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Mum’s new ride because we try not to drive shitty plastic cars around here.

there are pros to not having immediate access to a phone at all times, like: - planning in advance and sticking to the plan - having to keep track of the time and being where you said you were doing - in the case something changes, having to have critical thought about how to proceed - freedom from constant surveillance of mom, having to answer the phone in the middle of play at the park fundamentally phones change our behavior because we have the "convenience" of always being able to communicate and we use that by never planning, sticking to plans, or having to think on our feet

My oldest is 6. Her age peers: -25% already have a smartphone -spend 7.2 HOURS/wk on internet devices -58% aren't even allowed to play IN THEIR OWN YARD without supervision -get less than 40 minutes/week outside without supervision -socialize with friends only 2.2 hrs/wk

My preferred use of the Roman Rite is the Ordinariate. I would like to see the Ordinariate become the standard form of the Novus Ordo Mass in the Anglosphere.

Ok I dont really think anyone needs to be wearing a bike helmet unless theyre doing serious speeds or in traffic Little 6 mph kid bike ride on the sidewalk in the neighborhood, no helmet Most kids in my neighborhood dont use one and I like that

Oh I have another parenting take that will probably be universally roasted but I do actually think it .... Hmm, to share or not to share

Martin Lorentz, a 29-year-old carpenter who spent three years helping rebuild Notre-Dame’s medieval wooden framework (the “forest” of beams) after the April 2019 fire, married his fiancée Jade inside the cathedral.

In an effort to enhance the prestige of vocational training, the Danish government is building 3 new Håndværkskollegiet (craft colleges). This one, in Herning, opened last year. It hosts up to 85 people at once, & specialises in masonry, carpentry, plumbing & metal. Stunning!

RadioShack Electronics Learning Lab (Model 28-280) a classic educational kit teaching fundamentals of analog and digital electronics through over 200 hands-on projects. It's built around a solderless console that uses a spring-terminal system for quick, tool-free circuit assembly