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Silent Hill themed adoptables for my original species, the Mugushis!
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Silent Hill: The Novel - Mumbler
This is something Heidi has done to me a FEW times when I’m complaining about not being able to hear people. Just mouthing words like she’s talking and not saying a DAMN thing. So it seemed like an appropriate follow up to the infamous “Drunk Mumbler” strip from a couple of weeks ago.
Water play 💦 She loved it and it gave the old baby bath another chance to shine. Must splashing ensued!
This is happening this weekend. I’m so nervous but also SO EXCITED for my daughter to be able to use the potty! We’ve been waffling on go-time for this but the other day I looked at her and she was so grown up and talking to me and I was like, UGH SHE IS TOO BIG TO BE SITTING IN HER POOP.
We have a three day weekend. I can work from home on Tuesday if I need to, giving us four days with her. Daycare is ready to go when we get back.
LET’S DO THIS.
(cross your fingers this is a more successful library book experiment than Anyone Can Learn to do the Splits)
Alternate version with Puppet Cybil.
We had a play date today with some of the kids Madison goes to school with. All of us moms met up at the trampoline park and let the kids wear themselves out. It was so much fun having other adults besides my husband to talk to. Don't get me wrong, I love talking to him, but its different when you’re talking to other moms. The kids gave us a lot of laughs with the silly little games they were playing and how they were chasing each other around.
I have a few things in common with one of the moms, and the plus side is she lives right around the corner from us. The downside, her daughter is allergic to cats and dogs, and an array of different foods, so I don't think she would ever be able to come over for a play date at our house. I’d feel so horrible if anything happened to her. We have 2 dogs and a cat.
Madison ended up hurting herself about 10 minutes before it was time for us to go. She was running and tripped, twisting her ankle...the same ankle she broke last year. Thankfully, there was no swelling or anything. We put some ice on it and I gave her a bit of Tylenol for the pain, and she felt better after an hour or two. She passed ALL the way out in the car (score!) I don't blame her though, they were running and jumping around for a solid 2 hours.
We’re home now and she read us the new book we got her tonight from B&N. She has almost every book from Elephant and Piggie. Her grandma will be here tomorrow to pick her up and take her back to Vegas for the weekend. Last free weekend with zero kids!
No lie, it will probably be spent on the couch.
Prince Harry’s ‘Mumbling’ Speech Leaves Thousands Of German Teens In English Exam Distraught
Thousands of German teens were left distraught after being asked to translate a speech by Prince Harry in an English exam, only to find they couldn’t understand the royal because he was “mumbling”.
Pupils in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, who listened to the speech as part of their end-of-secondary-school exams, also complained that the quality of the recording was poor.
According to local press, even English teachers and “native speakers” had trouble completing the exercise, with was based around a speech given by Prince Harry at an Aids centre in Africa in 2015.
“It was too difficult, it was beyond what you could have expected,” Brigitte Balbach, who works for the German teaching association Lehrer NRW, told The Local DE.
More than 45,000 people signed a petition, started by student Dario Schramm, demanding that the exam be changed.
“We think it is important that students in all of NRW are given a central final exam that is feasible,” the teenager wrote in the petition.
Teens said the test was made even harder with the inclusion of “African slang” in other sections and the use of vocabulary not taught in their English lessons to discuss Apartheid.
According to the BBC, German officials have now agreed to change the exam and marks from this year’s test are set to be revised.
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