The WSJ hates the tariffs.

The Wall Street freaking journal. they even called it a liberal rag for that editorial.

O Holy Night is simply an incredible achievement in western art

we bought one of these, (the Aldi version) enjoyed the cookies, and then i used it for sewing supplies. my granny did the same thing. its a convenient all in one location for all those needles and rolls of thread.

I really love this movie.

why does this read like a massive run on too? those commas are doing too much.

damnit, i said something nice about Cameron today while watching one of his deep sea docus.

with the adults. I suspect is probably a combo of things. Nothing here is really solidified, just some observations. Also find it interesting how "back to the basics" kiddo's education is (altho they are also teaching him piano so I can't complain, really)

doesn't actually give him a dopamine hit. Now his body doesn't naturally create it and so we have to use a combo of meds and things, like squeezing a toy!, to give him what he needs to focus. I suspect a lack of dopamine rush from work is what keeps kids from trying things. I don't know what is up

how sensory overloads often are a barrier and a help. If, for example, he can have something to squeeze, he can focus on reading for longer periods of time. But how being a sensory seeker, and how things like YouTube Shorts provide so many jolts of dopamine, means that something like reading

per my parent-teacher conference this week, they are working on the 5 paragraph essay format in Lang Arts (he's in 7th) and working on their second essay. He also has to keep a dialectical reading journal. I help him with it--taking his thoughts and weeding them down. And at the conference we talked