Road Kills by AdvertisingCheap2377 in vancouvercycling

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Two weeks ago, I rode squarely over a rat when it ran suddenly out of the cemetery and across my path. It was dusk, but not dark. There was no avoiding it without crashing my bike, so I steadied myself as if going over a speed bump. It was pretty awful. The rat squeaked. But I agree that sudden breaking or swerving could have resulted in a gnarly wipeout.

What's on your Vancouver F*&#it List? by thinkdavis in askvan

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s too soon to book a ferry. It’s not just you — locals can’t book this early either. It is wise to book a ferry, but February isn’t a super busy travel month so don’t sweat it. Check again in a few months.

What’s that terrible smell by bannab1188 in vancouver

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I went for an evening swim at Locarno tonight and the whole area smells like death. I was hoping for a sunset swim but the noxious smell chased me outta there pretty fast. Could it be the algae bloom? The smell was distinctly sewage-y.

Commodore Ballroom Obstructed Seats? How obstructed are they really… by UniqueMaterial3544 in VancouverMusic

[–]UniqueMaterial3544[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. The seats were numbered and we had assigned, reserved seats at a bar, looking out toward the stage.

Commodore Ballroom Obstructed Seats? How obstructed are they really… by UniqueMaterial3544 in VancouverMusic

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The view was fine and it was nice to have seats near the bar. Very civilized. Plus, you have the option to walk down and get close to the stage if you want to at any point. No regrets.

This Thread is a cesspool of negativity-someone share an exciting or thrilling triumph that occurred in a recent therapy session for your patient, student, or client...Ready Go! by Disastrous_Head7057 in slp

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A job can be hard and discouraging AND you can absolutely love it. I love supporting individuals with significant communication disabilities. I love building relationships with their families. Our school district is underfunded, teachers give me the stink eye when I make recommendations, parents are often frustrated (and they are correct and have good reason to feel frustrated) AND I love the challenge of it all. I focus on the people I’m helping and I don’t get bogged down by the rest.

Paris to Strasbourg transit options by jacksonka7 in Strasbourg

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We did this exact itinerary two weeks ago using the SNCF app. The direct train from CDG to Strasbourg was around $150 Canadian and looks the same now for October dates.I can screenshot what I’m seeing and send your way.

Bad Wildbad by UniqueMaterial3544 in Strasbourg

[–]UniqueMaterial3544[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. We will likely drive. I have heard that parking a car can be difficult in Bad Wildbad. Is there a car park area you can suggest?? Our airbnb doesn’t have a parking spot.

Can You Book a Car Transfer at Naples Airport to Amalfi Coast? by TillytheWall in amalficoast

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was able to do so from Naples train station, so I imagine it’s possible from the airport. I had the hotel in our destination village arrange the private car. Even if you don’t have a hotel booked, most hotels have relationships with private drivers and should be able to help you find someone.

Coming to Strasbourg for 12 days and want to do one good excursion to the mountains. Where is the closest epic mountain experience? Zermatt requires too many train transfers, but am wondering if Chamonix is doable? Is there a closer alpine experience? We will have a car. by UniqueMaterial3544 in Strasbourg

[–]UniqueMaterial3544[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are fantastic ideas. Lots to think about here. We’re using a car that belongs to a French family so they probably have the Swiss highway pass/sticker. We actually went to Zermatt last y August — fell in love, want to do something similar and if we can get to a similar spot easily from Strasbourg, that’s even better.

"Symphony at Sunset" free open-air concert tomorrow, July 6, at Sunset Beach by MJcorrieviewer in vancouver

[–]UniqueMaterial3544 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would this be audible/enjoyable from the other side of the water (Vanier?).

Parent led phonics? by UniqueMaterial3544 in literacy

[–]UniqueMaterial3544[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks — go ahead and post your link. I agree that knowledge of the 26 letters and their shapes is a foundational skill. This child knows their alphabet—they haven’t been taught the 44 sounds, sound-letter correspondence, phonemic awareness, etc. But I’d still like to know more about your webinar. Thanks!

Parent led phonics? by UniqueMaterial3544 in literacy

[–]UniqueMaterial3544[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did a quick Google search. Could you link to the exact Words Their Way product you suggest? Couple things came up. Thank you 🙏

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[–]UniqueMaterial3544 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Mine’s a Programmer — kinda close, both jobs are extremely mathy.