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There is already existing laws that enforce this.

The exactly. It's not a problem in Canada. This bill is meant to break Hinduism apart. Google 'Bill SB403" and the same thing was vetoed in California and Seattle

That is also not true.

Going on 13 years since we redid our kitchen - all with Ikea. Best decision ever

Kind of lost at this comment. I have edited video vertically no issues. What am I missing here?

Oh man.... You brought back so many memories from high school with my Polish friends

Regarding point #1 - Indian food generally does not require high heat as it would burn the spices. If you look at the history of culinary cuisine in India, high heat wasn't really a factor.

Point #2 - this is most likely the reason for the taste.

US moms really get the shirt end of the stick. My wife took 18 months off here in Canada

I named them all:

Mr. Teddy

Big Mr. Teddy

Super Big Mr. Teddy

Spells

Next time blur your map. You just gave away your name and address in your excitement to share your photos

Aug 4, 2023 - passed away

I'm Hindu so a baby's head is shaved in year 1 or year 3. Typically girls will shave before 1yr old.

After that however is variable - every few months depending on kiddos preferences

That went wet invite mostly family and close family friends.

It actually is. Better than any of their competitors

Jai Mata Di - thank you for sharing. It was only this morning that I was listening to Rajashri Nandy speak on Mata Tara 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Yeah did that. Doesn't really explain the mechanics behind it

How does this work?

Mahadev! Do you have the original source of this video?

Stop using the word "god" - it has too many other connotations

I lost my father 1 month ago. He was 72. I have a 5 year old and a 2 year old. They were with us in the hospital when he took his last breath.

Being Hindu, I explained what we believe. Death is not something to fear and is part of life.

Yikes dude chill

This should have more up votes

I also work in cancer care so it does hit a bit harder. I absolutely did show my grief in front of my children. We have explained to them from very early on about death and dying (in age appropriate language). I told them I was feeling very sad. My older boy understands but certainly doesn't have the same feelings as me as my parents also lived further away and we mainly saw them on weekends.

I just lost my father 3 weeks ago to small cell lung cancer. He was 72 and I myself just turned 42. I also have 2 boys ages 5 and 2. I understand what it means to have children when you are older and also how it feels to lose a parent at a relatively young age.

Death is inevitable. We will all eventually die. What we may think is injustice is a fact of life.

While everyone knows this, we don't really appreciate what this means until someone close to us passes away.

My best advice is to spend time with your parents. Tell them your fears. Tell them you love them. Spend time with them. That's all that we can give - is our time.

Ans don't forget to live a life with purpose. Then you will have no regrets.

I tell kids to get out of the way all the time although I wouldn't physically move them myself. If I see my own boys doing that I tell them to stop. I only allow it if they are the only ones using the slide.