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There is no stove in your suite, keep that in mind when planning meals. There is a community kitchen on the 1st floor that you can use, I NEVER used it during my year in residence. Laundry is also on the 1st floor I believe, I always did mine off-site. If you've done the virtual tour on the Residence website, it's smaller than it appears, you don't have a lot of kitchen space. Rooms are a decent size, I felt mostly comfortable in mine. You're free to rearrange your living space, so long as you put it back EXACTLY as it was when you arrived. I attempted to bring a futon for an additional place to sit for my room, since all you have is your bed and chair for seats. Additionally, you MUST sign in your guests, and can have a maximum of 2 guests at a time.

Rooms are given inspected prior to you moving in, and on the residence portal you're required to agree with the things that are reported. A recommendation is to take photos and upload them to some sort of cloud storage service like Dropbox or Drive so that you have a record of the state of the upon your arrival.

Last year we had a total of five fire alarm incidents which required the entire building to evacuate. Each time it was NOT an emergency, but you are still expected to evacuate regardless. One of those was at 4AM.

Visit Staples or Amazon for a 4-month calendar and put your class schedule, assignment due dates, and any other important dates on it once you're set up in your room. Being able to see your entire semester at a glance and know what's coming up soon is crucial to your success.


Those are just some of the negatives I experienced in residence living, but I'm also a little bit older than the average person who was in residence, so that played into account for my feelings towards the inconveniences. The proximity to the school is fantastic and makes it easy to get to class on time, especially in those snowy days, and there will be snowy days.

Get your One-Card and get your bus-pass stamp with it, learn the bus routes for the area, know how to get to some important places like your bank, the mall, grocery stores (there is a grocery bus, I forget when it runs), and any other place you think you might want to know how to get to.

If you've got any other questions, I can do my best to answer them.

Goddamn it, it makes perfect sense.

You just have to read in between the lines.

I shall re-state a earlier explanation, and then explain EXACTLY what it means.

I should not have to do this though, especially for someone who is, by my guess, 38 years old.

When eggs where first created

This is referring to a time. Now, Time is a interesting concept. It is defined as a point of time as measured in hours and minutes past midnight or noon, however in this context, it is more ambiguous, referring to a event, rather then a linear measure.

it wasn't of it when the name was put to

First step is to expand the sentence.

It was not of it when the name was put to.

Now let's we-word it

It was not called egg, when the name was first put to

This means that when eggs were first discovered, it was not called egg. My guess is whoever discovered it called it "By-product of chicken"

and from the apple free

This one is using a metaphor.

A Metaphor is defined as a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

Now, you might be scratching your head. That is to be expected. "What could apple free" be referring to?

In this case, it is coming from various other parts of the sentence.

Apple free is a metaphor, and it is being used to describe people, who are capable of free thought. These people, as you will find out later, are partially responsible for the naming of the egg(plant).

but because of the goat

Now a goat is being involved.

You see, the originally wanted to call it "Goat"

However, then they saw a real goat.

And they got confused.

They can't call two things goats!

Then people would get confused! (Sadly, they forgot this principle when coining the term "Duck", which has two meanings: a waterbird with a broad blunt bill, short legs, webbed feet, and a waddling gait, and lower the head or the body quickly to avoid a blow or so as not to be seen.)

But I'm getting off topic.

Luckily, a smart man came along and told them that if they gave it a new name, which was never used before, then people would not be confused

it was renamed egg

This was to avoid confusion.

due to the seventeenth month

This is due to a certain calendar, which you can purchase here

http://www.amazon.com/Orange-Circle-Studio-17-Month-15545/dp/1622263952

of each leap year

Back in the times when eggs were coined, nobody could read. So they did not know that that was not a leap year.

and called egg plant

However, they could read a little bit. When they read the book, they saw the words "Egg plant". And they thought "Gee, that's a even better name, and it isn't even being used yet!

For you see, eggplants had not yet been discovered.

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I do hope that this has helped enlighten you, and I wish you much luck in your future egg-related endeavors.

I'm not sure if you're currently tracking the lunar cycles, but if not I definitely recommend first and foremost getting a lunar calendar. If you have a local crystal/apothecary shop it's likely they'll have them for sale. Same with New Age-y stores.

If you can't buy local, they sell them pretty cheap on Amazon.

Post it where you can see it every day. If you use a day calendar, post it next to your day calendar and use your lunar calendar to make the majority of appointments/plans.

Keep a journal. Note any correlations in mood and lunar cycle. Use these correlations to plan ahead.

Read up on moon magick (if you haven't already). A lot of people recommend Diane Ahlquist's Moon Magic.

Briefly, moon phases correspond as follows:

New Moon is for beginning things. Undertaking new ventures, new friendships, new projects. Optimism and growth.

Full Moon is for power and completion. Closing on a house, keeping a promise to yourself, manifesting your desires. Month-long spells begun on the New Moon using the next full moon as a timetable have worked really, really well for me in the past.

Waning Moon (the period from after the full moon until the new moon) is for banishment and eradication. Spring cleaning, breakups, dissolution of old friendships.

Waxing Moon (the period from after the new moon until the full moon) is for growth and labor. Gestation, if you will. Hard work, sacrifice, working towards the fruits of your labor.

If you're into elemental correspondences, New Moon corresponds to Air, Waxing Moon to Earth, Full Moon to Water, Waning Moon to Fire. (There will probably be some people who dispute that/disagree with those correspondences based on their relationships with those elements and their relationship to the moon. I claim no authority, only my experiences.)

Also, it's important to note that the moons follow a procession through the zodiac just like the sun does. So, for example, this most recent full moon was a full moon in Gemini, the zodiac sign which rules communication, among other things. December's full moon is going to be full moon in Cancer, the zodiac sign which rules the moon and emotions among other things. Use these to your advantage.

Observe, Record, Plan Ahead. You've got this.

Sorry if any of this was stuff you already knew, thanks for reading!

I used this one from the IAPMD website for six months and then took it to my doctor to get a referral to a gynaecologist.

It was ok for that purpose, but now I track just using a month to view paper calendar (like this ), and note down any symptoms I feel. I use the month to view as it means I can look back to the same time in previous months easily and see patterns in symptoms. I also note down anything that could have exacerbated the symptoms so I can hopefully spot patterns for self care in future.

I honestly think that the biggest help for my symptoms has been good tracking. It helps me avoid planning stressful events when I’m likely to be bad, and helps me see that what I’m feeling may not be real.

The posts on this subreddit are awesome in identifying additional symptoms of PMDD which you may not have attributed to PMDD before.

I have spent a lot of thought and time this summer trying to sort my priorities, it's amazing how things like losing a family member will change your perspective on stuff like that. I am really sorry for your loss, your family member sounds like a wonderful person. In my case, I haven't lost anyone, however I am studying on the other side of the world and I feel like I'm growing apart from them. So, because of that, I am linking items that will help me make the most of my time away so that I'm not leaving my family for nothing.

This calendar will help me organise my assignments and meetings, allowing me to stay on top of my studies. I need these to take notes in class. This will allow me to wake up earlier than I do currently and study, as I won't have to wait for the coffee shops to open.

I often see people complaining about things in the workplace, and from reading your comment you're absolutely right to do so.

So I'm going to make a suggestion.

Buy this; https://www.amazon.com/OVERSIZED-Calendar-Organizer-Vertical-Laminated/dp/B01IH79IIM or https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CZHSXX8/

Take ownership of the working roster by showing your supervisor how easy it is to schedule (you can even use software like https://www.deputy.com to design it in the first place, it has a free trial). Give examples of what you are doing to her manager (or area managers) show what benefits you bring.

If nothing else, if nothing changes at your current place you have a great example to show on your next interview of how you 'identified an issue, formulated a resolution, deployed a resolution, used continuous improvement, and provided stability to your companies operations' and even better it provides you with a step upwards.

As a manager the worst thing I can hear is 'My boss doesn't have a clue', often I don't, I do a different role to my guys, I used to live by the maxim of 'Don't ask someone to do something you can't do yourself' but in this 'climate' I often don't have the time to even begin, so I rely entirely on my team to tell me of issues and honestly to suggest fixes for them, because like yourself you know the issue intimately and can likely solve it better.

Have you considered getting something like this? Prices vary from store to store, but it might make it easier in the long run to have something similar. Or, if you have a teacher supply or craft store like Michael's nearby, they usually have stuff around this time for back to school.

Or use a piece of poster paper that has grid lines, go over them in Sharpie (like a 2" by 2" square) and then have it laminated so you can use dry erase marker over it for the dates/events each month?

If you have access to an RA resource room, you could use a die-cut machine (if it has one), and make the letters for each month of the school year using that to give it some color. You could even make border for each month with die-cuts of leaves and other seasonal stuff. (My RA resource room had various die-cut shapes that were always fun to use.)

Hope this helps! :)

I have this calendar that has one vintage gameday program cover every month. Haven't kept track, but I think they go back to the 30's and 40's. Definitely the 50's. I bet printing any of these out poster-style would look great. Be sure and post the finished product!

I bought this "Beyond the Wall" GoT Real Filming Locations 2018 calendar as a white elephant gift for another GoT fan. Its a more subtle gift and I think its a pretty solid for under $10 bucks on AMZN:
https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Wall-Unofficial-Locations-Calendar/dp/B07613F64W

Thanks!

IF anyone wants to help our local animal rescue group instead of the advertiser they can use this ugly link.

http://smile.amazon.com/Splatoon%C2%99-2018-Wall-Calendar-Nintendo/dp/1419724606/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1509544900&sr=8-1&keywords=Splatoon%E2%84%A2+2018+Wall+Calendar

Supports 'Forever Homes' which is where we got the doggo.

When I was a baby my mom had a calendar that she used. It was specifically to track milestones and there were places for pictures as well. It came with stickers so when baby let a milestone you just put the sticker on the date. This seems easiest to me. Just keep it hanging up in the kitchen so it's always there to remind me. If I used a book it would never get done.

I think this is the one I'm getting. Carter's First Year Calendar, Stickers Provided, Measures 11 x 18" - Sweet Sparkle https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RWV3A0C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_yJisybCSFPE19

Infinite has a 2017 Season's Greetings that would be nice, I know I'd like it lol. If you want it here by Christmas though you might be paying a lot for shipping. edit: I found it on Prime :)

There are a couple US stores that sell kpop apparel, one of them is MunkyPop. I've ordered from them before, their stuff is really comfy, good quality.

There's also ebay. You could get some photocards, posters, maybe a lightstick? There's a variety of stuff there, but again you'd need to consider shipping.

Budget?


Audio Technica ath-m50x headphones. Music is key to graphic design.

Wacom Intuos tablet if they dont have one already.


IPS Monitor (if they need a new one)


Datacolor Spyder4PRO Display Calibration System





An awesome desk light like this

Cool little desk calendar

This calendar would be a great way to help your daughter learn the days of the week.

This pretty pink mousepad is pretty awesome...a little pricey though...so I'll look more.

pink is the new black

edit: pink pencil organizers

MLP wall calendar

[](/b09"Don't know about overseas amazon sites though if you're not in the US")You can buy it from amazon.com in the US here, and also here for some reason. There's a 2011 one as well, but it's Gen 3.

Free Prime shipping on all of them!

I think something that is absolutely essential in the office is a funny calendar like this one preferably a desk calendar. Even if you're in a crappy mood because of something that happened that day you can look at your calendar, have a quick chuckle, and move on with your day. Or you can get a desk calendar with a random fact. It gives you 5 minutes to break away from the day.

From my wish list

I bought this about an hour ago - https://www.amazon.com/Calendar-Erasable-Reversible-Vertical-Horizontal/dp/B01E5T8YSQ/ref=pd_sbs_229_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=MFAF2824217BTYAEMWXN

You could probably use it to try to plot out some major milestones you hope to achieve on certain dates, although I plan on using it to draw a big X on every day I achieve my current goal (whatever that goal happens to be that day), so that I have a huge, unavoidable progress chart.

Sorry, didn't exactly answer your question, but I thought it was worth mentioning anyway.

I think it's their error page, or maybe one of them. It was a little picture of a dog and when you click the link to learn more it takes you to a Dogs of Amazon calendar apparently to celebrate the dogs that work there! Sneaky advertising on their part ;)

To understand ADHD, think of your ability to manage multiple thoughts at once. You're taking a shower in the morning and in the back of your mind while you're washing your hair, you make a to-do list for yourself. You need to finish your morning ablutions. Then you need to get dressed, and you decide what to wear and make a note in your mind of where it is. The hosiery you need is in the dryer. You also need to load and run the dishwasher before you leave the house. You're almost out of milk; there might not be enough of it for breakfast this morning, so you make a mental note to check before pouring the cereal. Maybe you'll make eggs instead.

Without ADHD, you can remember all that and more. You have enough slots in your working memory for all those things, and new stuff that comes up while you're accomplishing the list isn't going to bump anything off it. You get out of the shower, finish up, get dressed, grab your socks out of the dryer and put them on, load the dishwasher and turn it on, check the milk, realize there isn't enough, make eggs instead, eat, and leave. You do all this while maintaining conversations with people and helping your kids get ready.

With ADHD, things get bumped off your mental list. It hasn't got enough space for all that. While you're shaving you legs, your mind wanders and you forget you need to load and turn on the dishwasher before you go. You spend too long in the shower making sure your ankles are stubble-free. Then you get out of the shower, finish up, and get dressed. You forget where you were going to get socks from when one of your kids interrupts you. You solve your kid's problem and then spend an extra five minutes hunting in your disorganized sock drawer for two matching socks. They aren't there so you give up. You forget you're low on milk and pour the cereal, then run out of milk. You put the eggs on the stove, and then remember where the socks were. You go get the socks and burn the eggs. While you're eating burnt eggs the kids interrupt you again so you go deal with that. You walk by the bathroom and realize you forgot to brush your teeth and go back to the bathroom. You forgot to finish eating breakfast. You go back to the kitchen and load the dishwasher halfway. You're running late. You leave. The kitchen is a horrible mess, you get to work late, you're hungry, and your kids didn't brush their teeth... but at least you're clean and dressed, with matching socks. That's a victory, right?

One solution for ADHD children and adults is routine and structural support. Nothing can be done about the lack of space on the mental list. All they can do is offload. Offload as much as possible. Use timers and lists, hire housekeepers, make strict budgets, stick to religious routines, forbid interruptions at certain times of day, meditate daily, turn off that distracting music, put labels on your shelves, get extra childcare, and have a system for everything. Make a laundry hamper system so everything is sorted into the right bin as soon as it's taken off. Make a meal-planning routine; every Tuesday is tacos. Buy giant packages of ONE kind of sock- every last sock the same colour- so you're never hunting through the drawer for a sock mate while something else falls off your mental list. Put a giant dry-erase wall calendar up in the hallway with big colour-coded reminders for anything that isn't routine. Anything that takes something off the mental list and puts it in the physical world can be a helpful solution.

Not everything is going to stick. Keeping a notebook in your pocket might not work because it'll turn out you always forget to update it or you'll leave it on the counter in a public restroom somewhere. Try the big laminated wall calendar next. Maybe remembering to pin pairs of socks together before washing them is unrealistic, so you'll give up on that, throw out all your colourful socks, and buy 30 of the same sock. Don't give up. Just keep trying solutions until something works, and then keep doing it. Once you've got enough of those solutions in place for them, you might find that your kids have enough focus left over at the dinner table to make an effort to remember their manners.

https://www.amazon.com/Dogs-Amazon-2016-Wall-Calendar/dp/B006X7VMOC?ref=aa_d_doa_cal

where is the women/men of amazon calender?

This is the one I have.

It's on Amazon

They have a calendar of the dogs, too! Runs from April 2016 - April 2017, which doesn't make sense to me, but whatever.

Here you go. It cost $47.