'The Girl in Question'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
You know how I've been having all kinds of trouble with my sleep cycle lately? Well, my phone has suddenly taken to playing Cowboy Junkies at me unexpectedly. I can't figure out what's doing it and it stops when I pull down the notification menu. And oddly, it's the beginning of Remnin Park, the house show introduction about dicks on the walls graffiti, which could be quite unfortunate if that started at the wrong time.
And anyway, now I'm awake again. Grump.
I am totally with Tim on the midnight project tendencies, but I do try to keep the noise down.
So, in my Hunger Games reading I have a new favorite sentence. "I really can't think about kissing when I've got a rebellion to incite." Hahahahaha!
I got stuck on my street waiting for a dang mobility bus waiting for someone who wasn't home and now I realize I left my lunch at home.
He's got the first part down pat. I haven't yet enquired as to whether he regards this as immutable.
From the files of Something I Read Once About Child Development From What I'm Pretty Sure Was A Reputable Source, gender permanence is a concept that sets in between 4-6 years old.
From the files of Something I Read Once About Child Development From What I'm Pretty Sure Was A Reputable Source, gender permanence is a concept that sets in between 4-6 years old.
I have at home a documentary called A Child's World, Which discusses how and when kids develop concepts such as this, time awareness, differing perspectives, that kind of thing. It's really quite fascinating. I also have this book: [link] It was written by a neurologist, and covers a child's development over the first five years. It's really quite cool.
Oooh, neuroscience!
Your cat is making you crazy. I knew it.
Compared with uninfected people of the same sex, infected men were more likely to wear rumpled old clothes; infected women tended to be more meticulously attired, many showing up for the study in expensive, designer-brand clothing.
Aha! I am uninfected! They are making me crazy by other means.
Right? No way am I infected then.
S. is so cute, and so very behind the curve sometimes. He just sent me the link to Pinterest. "I don't know if you've heard of this site, but I think you might like it!"