jennalynk
jennalynk
jennalynk

A better choice would have been someone with either a degree in Education with a concentration in Math or someone who majored in Math in college and then got a teaching license/MEd. Knowing how to teach is half the battle (of course you also have to know the subject matter, but...)

There is a very real problem of native speakerism in the language teaching world, unfortunately. A lot of people assume that the only good language teachers are native speakers of that language, which is simply not the case.

This headline does not mean what it sounds like it means.

Which is kind of nuts, not everyone *can* get a job at their level of training. Sometimes they’re just mediocre or bad at what they do, sometimes the employment opportunities are simply not there. It’s not fair to ask a doctor to make doctor-level money when the hospital is not hiring and there are no other jobs in

As a long time resident of Asia, I can confirm that this is 100% correct. Flying in Asia (and the Middle East) is awesome. Free booze, good airports with free wifi, the food isn’t terrible and the crews are nice.

Flying in the US sucks skanky AIDS balls. Sometimes you land from an international flight and there isn’t

Lottery tickets seem like a dumb bet until you are in such a position that you’ll take any odds for a chance of getting out of where you’re stuck.

If you’re buying staples at a convenience store you may not have a car to get to the grocery store (or you have to choose between gas and food and you’re all out of both),

“Japan, Korea, China and beyond” - so basically you list every country in East Asia *except* Taiwan? Or does Taiwan get subsumed into “beyond” because it doesn’t rate?

It clearly can’t be subsumed into China because it’s not a part of China.

So what gives?

Kinda sick of being ignored over here even though, like, half

“If designers don’t like you because you’re not thin enough you should buy yourself a dress rather than complaining stylists don’t like you” is basically what that douchehat said.

I’m 35 and I’ve gotten more liberal every year I’ve been alive.

“Some of those puppies are slightly burnt”

I have walked by that house (I used to live in DC). I have always had a boner for that house, and others in the neighborhood.

For the life of me I can’t understand why. They’re not particularly ugly, they’re not sexy, they’re not intimate, they’re not a reproductive part. What on earth is wrong with toes?

I wear sandals (the kind that buckle in leather or fake leather, not flip-flops or anything like that) at work all the time. I don’t work

I don’t remember what the one in Volantis looked like, but I read in like three different places that it was supposed to be.

The priestess in the market in Volantis WAS Kinvara. Same priestess.

I know I’m in the minority opinion here but The Tree of Life was legitimately crap.

Yeah, but that dress in that photo is weird. I’m not trying to bodyshame her or tell her she can’t wear it or say it’s her fault in any way other than maybe choosing it (and she does have the body for it, whatever “it” is with that weird coral Red Cross thing it’s got going on) but that dress is U.G.L.Y it ain’t got

to be fair tho that jug is amazing

If I put it out there because I really wanted to go, and the money just came to me, could I then use that money for something worthwhile? Like ‘The Universe’ says ‘here’s that $800 you wanted’ and I can say ‘great, I know I said I wanted to go to Landmark but actually I want to pay my student loan bill’? That’s cool

You’d be surprised how many people don’t really know how cults operate - they picture them as whackadoos who wear white robes and pick beans in fields or something. They actually don’t know the dynamics of how such groups operate - either you’re wacky or you’re normal. So they see relatively normal, happy looking

You need to be smart and charismatic at least. I am fairly sure that my former boss, like, read a book on how to be a cult leader, tried it in the workplace and failed (I’m half-joking. Only half). He just wasn’t smart or charismatic enough to attract followers.