Barnitch

u/Barnitch



r/Parenting•

Hi parents. My (F13) daughter is finally old enough, and she's getting a membership at my local gym so she can come work out with me. Nothing hardcore. She's doing a few training sessions to learn how to use weights and machines properly. I listen to music and podcasts at the gym. I'm looking for appropriate podcast recommendations for the gym and also just in general for my daughter to try out.

She likes animals, music, Disney, teen romance / drama stuff like "The Summer I Turned Pretty", documentaries like the Catfish Mom (I forget the exact title), her favorite book is "The Perks of Being A Wallflower" and she's getting into cooking. She is going into her first year of high school, so an

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r/Parenting•

Hi parents. My (F13) daughter is finally old enough, and she's getting a membership at my local gym so she can come work out with me. She's doing a few training sessions to learn how to use weights and machines properly. I listen to music and podcasts at the gym. I'm looking for appropriate podcast recommendations for the gym and also just in general for my daughter to try out.

She likes animals, music, Disney, teen romance / drama stuff like "The Summer I Turned Pretty", documentaries like the Catfish Mom (I forget the exact title), her favorite book is "The Perks of Being A Wallflower" and she's getting into cooking. She is going into her first year of high school, so anything relevant to

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Is Joe from Denver's social media (as in Joe and Madison). It's a lot of him and Jordan joking around. The other guys like Patrick show up too. Maybe I have the mentality of a 15 year old boy, but the videos crack me up. Seeing his sense of humor and being self-deprecating add a lot of context to what we saw during his season. They were trying to put this unserious man in dramatic situations. "Have you ever woken up before?" is now hilarious to me. He did a recent video at the reunion making small talk with Jimmy about their awkward reveals. Joe Ferucci. I encourage you all to take a look. I apologize if you don't think it's funny, but he is getting me through my work day.

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r/WaltDisneyWorld•

I know, it's a tale as old as time. My husband got Covid following a 2022 trip. We were there this past Feb. 14-17. I (47F) got sick a couple days after we came home. It was mainly a very bad cold and I was extremely tired. My daughter (13) came down with something this past Sat., and it's worse than what I had. She basically has flu symptoms (threw up a few times) and a fever. Her fever got to 102 today, so my husband is taking her to the doctor right now. Of course it's bound to happen. I'm a bit worried and wonder if anyone else came down with something recently after their visit. Thanks.

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If you know what I mean. The Dubai connection, odd jobs in between, vague opportunities mentioned. The way he acted like he was Jordan Belfort on his Bluetooth "day trading" while he was probably Googling "how much is Bitcoin and how can I get some and sell it?"

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r/PuertoRicoTravel•

Hi! My best friend and I, both 45F, are planning for our annual girls trip. She lives in the NE and I’m in South FL. Both married, I have a daughter who will stay home with my husband this time. We’ve been best friends since high school and travel well together. I really don’t even know where to start with PR. We’ll probably go around October for 3-4 nights. We like good food (she’s a vegetarian), nice places to stay (doesn’t have to be 5 stars, just cute, comfortable and quiet), outdoor activities and nature, quirky, off the beaten path non-touristy type places but also enjoy lounging around and wellness / spa stuff (just not yoga. Haha, long story). We enjoy bars but not clubs and play we

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r/ihatechristmas•

I’m not sure where else to put this. I guess it’s just case and point for disliking this time of year. Due to strained relations with my family, it’s just my husband and I, plus our teen daughter. We usually stay in and cook on Thanksgiving. A few weeks ago my husband suggested going out this year since groceries are expensive and the prep, cleaning and cooking are a lot. My daughter and I both said we preferred to stay home. He kept bringing up going out, so I gave in.

I admittedly woke up this morning in a funk. I didn’t feel like going out, but it was too late. It was also pouring rain. We got ready and dressed nicely, but we still got wet even with an umbrella. The restaurant is mostly

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r/Charleston•

Of course I saved up for a year for this trip. When I come to town, it’s going to rain the entire time (this Friday to Monday). What are some rainy day activities for someone without a car? Thanks!

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r/BeyondTheBlinds•

I know Kelli stays away from Reddit, but if anyone talks to her, please tell her we’re proud. I watched her IG post about how year two was harder than year one. I didn’t realize she and Blair stopped drinking at the same time. I know her childhood wasn’t easy. People always say how at some point you have to take control of your adult when you’ve experienced trauma. It’s correct, but easier said than done. She talked about going to therapy and putting in the work. Also, she was so real in saying how she used to drink before nights out and try to figure out how to drink more without anyone noticing. It was relatable. Go Kelli.

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