u/UnderstandingWarm102

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    Police activity in Scenic Acres today - What happened? (self.Calgary) [Crime/Suspicious Activity]

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    Used hockey equipment for kids? (self.Calgary) [Local Shopping/Services]

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    SAHM - Energy for intimacy? (self.ParentingInBulk)

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    Best store bought ramen noodles in Calgary? (self.Calgary) [Question]

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    Growth Discordance Later in Life? (self.parentsofmultiples) [advice needed]

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    Anyone have the DQ wrist bump but no pain? (self.DeQuervains)

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    Good/affordable jeweller in NW Calgary who can fix broken jewellery? (self.Calgary) [Local Shopping/Services]

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You have higher level skills in math and science - a good principal would get you in teaching advanced math and science as there is higher demand for specialists in those areas. There is an argument to be made about whether or not advance math/science have less behavior challenges as other levels and classes. My guess is maybe slightly fewer. In any interview you might have along the way I would emphasize your degree in engineering and ability to teach those higher level classes. I think you will do well.

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This is an extremely high score. I would seek out a congregated gifted program where your son could be around gifted peers. This is extremely important on both an academic and social level as well. See if your local Catholic board has a program like this.

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Less kids in a family often means more extra curricular activities. Larger families typically just can’t, logistically, be enrolled in so many activities (financially either).
Also, as publicly funded education declines, parents feel the need to supplement in other ways via private parent-paid extra curricular activities. A gradual slippage into a neoliberal education model where the responsibility leans on the consumer.

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Get the giant Wonderfold wagon. They have to sit and stay in the wagon until you are dressed. Then change them one at a time. Giant Wonderfold is a life saver for things like this if you are allowed to bring it poolside/into the change area.

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OP your grouping and ages of kids is my EXACT situation.

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The children’s Cottage

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Where is Nose Creek Pathway?

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This is the standard in Canada.

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Is this an actor?

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Omg Olivette was pissed;)

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Triplets is harder than bringing a by home to a toddler.

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I’m so sorry. Take it minute by minute. This too shall pass.

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Holy moly you are lucky!

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6 months it vanished.

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One twin is 99th percentile. Other twin is 3rd percentile. I shit you not.

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It’s the intensity

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Im no doctor but think you can have it with or without the bump but it’s a classic symptom.

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This is confusing to me because I found it way easier to see the people who have their hazards on in front of me. Others can pop out of nowhere because they have no lights in the back. Much easier to see folks with hazards. But I agree if obscures signalling.