CP: Good Friday

Re: CP: Good Friday

• Aimothy member

  

  April 2014

  PandPMeant2B said:

  brij2006 said:

  
  We're in a pretty rural/religious area.  So I'm thinking that's why we're off at noon. 
  A lot of the local businesses are closed and the schools are all off.

  Our schools are off too and next week is spring break. I don't think they should have today off considering I asked my step son and his friends why they think they had off and none of them had ANY clue. That bothered me.

  Part of the reason they may have no clue, is that if they attend a public school, it is not something that is going to be taught to them. So this is on parents that don't share with their children.  Not all people are religious/Christian, so there may be no need.  I don't think that days in school should be determined on whether or not students know things...because if that's the case, they SHOULD be in school all the time.  I can teach something and one hour later, my children have no clue. 

  
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• PandPMeant2B member

  

  April 2014

  Aimothy said:

  PandPMeant2B said:

  brij2006 said:

  
  We're in a pretty rural/religious area.  So I'm thinking that's why we're off at noon. 
  A lot of the local businesses are closed and the schools are all off.

  Our schools are off too and next week is spring break. I don't think they should have today off considering I asked my step son and his friends why they think they had off and none of them had ANY clue. That bothered me.

  Part of the reason they may have no clue, is that if they attend a public school, it is not something that is going to be taught to them. So this is on parents that don't share with their children.  Not all people are religious/Christian, so there may be no need.  I don't think that days in school should be determined on whether or not students know things...because if that's the case, they SHOULD be in school all the time.  I can teach something and one hour later, my children have no clue. 

  Oh, I totally blame the parents, not teachers, for kids not knowing today is a holiday. I'm Jewish and always knew why school was closed, even if it wasn't for a holiday I celebrated. I don't care whether you/your parents have you celebrate a holiday or not; I still think there should be knowledge of/appreciation for the fact that it's not just a random day off school. Maybe I'm just feeling extra "get off my lawn" today...

  
  

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• FutureMrsWright2012 member

  

  April 2014

  I have to work today but my first patient isn't scheduled until 10am... loving my slow/lazy morning! 

  
  

  
  

  TTC since 3/2012 

  DH - 36; nml swimmers; Me - 36; almost no AMH (last 0.081), low AFC, nml FSH/LH

  Clomid + IUI #1 (6/2013) - BFN; #2 (7/2013) - BFFN

  IVF 1.0 5R/5F/2T (ET 6/11/2014) - no frosties, but BFP 8dp5dt (EDD 3/1/2015) 

  Lost our sweet baby boy, Lincoln Alexander 10/3/2014 (19w)

  IVF 2.0 - ER 3/25/2015 - 3R ZERO mature.

  Ovaries are done...
  DE IVF ER - 12/2/2016 (17R/10F = 8 frosties); FET 1.0 (1/27/2017) - BFP 6dp5dt (EDD 10/16/2017)

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• BruinsBabe33 member

  

  April 2014

  I work today, it is a paid holiday, so double time and a half Wooooo! I am going to see if my coworker will let me sneak off to adoration, though. I missed Holy Thursday mass and that's my favorite :-/

  
  

  
  
  
  

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  TTC#2 4/14
  A Parachute in an Oak Tree: A World of Love

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• OohSparkly13 member

  

  April 2014

  We are open regular hours today and tomorrow. It's been super slow today because a lot of people think we are closed. We have gotten a bajillion phone calls today asking if we are open though.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Me: PCOS and Hypothyroidism.
  Currently on Metformin and Synthroid
  

  BFP: 10.7.14
  EDD: 6.15.15

  
  
  

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