My grandma lives close to my Dad so he is the one who does pretty much all the care work. She had to go to the hospital and my dad had COVID so he had to stay home. My uncle came into town to help, then called his sister for back up bc it was so much work.Then they ended up calling a cousin to help.
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This is like when pp on X were asking why we can't just have more non-political shows like the Expanse. The 1st episode asks who is entitled to water in a resource scarce environment. And there is a whole season about whether a guy fighting 2 colonial powers is a freedom fighter or a terrorist.
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He thinks he doesn't like it. But he has vinegarett salad dressing all the time (you think the name would clue him in). And he loves bruschetta, but doesn't realize it has balsamic vinegar. This is why he isn't allowed to see how things are made. 🤣
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My husband is pretty good about this in general but he isn't allowed in the kitchen when I am cooking anymore, because he will see me add an ingredient (like vinegar) that he doesn't like by itself and starts getting irritated/critical. And I am like dude you don't cook go away. 🤣
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Ugh! Article conflates pp who had #lyme & rash (were treated immediately) with pp who were left untreated for years. 2 very different patient pop. and you can't necessarily apply findings across populations.
Why is the reporting on this still so sloppy?
www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/202...
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Whatever a university is doing that you don't like, it's not the professors' fault. We have very little control over anything that happens outside of our classrooms. Blame a dean, provost, or president.
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yes! iota-carageenan, and yes it's more of a prophylaxis. My Lyme doctor recommended black seed oil pills for exposure ( but you have to do that every). There isn't much evidence on how it affects COVID but it is a proven anti-viral and anti-inflammatory so probably doing some good regardless 🤷
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I started using this because I read one of the ingredients decreased transmission in a clinical trial with doctors exposed to covid. Of course I do not remember the name of the study or the ingredient. 🤦
BETADINE Cold Defence Nasal Spray 20ml New Improved Formula (Packaging May Vary) a.co/d/7zxMYfx
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I saw Back to the Future in London after seeing Les Miserables, Cabaret, and Rigoletto. Because after that list I just wanted to see something silly and fun.And it was pretty cute and had some good stage magic. I was pleasantly surprised. You do have to be in the mood for silly.
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I was tempted to do this when they first moved to those clear plastic purses at all of the stadiums.
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And given how many good land grant schools are now in the hands of Republicans, many of the big University Presidents are NOT liberal.
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Thanks! I kept seeing those Liquid IV pouches as COSTCO and wondered if they were any good.
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The line that got me was when she said the child didn't understand that they were giving her a better life. Even after the whole experience there was zero self-awareness that if the child is that traumatized maybe it's not a better life.
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This happened to me last week, and I feel like I should have immediately gone out and bought a lottery ticket 🤣
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Not to mention that things get tricky when you can't get a diagnosis or have a contested diagnosis.
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Yep. We got 2 new congressional seats because of growth in BIPOC population but somehow have one less majority-minority district than 2010 map. 🤔
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great thread on the history of academic freedom in the West ->
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Or 4 different numbers if some of your doctors are out of network, and you have the separate out of network deductible and out of pocket max.
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Interesting read on the legality of super PACs, post-Trump.
lessig.medium.com/professor-do...
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My friend's 3 year old was indignant when he learned that the girls in his class don't have weewees. (He loves using public restrooms so he can pee in the urinal). He decided that the only fair thing would be for the teachers to hand out weewees to any one in the class who didn't have one.
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I have an academic friend who buys a cute stuffed animal for her office whenever she gets a paper reject. The students get a kick out of seeing them all too.
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ugh so sorry. One of the cruelest things about chronic illness is that you can't afford the energy it takes to properly be sad, and you can't afford the energy it takes to do the activities that used to make you feel better.
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Oh yeah I got sticker shock when I moved from Texas to Indiana, on things like home repair/landscaping etc. Whenever I hear home owners in Texas complaining about immigrants, I am like y'all have no idea how much you are benefiting in this equation.
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I need someone to put this on a sticker or embroider it or something because it basically sums up living in my body:
My body is not a wonderland, it's a fucking haunted house
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We had DARE but then we also had like an officer friendly type thing. Then they gave a bunch of officers these trading cards, and if you saw one of them around town, you could stop and ask them for their trading card.
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I get so tired of the narrative that prosecuting former heads of state is totally unprecedented.
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I always think about Gary Gulman's joke about finding a lost $20 and what that would mean to Bill Gates 🤣 youtu.be/kigCJccCnU0?...
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Yeah, TX voters would have to approve this as a constitutional amendment. I live in a pretty conservative part of the state, and I don't see it going over well even here.
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Yep! Also associate it with the science fair boards.
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If he didn't want to be president again he should have just stepped aside after his first term.
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