Post by madamewaffles on Mar 1, 2015 23:56:38 GMT -5
GoBigOrGoGnome, the best thing for a sore throat for me is a spoonful of raw honey every couple hours. It coats and soothes so well! I also think it's a natural antibacterial. I've actually started taking it every night. Hope you feel better soon!
I'm up because my dog is picky about where he poops and apparently found himself in an urgent situation at 2:30am. We had an ice storm on top of snow and he can't/won't go on the snow because it is too slick. So I got to skate around to find him some icy grass instead.
I'm up because my dog is picky about where he poops and apparently found himself in an urgent situation at 2:30am. We had an ice storm on top of snow and he can't/won't go on the snow because it is too slick. So I got to skate around to find him some icy grass instead.
Thanks, @led - someday I'll laugh at Mr. Picky Paws but now I'm too tired. I'm reading this depressing book about an intersex child and its not helping me sleep.
Thanks, @led - someday I'll laugh at Mr. Picky Paws but now I'm too tired. I'm reading this depressing book about an intersex child and its not helping me sleep.
I always get way too in to stories to be able to sleep through them. Same with watching things. Unless it's foreign language films, those are about the only exception. And not even always.
I feel like someone mentioned something you can eat if you have a scratchy throat and it will make it feel better. Does anyone remember what that is? My throat feels all dry and sad when I swallow and I hate it. It probably also means I'm getting sick.
Marshmallows
However honey and cinnamon help me a lot when I'm sick.
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I have done laundry, cleaned, paid all the bills and graded all the papers I brought home with me. Now I am watching Amazing Race and mentally prepping myself to edit/finish yearbook pages. Can you tell I really don't want to?? fuzzylogic, come help!
Also, I am seriously considering driving to Disney for beignets for dinner. I do what I want.
God, no. Sorry. I have my own to edit and submit I really, really don't want to deal with them either!
There are so many things to be cleaned around this house that I am so overwhelmed I can't start.
Really want to pick up the first level of Japanese from Rosetta Stone today. I just wish it was more travel-oriented, especially in the beginning.
I loved tit for Rosetta Stone! I'm using it to try to learn German. But I agree with you, they don't just start with travel-oriented stuff. I don't know how Japanese works but I've seen 2 different ways to say sandwich... hope I know the right way when it matters!
I really want to learn German. I have had the whole Rosetta Stone set in my Amazon wishlist for months now and just have not talked myself into spending the money on it.
I have done laundry, cleaned, paid all the bills and graded all the papers I brought home with me. Now I am watching Amazing Race and mentally prepping myself to edit/finish yearbook pages. Can you tell I really don't want to?? fuzzylogic, come help!
Also, I am seriously considering driving to Disney for beignets for dinner. I do what I want.
God, no. Sorry. I have my own to edit and submit I really, really don't want to deal with them either!
I loved tit for Rosetta Stone! I'm using it to try to learn German. But I agree with you, they don't just start with travel-oriented stuff. I don't know how Japanese works but I've seen 2 different ways to say sandwich... hope I know the right way when it matters!
I really want to learn German. I have had the whole Rosetta Stone set in my Amazon wishlist for months now and just have not talked myself into spending the money on it.
What do you think if it so far?
I have the Rosetta stone for German. I have finished Level 1 and have started level 2. I really like it and find it really easy to learn if you keep with it. I also found through amazing Google searches that they have workbook pages for home school students. I use those to supplement what I learn in the lessons. Unfortunately I haven't been good about it since the holidays but I'm hoping to start back up again come spring.
I loved tit for Rosetta Stone! I'm using it to try to learn German. But I agree with you, they don't just start with travel-oriented stuff. I don't know how Japanese works but I've seen 2 different ways to say sandwich... hope I know the right way when it matters!
I really want to learn German. I have had the whole Rosetta Stone set in my Amazon wishlist for months now and just have not talked myself into spending the money on it.
What do you think if it so far?
I like it but its not good if you want to travel right away. With purchase of the program you get limited time free on-line access to games and you can learn conversational with a native speaker. I'm still in Level 1 unit 1. I've gotten to colors and house stuff but nothing that would help me travel to Germany yet.
I really want to learn German. I have had the whole Rosetta Stone set in my Amazon wishlist for months now and just have not talked myself into spending the money on it.
What do you think if it so far?
I like it but its not good if you want to travel right away. With purchase of the program you get limited time free on-line access to games and you can learn conversational with a native speaker. I'm still in Level 1 unit 1. I've gotten to colors and house stuff but nothing that would help me travel to Germany yet.
I don't plan on traveling any time soon. Mine is more of a family thing. I'm only 3rd generation. My great grandma came over when she was 14 during WW2. I would like to learn just for nostalgia purposes.
I like it but its not good if you want to travel right away. With purchase of the program you get limited time free on-line access to games and you can learn conversational with a native speaker. I'm still in Level 1 unit 1. I've gotten to colors and house stuff but nothing that would help me travel to Germany yet.
I don't plan on traveling any time soon. Mine is more of a family thing. I'm only 3rd generation. My great grandma came over when she was 14 during WW2. I would like to learn just for nostalgia purposes.
Then rosetta stone is the best way to go. You actually LEARN the language. Not just conversation. Also don't worry about grammar. The point is to pick it up as you learn like you would as a child. I use google translate when I get really hung up but other than that its pretty easy to figure out.
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