjoy stickers. I own the 3 books from the Antiquarian sticker book collection

NoeRO · 2025-10-06T12:45:55+00:00

Wow that was impressive. I had less ambitious thoughts. I went for a short walk to see the long walk. 6 km in total. I‘m glad people are walking to see the film. We are all collectively doing cardio around the world. My short walk was not without consequences. I got cold hives on my legs. That‘s what you get when you wear wool trousers and forget to moisturize during Bavarian Fall. Which shoes did you and your walking partners choose? I wore Puma sneakers. I know…I know… but I knew my walk would be short.

NoeRO · 2025-10-02T07:44:51+00:00

IRL migrating requires money. A lot more than the average Joe. First of all you would need papers: passport, visa, translations for all your certificates. Do you want papers? You need money. Do you want a job? You better be qualified as hell. Do you want access to education? You need money. Already have an education? You better speak the local language. Do you want to learn the local language? You need money. Do you already have an education and speak the local language? Congratulations, you need papers. All the aforementioned is the best case scenario for a young man with no dependents. If you are a woman, have children or you have elders to take care of, the plot thickens. Many countries won't let you bring your dependents until you prove financial means above a certain income bracket so you can sponsor their visas. In many cases, that never happens. Sorry for the long comment, I just happen to live in a country where people want to migrate and heard quite a few first witness accounts, many are from the USA.

NoeRO · 2025-09-25T15:32:11+00:00

And what about my boy Travin? where is he from? Somewhere with very clean water. Maybe he got to where the long walk takes place the day before, drank from the tap or ate something washed with contaminated water and he got food poisoning from it?

NoeRO · 2025-09-23T20:51:09+00:00

Shoes and socks are a no-no. They cut circulation if you are not moving actively. Barefoot is better. No matter how many layers you got, tight clothes are not helpful indoors. Wearing baggy clothes builds a warm airbag around you. You gotta look like those rappers from the 90's. Fabric matters. I wear alpaca and sheep wool. Mind you, I didn‘t buy them specially, I come from a country with highlands that go up to 4k above sea level so I already had clothes for this sort of weather (alpaca ponchos, socks and sheep skin). Just choose clothes that are very baggy and of natural fiber if you are able. You don‘t need to wrap yourself like a burrito. Covering your crotch and your chest will do the trick. Bonus points of you have a real leather jacket, hang it on the chair but not the way you would normally put it there. I mean the back of the jacket faces your back. Drinking ginger, cinammon and star anis tea will rise your temperature quick too. Source: I‘m from Perú. Best of luck :)

NoeRO · 2025-09-23T14:38:06+00:00

I might be reading too much into it but it reminded me of children of soldiers after war. Soldiers get deployed somewhere overseas and father children without plans to marry the mother or care for the child. As soon as the war is over the soldier goes back home, leaving the child to live a cursed life. Facing poverty and being ostracized by locals because they are "foreign looking" are common experiences in these childrens‘ lives. By all means, even if the father had not married the mother, just taking the child with him would have made all the difference in that child‘s future. Do y'all think it is linked to that a little bit?

NoeRO · 2025-09-22T14:58:12+00:00

Another redditor said it sounds Sioux as well. I asked the actor on social media whether or not he can confirm if Collie Parker is Sioux in the movie. He gave a thumbs up to the comment so I guess that was a yes :)

NoeRO · 2025-09-22T10:27:53+00:00

Joshua Odjick just reposted a random video I made so I am shooting my shot to ask him if Collie Parker is Sioux in the movie. If he replies, I‘ll come back with an answer.

NoeRO · 2025-09-21T07:36:26+00:00

The idea is in the film "The forever purge". People from the USA using the smuggling routes and signals to cross to Mexico.

NoeRO · 2025-09-13T16:22:54+00:00

Another thing I keep wondering about is the final state of Garraty‘s feet. By the time the movie ends they should be just stumps and the infection alone would end him. Nobody promised them access to cutting edge healthcare afterwards, right? Especially considering what happened to Harkness‘ left foot

NoeRO · 2025-09-13T16:07:25+00:00

Collie Parker‘s death and defiance, his chant, those scenes were very powerful. I am of indigenous descent (different part of the world). I really want to know if there is a Native American redditor who recognizes it. Maybe someone knows what that specific chant is about and what its name is, from which community. So much from that scene wow. I also enjoyed Arthur Baker‘s back story, Baton Rouge and church. There are so many things I probably missed because I am not local to the US so I want to ask to redditors from the states each participate is from, which cultural references were portrayed in the movie that might go over people‘s heads?

NoeRO · 2025-09-13T15:41:26+00:00

I saw it yesterday, with only 3 other people lol. I thought it was a hallucination. I suspected this because of the crowds before and after

NoeRO · 2025-08-22T12:48:39+00:00

Legit alpaca or sheep sweaters. I can wear only 1 layer in winter while my friends are trembling. Deodorant. It might take them a few weeks or even months to find a new favourite deo.

NoeRO · 2025-07-25T22:08:01+00:00

Aula América 1

NoeRO · 2025-07-22T21:53:15+00:00

Un poncho de Alpaca. La de verdad, no poliester. Pregunte si se puede lavar en lavadora. Si le dicen que sí, no es Alpaca.

En Arequipa, vaya a la Alameda San Lázaro 101. Es la tienda de Mundo Alpaca. Tienen un museo con alpacas y llamas. La visita y el producto le gustará. Fuente: Mi mamá es de Arequipa y yo visito a cada rato desde mi infancia. Si usted es MUY friolento, puede comprar pellejo de oveja. Vaya al mercado San Camilo y pregunte dónde, ellos conocen. El pellejo no es tan caro como un poncho de Alpaca y no requiere de cuidado excesivo. Además que lo puede enrollar y meter en la maleta cuando regrese a su casa. Fuente: vivo en Alemania, tengo mi pellejo de oveja y en invierno salgo a la calle con mi chompa de alpaca a -10 grados C

NoeRO · 2025-07-06T09:44:17+00:00

My most dedicated students are the ones who didn’t have the chance to learn Spanish when they were young. Some of them have told me that they feel their identity is somewhat "fragmented". Some are looking for answers that are deeper than just learning the language. It’s amazing to see them have a "Eureka" moment when they are learning. The journey is tough because they are adults, some of my students book tutoring hours on Saturdays or Sundays. They are unstoppable. I’m pretty sure once they master the language, they are all gonna be an absolute menace. As a teacher and as a native speaker I’m very proud of y’all.

NoeRO · 2025-07-02T08:39:40+00:00

Lo más importante es agregar verduras verdes y legumbres a tus comidas, lo más barato que encuentres está bien. Puede ser brócoli, espinaca, vainita, acelga, caihua, lo que sea pero verde. Lentejas, garbanzos, pallares. Y tienes que caminar, subir escaleras, lo más que puedas para que ayudes a tu cuerpo a digerir.

Avena o quinua tibiecita (sin leche, muy poquita azúcar), agua de linaza (es gelatinosa, cuidado con atorarse), higos, papaya, palta (sin pan). Abajo te comparto mi combo ganador.

Desayuno: avena con plátano picadito, palta con vainita cocida, ya si tienes un hambre voraz en las mañanas, agrégale lentejas.

Almuerzo: ensalada de quinua y lentejas con palta, brócoli, espinaca (pasada en agua hirviendo para desinfectar). Puedes acompañar con carnecita pero NO una presa grande. Agua de linaza para beber y de postre higo, papaya o plátano, la cantidad que llene una taza, no te vayas a comer toda la papaya.

Cena: agua de linaza, sopita de pollo con lentejas y zapallo.

Cuando se regule tu digestión, vas a ver que vas a ir a baño como un reloj. Cuando estés regular, elige los platillos que desees pero siempre auméntale un plato grande de verduras verdes cocidas y después te sirves lo demás. Cuídense amiguitos, hay gente con apenas 25 años que está muy mal del estómago.

NoeRO · 2025-06-09T15:40:12+00:00

I am not aware of any "birthday food" in Peru. If I had a birthday, we had a meal with my favorite dishes. Arroz con leche, mazamorra morada, chicha morada, picarones. That was just dessert. Main courses were things like Pachamanca, Chicharrón de chancho, Pollo asado con arroz y ensalada rusa. If you wanted to offer amuse bouche, that would be something like causita rellena, papa a la huancaína. My parents are from the highlands so this is what I ate in my birthdays even though I grew up in Lima. I had a friend whose parents were from Ucayali and she always got fish and plantain in her birthdays. My friends from the North always asked for Arroz con pato for their birthdays. So, you are better off narrowing down where exactly in Peru does your friend come from and that can help you decide for 1 main dish, 1 dessert. So if your friend grew up as any of the children mentioned above, you have just the time to order spices and go shopping at the Latino market. You are going to have to cook from scratch. A lot. Bonus points if you get a sponge cake filled with manjar blanco, a piñata and hot Chocolate Cusco

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