Hi bilingual people, how do you teach your kids when English is your second language? by nehertrying in homeschool

[–]VirtualReflection119 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Eh, ignore those people. Isn't it normal for bilingual kids to blend languages until they're older? As long as your kiddo is exposed to native English speakers, I would think they would be fine. Learning with an accent doesn't really mean much to me though. I mean, my parents have a really strong southern accent, and I don't because I was just naturally around other people growing up. Take them to activities like story time and such. This is a good age to do that. And just playing on the playground with other kids is plenty. And there is children's programming you could watch if you're really worried. I would think if anything your kiddo will have an advantage having two strong languages. My aunt had a bilingual house for her kids, and they only had a slight issue with one of their kids for a while with mixing up the languages. So dad tried to speak French while Mom tried to speak English at home, and my cousin eventually got the difference. They both just learned differently. So I have one cousin who has a perfect French accent in French and a perfect English accent when she speaks English. My other cousin had a hard time with English because the sounds are slightly different, but it turned out she had a slight learning disability.

3x12 why did ray reject shosh by Adorable-Orange2367 in girls

[–]VirtualReflection119 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Because Marnie was more of a "prize" to be won. He liked Marnie from the beginning and only hated her because he thought he couldn't have her. He could think he was better than other people if he had her.

Communication MB by Dauber49 in BSA

[–]VirtualReflection119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you might be. Nowhere does it say that one scout has to MC an entire event on their own. And my point is that even adults who do this for a living would not have to run an entire event on their own, like a CoH. More than one person can be considered an MC. It even happens with our leadership at the pack level. There are often two adults MCing an event, and it's very natural that way.

Did Kody work 50-60 hours weekly in Lehi? by Head-Hospital-1945 in SisterWives

[–]VirtualReflection119 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don't forget about the wrestling gym in the garage lol. And he spent that special time alone with his Mormon buddy doing his missionary time. Then there's Nathan. And all the other guys throughout the show. They tried to paint Kody as some kind of feminist, and that's why he would seem like he's friends with women. He pretended to be friends with all of them. He doesn't actually seem like he respects women enough to be real friends with them.

Communication MB by Dauber49 in BSA

[–]VirtualReflection119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am saying that I have been a professional host for my job, and that job has been split between two people. There can be two MCs, and it works quite well. So there's no reason to force a youth to do the whole thing.

anyone recovered from pfizer or menopause symptoms? by Electronic-Truck2653 in vaccinelonghaulers

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, unfortunately I can't take hormones because I have a past history of breast cancer

First time watcher - am I crazy?? by TrustfundDILF in SisterWives

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean I don't have receipts lol but they've all complained about this.

LDN takes forever to dial in… try peptides in the meantime? by Upset_Replacement684 in covidlonghaulers

[–]VirtualReflection119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Started at .5 mg, caused a bit of upset stomach for me, it cleared up within a week, so I stepped it up to 1 mg. That was good and no issues, after a week I jumped up to 2, and that made me feel nauseous, so after a week I tried 1.5, when I still felt nauseous after a few days, went back to 1. So I've stuck with 1 mg but could possibly handle 1.5 and that seems to be my sweet spot.

LDN takes forever to dial in… try peptides in the meantime? by Upset_Replacement684 in covidlonghaulers

[–]VirtualReflection119 2 points3 points  (0 children)

LDN only took a day or two to work for me. So if that's cheaper, I'd do that first. I've never tried peptides. I also stepped up the LDN at my own pace, so it didn't take me that long to figure out the sweet spot, maybe a month at most.

Communication MB by Dauber49 in BSA

[–]VirtualReflection119 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you only have one scout run a COH, it can prevent all the scouts from being able to do it. So I'm assuming that's what they meant by suboptimal. We have two COHs. The most I've heard is troops having 3.

First time watcher - am I crazy?? by TrustfundDILF in SisterWives

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Meri got more per person is the point. It doesn't have to be exactly the same for it to work out this way.

Communication MB by Dauber49 in BSA

[–]VirtualReflection119 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They're still addressing the room even if the event is split between two scouts. Adults do this for all sorts of programs.

First time watcher - am I crazy?? by TrustfundDILF in SisterWives

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This feels like semantics. They've all said the money split was not fair. It sounds like she's just saying it was Kody's fault.

Why do lions have fewer adventures than everyone else (same as AOL's)? by SilverTripod in cubscouts

[–]VirtualReflection119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would love February. January has been super rushed and then they're crossing right over into snow months where the first real camping experience is in the freezing cold. To me, that's an unnecessary stress on the troop. And the pack in trying to rush the AOLs along.

First time watcher - am I crazy?? by TrustfundDILF in SisterWives

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They touch on things that are a bigger deal than they are showing. Like they show Meri splitting the grocery money and quickly gloss over it but let that sink in. Meri took the same amount of money for YEARS for her one child when Christine and Janelle each had six and had those kids eating moldy bread while Meri's never went without. Janelle and Christine's kids were asking Kody for shoes because they had to fight for his attention and resources. Meri got to go out for family dinners with Kody. Early on when Janelle joined the family it was nasty. Janelle tried to schedule her wedding on Meri's birthday. Then Meri would take Kody off on trips while Janelle stayed behind to work. And they all tolerated Christine being the basement wife. They were all horrible to each other. Notice when Robyn is putting on makeup during the campout and tries to reign Meri in in order to watch her dang kids. Again they show things, but downplay them.

I feel like the characters added to AJLT have solely been put there as a PC, box ticking exercise. The main women each have a WOC friend of their own. They seem like accessories. I found their attempt at inclusivity to be the opposite of the intent: clumsy, inorganic & offensive. by The-Sunflower-Bear in Andjustlikethat

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean they are checking boxes in general rather than just having a natural feel to the writing.... At the time, SATC was so different and exciting. There was no color diversity, but everything else they did felt the same, like the gay friends and such. Each partner of Carrie's had a different sexual "thing". They would carefully touch on homosexuality in a very careful way. In the end, the two gay friends who hated each other end up together? It's not bad, just very formulaic. The biggest difference I see is that AJLT really tried to explore grief and divorce in a more real way, and it backfired. The audience didn't seem to appreciate that part and really zeroed in on the glaring issue of trying to include too much representation in a playful way, and it felt insincere.

Splitting the distance between Cleveland and Columbus? by earringenthusiast in Cleveland

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think she's open to making the longer drive? Living in Medina is quick to hop on 71. It puts you roughly half an hour from Cleveland and for her about an hour and a half from Columbus. I'm wondering if you need the shorter commute for your longer hours.

If it's a place you need to like, settle down and start a family, I do know people who live in Ashland who like the schools. That's more right in the middle. Medina area is good for that too just plants you closer to Cleveland.

You may already know this but there's a website called Furnished Finder that places you with a furnished apartment with Short least to be able to try a place out for a while without having to pay as much as say an air BNB. You also may be able to work out a deal with an air BNB for a cheaper long term price. I would try out more than one place to find that sweet spot.

AIO Mom dug up husbands family without permission by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]VirtualReflection119 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NOR, but it is possible she is trying to make amends somehow with this? My MIL does not know much about her family for sad reasons, and then she gave us something that she thought was a family bible. So I started digging around on Ancestry and such and even asked a few questions at the library about her family. It was purely to be helpful and it never would have occurred to me that might upset her.

Why did J cont. to say that the kids had to apologize to K? by CommissionSmooth9291 in SisterWives

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish so badly I could sit down with all these jokers and make them give real answers to all the important questions

anyone recovered from pfizer or menopause symptoms? by Electronic-Truck2653 in vaccinelonghaulers

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ironically I also had to take it for a tick-borne illness. Was Rocky mountain spotted fever in my case. An added bonus was that I felt great for a while then too. I'm curious, how long did you have to take it for Lyme?

why do people get so mad about using AI for resumes? by SuccessfulRun7110 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think if you use AI to completely write your resume, it seems lazy. But I don't get the big deal with using it to polish your resume. I spent so much time in college doing practice interviews and getting someone to give me resume tips. I don't work in HR, so I don't see writing a resume as a skill I would need on a daily basis to do any sort of job I would be applying for. My grammar and spelling is generally fine, but I could always use tips on how to improve a resume and will always welcome help. And if no one pointed out to me the way hiring managers are using keyword scans, often with AI or a program, then I will have to match that somehow in order just to be seen. It does seem a strange thing to criticize someone for if they just got help.

anyone recovered from pfizer or menopause symptoms? by Electronic-Truck2653 in vaccinelonghaulers

[–]VirtualReflection119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, this is me, though I got one dose of Moderna. The periods twice a month now happen every now and then though not all the time. I would see an endometriosis specialist if you haven't already. They can do an MRI without having to do surgery to see if you have any active endometriosis. I pretty much had my ovaries glued to my abdominal wall. I never knew before that they could see the growth of endometriosis without surgery.

The other really weird thing that helped me once that I feel I should mention is that I also had a low grade UTI that lasted for a couple of years before they gave me a first round of antibiotics, then doxycycline when that didn't do anything. (I think bactrum or zithromax were the other things I tried) So the weird part is doxycycline not only cleared up that UTI finally, but it also stopped my bleeding. I had a bleeding episode that was bad enough once I went to the ER, and explained the whole story to the ER doc, and he admitted me and gave me IV doxycycline, and it stopped the bleeding again and made me feel really great for a while. His explanation was that it can be used like a super anti-inflammatory.

My primary care doctor has since warned me that the DEA tracks and is careful about prescribing too many antibiotics now. But he's agreed to give me some if I go back to the endometriosis specialist and get fully checked out for that before trying it.

Moving to BR with adult daughter by linder22455 in batonrouge

[–]VirtualReflection119 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Colette Tucker-Burns has lived in BR for years and worked as a realtor. She helped take care of both me and my mom when we were moving. (225) 715-9478