Ok let's hear the story. I had a similar teacher experience, even had the dual teacher thing, but it was not as bad. Although she ended up having a major seizure in the middle of class which was pretty upsetting for us, but obviously that had nothing to do with how she was treating me.
In a situation where you don't have constant access to abundant electricity, you would naturally reduce your use of electronics quite a bit. An e-reader battery lasts a long time, so load it up with a bunch of good and useful books and that panel will be able to power it indefinitely. Winter is tricky, still it would probably be enough to keep it going with sparse use. Or you could rig up a bike-alternator-car battery set up. But you need to think about how much power you can reasonably generate and base your planned consumption off of that. This makes me sound like a big prepper, I'm not, but I have been thinking about this a lot lately. Wonder why...
I was just thinking about that series. I read the first three I think when it first came out. I saw someone talk about how they reread it and decided it wasn't as good at they thought it was when they first read it. But I've always thought I might still give it another go, mostly for nostalgias sake. Is this your first read through. Is it a concluded series?
Same, I didn't know why but it's actually working as a journal better than any other app I've tried for me. Maybe just feeling like it's not going to try to sell me something or steal my data.
I'm going to have to agree, end the article saying that it will drag on and hurt his midterms. What a joke, no shit but so will innumerable other equally damning things. He's clearly banking on the midterms not happening.
Won't be destroyed, definitely very out of tune though. Wouldn't be great to play on but cold is not as bad as heat can be. Luckily he didn't take it in with him.
Most non vegans don't think about these things as much as we do and so they won't even notice. If they do, I think that it is a good conversation starter to the actual realities of being vegan, and may make it seem more accessible to them.
I'm working my way through Open Veins of Latin America which goes into this in much more depth. I haven't finished but would recommend, although the reason I haven't finished is because it is a moderately heavy read.
Some of those have milk in them, caught me by surprise since some do some don't. A little accidental milk exposure doesn't bother me much but just fyi.
Ok let's hear the story. I had a similar teacher experience, even had the dual teacher thing, but it was not as bad. Although she ended up having a major seizure in the middle of class which was pretty upsetting for us, but obviously that had nothing to do with how she was treating me.
Well said, thanks for that little bit of measured realistic optimism I needed it today.
I want to hear that lecture!
Can you elaborate? Fully ready to be on your side but I don't have the time to dig in to know what you are taking about.
I like e-reader for a camping setup since it is lightweight. You can also do a little cyber deck build and load up all of wikipedia.
In a situation where you don't have constant access to abundant electricity, you would naturally reduce your use of electronics quite a bit. An e-reader battery lasts a long time, so load it up with a bunch of good and useful books and that panel will be able to power it indefinitely. Winter is tricky, still it would probably be enough to keep it going with sparse use. Or you could rig up a bike-alternator-car battery set up. But you need to think about how much power you can reasonably generate and base your planned consumption off of that. This makes me sound like a big prepper, I'm not, but I have been thinking about this a lot lately. Wonder why...
I was just thinking about that series. I read the first three I think when it first came out. I saw someone talk about how they reread it and decided it wasn't as good at they thought it was when they first read it. But I've always thought I might still give it another go, mostly for nostalgias sake. Is this your first read through. Is it a concluded series?
Same, I didn't know why but it's actually working as a journal better than any other app I've tried for me. Maybe just feeling like it's not going to try to sell me something or steal my data.
Never heard of her what a bad ass
Sorry that happened that must have been a real bummer.
I'm going to have to agree, end the article saying that it will drag on and hurt his midterms. What a joke, no shit but so will innumerable other equally damning things. He's clearly banking on the midterms not happening.
Looks great and nice picture too! Crust looks perfect!
Won't be destroyed, definitely very out of tune though. Wouldn't be great to play on but cold is not as bad as heat can be. Luckily he didn't take it in with him.
Shh don't tell them... Ignorance is bliss
Most non vegans don't think about these things as much as we do and so they won't even notice. If they do, I think that it is a good conversation starter to the actual realities of being vegan, and may make it seem more accessible to them.
I'm working my way through Open Veins of Latin America which goes into this in much more depth. I haven't finished but would recommend, although the reason I haven't finished is because it is a moderately heavy read.
Nice! Looks good and doesn't sound too hard. Also I love how much food you get with a lasagna
What tvp do you use? It looks bigger than crumbles. I've used carne de soya from the Mexican grocery, yours looks maybe even bigger than those chunks.
Some of those have milk in them, caught me by surprise since some do some don't. A little accidental milk exposure doesn't bother me much but just fyi.
I love these, wish they shipped to the states!