Unpopular opinion:

I am a public school teacher and I support public schools, but there have been a lot of issues with our education system for a long time. Talk to any kid with ADHD who had to sit through 12 years, and they are indicative of a larger problem. Our idea of school now is as a place that teaches kids to behave and mostly follow rote instruction. Wouldn't it be so much better if we were teaching kids to be creative thinkers, work well in groups, problem solve, and think critically about the information they're getting? We know that's what school should be, but maybe now we will be forced to go there. Yes, there will be issues like learned helplessness and certain skills being difficult to teach, but it's kind of exciting too.

Though it's also possible that public schools will close and only the wealthy kids will be well-educated... can we not, please?

And we did...

Happiest looking, at least. I don't think they're actually delighted all the time?

How does this legally fly given the previous stay?

Every day I'm an aunt is a good day. Keep making a difference, pal. The little guys need extended family.

My personal favorite is when Pieter cuts off a little girl's hand:

The words are less impressively compound, but the images speak for themselves. This one is good too:

Great children's literature!

Did you ever talk about it with them? Definitely sounds like an inconsiderate joke. Flabbergasting that they managed to follow through enough to get it posted to you.

Find what you want on Amazon, look at reviews, and then go to the actual website of the producer and buy it directly from them. It's not hard, it just takes an extra step.

You'll probably buy less junk, too.

What in holy hell is a salad spoon

I hear you, but it's also fun to see how excited Democrats are right now. It's partly shock and relief at Biden dropping out, but I think there's also real excitement in the mix!

Thank goodness. I loved "Your Name" and hope for more films.

I don't know, but let us know how it goes.