emilyw46d64758b

There’s a lot of flack here for husbands. Working from home is so difficult but it’s not like all of them are just sitting in the corner watching. My husband isn’t able to work from home and often isn’t home until just before or after dinner so that responsibility still falls to me.… Read More

We had a mom who was constantly asking questions on behalf of her 17 year old. We told both her and her kid that she was old enough to ask her own questions. Suddenly we started getting emailed questions from the student that were fairly articulated and did not sound like the student… Read More

Not that no gen z have boomer parents, but statistically most would have gen x parents. Coming from someone who works with kids primarily in the gen z age group.

In a small defence of them. I come from an Asian family and play Mahjong but the number of people who still know the rules is diminishing rapidly. Many of my younger cousins never learnt and my none Asian friends are super intimidated by the Chinese characters and it’s hard to get… Read More

As a geography major, geography majors don’t know shit about where countries are. Better to ask a poli sci major.

That I may not instantly have that emotional bond with my child and the post partum depression is very real, very common and it’s ok to seek help for it. I suffered alone for a long time.

So much truth. Just yesterday I came home from the store with 2 cartons of chocolate milk. Husband: what the hell you’re lactose intolerant! Me: But they were 2 for $2.

Treat school like a 9-5 job. If you have a 9 o'clock class but don't have another till 2 don't go back to your dorm or house between and end up playing video games till 2 in the morning. Work straight (obviously with breaks) from 9-5 whether you have classes all day or not, then you'll… Read More

I remember becoming obsessed after reading then watching the movie Matilda when I was 6 or 7. I went on a pancake making spree which evolved into a love of being in the kitchen. It's my comfort zone now.