Tesla 3 to be unveiled at 2030 PDT.
Well, that's inconsiderate for those of us who will be on 1 April.
/sigh.
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Bahamut.Kara said: »
Lol
Danish 'wild' kindergartens
Zahrah!
Cute kids :) Your youngest is sitting up really well! He looks pretty tall in the picture, but maybe the angle makes it difficult to tell.
Danish 'wild' kindergartens
Zahrah!
Cute kids :) Your youngest is sitting up really well! He looks pretty tall in the picture, but maybe the angle makes it difficult to tell.
Thank you! Your sweetpeas as well! Sorry I wasn't on last Friday.
That's actually a pretty interesting concept as far as childcare goes. What kid doesn't enjoy loafing around outdoors? It seems like trotting off to fieldtrips in parks and national forests or scouting. Not exactly sure why this would constitute an international gasp.
EDIT: Loved this blurb in particular...
Quote:
Children are natural explorers so the overcorrecting, protecting, taking over a task or barricading any possible danger areas instead of explaining what they are and how to be careful are all contrary to instilling trust and building confidence in kids.
DOUBLE EDIT: Are you two tinkering with the idea of enrolling the tots in a program like that?
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Bahamut.Milamber said: »
Tesla 3 to be unveiled at 2030 PDT.
Well, that's inconsiderate for those of us who will be on 1 April.
/sigh.
Well, that's inconsiderate for those of us who will be on 1 April.
/sigh.
-sets an alarm-
14 years to go.
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Siren.Mosin said: »
I'd buy some more fruit with that 40 bucks.
Gardening season is upon us! Thread bump imminent.
I'm surprised so many variations of plums can withstand your climate.
Thinking of getting two peach trees since the previous owners already planted plums. Plums produce a ridiculous yield here.
EDIT: Officially jealous. We can't grow cherry trees here. (Cherry trees are primo climbing trees once they reach maturity. On par with live oak and magnolia.)
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: »
Generally paired with high winds because Winter apparently never ends.
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: »
Siren.Mosin said: »
I'd buy some more fruit with that 40 bucks.
Gardening season is upon us! Thread bump imminent.
I'm surprised so many variations of plums can withstand your climate.
Thinking of getting two peach trees since the previous owners already planted plums. Plums produce a ridiculous yield here.
EDIT: Officially jealous. We can't grow cherry trees here. (Cherry trees are primo climbing trees once they reach maturity. On par with live oak and magnolia.)
hells ya! I was hoping to get some seeds into some eggshells this weekend.
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The climate here is beyond seeding right now. So, I'll half-*** it this year.
What I should be doing right now: Turning soil in the plot since it was abused last year, or mulching the front bed. Whatever. We'll switch cars for the mulch load, and I'll get on it tomorrow or over the weekend.
If you can get installation on appliances at Lowes/Home Depot, why can you pay a little extra to get them to deliver and unload mulch? That'd be magic!
What I should be doing right now: Turning soil in the plot since it was abused last year, or mulching the front bed. Whatever. We'll switch cars for the mulch load, and I'll get on it tomorrow or over the weekend.
If you can get installation on appliances at Lowes/Home Depot, why can you pay a little extra to get them to deliver and unload mulch? That'd be magic!
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: »
ugh.. don't remind me. Every time my mom has a day off she calls me so I can clean up her yard and gardens so she can plant stuff.
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It's Dread! Saw the Serj greenlit not long ago. Lot's of people meandering around today.
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my work is giving me the option of taking some extra elective training. apparently i can learn an intro to software programing and a course on programming for android or iphones. the other option is a week long training management.
my work is trying to figure out what i want to do, but i'm not sure myself. programming seems super interesting and fun, but my strongest skill is interpersonal interaction. i think project management is the smarter thing to look at.
my work is trying to figure out what i want to do, but i'm not sure myself. programming seems super interesting and fun, but my strongest skill is interpersonal interaction. i think project management is the smarter thing to look at.
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That would be really useful. Are they going to comp it?
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: »
That would be really useful. Are they going to comp it?
yeah, they do random assessments. if you're within the top 5% they give you the option of doing stuff like this. it lets them track who isn't dumb and what interests them. the events are alwayas all inclusive including meals. i hope it's in another city and they pay for a room. i'd love to make a mess and not clean it up.
I love the backround music in Eve. just idling in a space station while playing other games.
Bismarck.Misao said: »
R00KS....
I didn't change thread titles. My thing is the word swapping.
I would have done random avi swap? :D
(not too late)
(not too late)
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"Kingdom of Ichi"? That doesn't flow so well... ;_;
(Although residents being "Ichizens" has kind of an appeal...) :p
(Although residents being "Ichizens" has kind of an appeal...) :p
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Just saw this
All kindergartens here are like this. At least all of them that are near us.
They'll move over from vuggestue to børnehaven (kindergarten) at age 3.
Our daughter has already done outings starting at 18 months to farms, the beach, and parks. They go via city buses or walking, depending on the location. As they get older (over age 6 iirc) they take bike tours with their classes.
Currently they have a bouncing matt in the main room where they allow/encourage jumping from a shelf and tumbling. I'll take a picture later and post it.
Prett sure it is the same in sweden, but you'd have to ask Drac.
Caitsith.Zahrah said: »
DOUBLE EDIT: Are you two tinkering with the idea of enrolling the tots in a program like that?
They'll move over from vuggestue to børnehaven (kindergarten) at age 3.
Our daughter has already done outings starting at 18 months to farms, the beach, and parks. They go via city buses or walking, depending on the location. As they get older (over age 6 iirc) they take bike tours with their classes.
Currently they have a bouncing matt in the main room where they allow/encourage jumping from a shelf and tumbling. I'll take a picture later and post it.
Prett sure it is the same in sweden, but you'd have to ask Drac.
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Bahamut.Kara said: »
I hate april fools day.
I'm not a big fan of it myself, but I got an alarming number of requests for something to happen. This was harmless enough, and gave people some Easter eggs to find.
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Morning, FC!
Rooks said: »
some Easter eggs to find
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Isn't a linkshell in FFXIV still a linkshell?
Grumpy Cat said: »
Isn't a linkshell in FFXIV still a linkshell?
Mayhem Hurray!!!
Also, I would like to thank whichever mod dropped the ball on that one dopey kid's frantic effort to kick seha and I out of their stupid thread....
also now that I am an elite member of her group you shall taste my zesty italian wrath
Also, I would like to thank whichever mod dropped the ball on that one dopey kid's frantic effort to kick seha and I out of their stupid thread....
also now that I am an elite member of her group you shall taste my zesty italian wrath
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