Day 16- USA (NE TN)- NFD
Glad it’s a NFD. We are having a fabulous, fatty scrumptious pork roast today. It simmers away in the slow-cooker!
Strength today. Also, running the male teen around to biology lab camp to knock out the lab credit for Biology. The younger 2 are sick with the cold, but are well enough to do a bit of schooling today. With breaks of course.
I’m ravenous and ready to eat an enormous salad as soon as I feed the kiddos midday.
Which is in a moment so I’m off to feed the herd as soon as I finish this post.
@songbirdme -Sadly I end up repeating that statement to my hubby multiple times a week. I do indeed mean well. Sigh…I just bungle it up sometimes.
@gretta -Maybe I’ll try the niacin. I already do the mag oil and while it helps with my Restless Leg, it doesn’t help with sleep. I keep my caffeine in the am and early PM but it doesn’t seem to help. I get less than 300mg I think. To help with my stupid Sjogren’s, I tried an elimination diet in which caffeine was one of the things to go completely. No help on the sleep front. I think I can mentally sense mice rustling 3 states away in my sleep or something. It’s nice to have a superpower, but I need to sleep and this isn’t a useful talent. LOL!
@ciren2 – SongBirdMe has it perfect. They test 4 subjects: English, Reading, Math, and Science. There’s an optional 5th: Writing (required by some colleges but not all), which she took this time. It’s a college entrance exam you have to get a minimum on to be admitted to university and is often used by colleges/universities and federal agencies to award merit-based scholarships. You can take it many times to improve your score but the cost adds up and it requires quite a bit of study as the questions are often deliberately tricky. So you have to take it to get in to college, and it’s nice if you do well because you get financial help. Mainly right now, as we’re planning on having her use a state-sponsored scholarship where she gets free-tuition for 2 years of a community college (2-year institution, associates degrees) after which she can transfer to a Bachelor’s program elsewhere, I mainly need her to get a decent English score so she can take a dual enrollment class to get credit for her final year English class AND Freshman Composition (at the collegiate level.)
@daffodil2010 -That’s crazy! I checked multiple times before I even made the 2nd post before whining about it. And now the first one is there. I think it just wants to mess with me to be annoying and encourage me to be annoying by complaining…like I need any help with that. Ha! I think I’m figuring this all out, so hopefully I won’t blunder upon any more issues.
Sending positive vibes to all the Pocket Listers today.
Have a great day, all!
4:55 pm
16 Jul 19