RunningSomeMo

I've never really had this problem before, and my fixes don't seem to be working as well as I hoped.

I have two out of four classes of first graders that don't keep a steady beat when playing a drone on xylophone. When demonstrating the beat on body percussion or unpitched percussion, they do really well. When we go to xylophones, the skill isn't transferring.

Students do well when doing xylophone exploration and I'm looking to push them to this next skill, but they're not progressing like I'd like. It's especially jarring to see the other two classes progress as expected in comparison.

We also play often - probably every class or almost every class. I don't think that they're ra

I don't follow the sportsball very much. A lot of people on social media seem very upset this weekend.

I got to s2ep45. The >!part with Lincoln peeing into Hell has come and gone.<! I have not found anything as rowdy as >! the pimple stuff <! and have had a way less squeamish reaction since.

I'm glad I stuck with the season. I'm trying to not love the group out of respect for Anthony Burch's desire to stay away from parasocial relationships, but dang everyone on this show is so endearing in their own way, haha. I really enjoy how the stories have come together and the way the group works with each other.

I got into the podcast very recently and loved season 1! I'm enjoying season 2, but I think it's a lot grosser than season 1 so far; I'm in episode 12 and the pimple stuff has me taking a moment sometimes.

1. Does the podcast continue to be "gross" like that? Is that just the general style of the description that Anthony and the group enjoy?

2. Am I being a giant baby? I'm the first to admit that I get squeamish about stuff that doesn't necessarily bother most people, and this may certainly be the case in this situation.

I can see that it's still alive in the bagless dirt chamber thing. I would love to get through this without getting stung.

I am getting a tattoo around my upper arm (including on my under arm.) I had a 7 hour appointment, and thought I was handling the discomfort like a champ. However, my tattoo artist (gently and very nicely) suggested splitting up the session since I wasn't handling the pain, and that the shading and fine line work necessary in the next part would be more painful. She has booked me to finish it in two weeks.

Does anyone have advice for me so that I go into it a little more prepared? There's a small pride component to this, but I also don't want to squirm around too much and mess up my tattoo.

I live in the south, and pay in every district i've worked in is determined by years of service. My family wants to live up north - we're looking at Minnesota especially. How do I determine my salary? What do the steps mean? Any help in figuring out how to determine my potential pay would be much appreciated!