just relax, be yourself, and have fun, my country is good like that, something for everyone, and if you are easy going and friendly people really do appreciate those simple qualities.What advice should you give a foreigner visiting your country?
be friendly - but not to those who look like a gangster.
and don't act rich or don't show too much money.
and most important is - have fun while you're in a different country. So that you wouldn't forget the country. And don't forget to visit the tourist spots. People there are cool! 'cause they are so hospitable. :)What advice should you give a foreigner visiting your country?
keep allert
collect tourist information Map and City Guides,before
managing to travel somewhere.
Don't get be cheated by cheating agencies.
AVOID THE CAPITAL CITY AND PREFER THE ISLANDS AND THE COUNTRYSIDES WHERE ALL THE BEAUTY IS!
See as much of the country %26amp; its beauty as you can %26amp; enjoy yourself! :)
Don't go around saying ';G'day'; with an attempt of an Australian accent.
It will only sound pathetic and will not impress any of us Aussies.
Cheers
Wear shorts and sun block if you have sensitive skin.
Enjoy the beautiful beaches.
Have fun.
Carry a personal alarm and don't go out on your own after 8pm
Don't act so precious and you will be well received.
Be friendly and don't go up the dirty ghetto areas.
Bring an umbrella
when the maoris do the haka, they aren't actually wanting to kill you.
travel with someone.
Be friendly
Watch out for drop bears!
If you can't swim, don't go to Bondi
bring plenty of money cos it's expensive here in ireland
Don't come. We don't deserve you.
dont chew bubble gums..
its prohibited here
strip malls do not actually have strippers at them
stay away it's a dump
**** off haha
never eat yellow snow !
Wales - DON'T call us english!
spend lots of money on the locals
go back home and stop pinching our jobs
Friday, April 30, 2010
What advice would you give yourself 10 years ago?
You know, go back in time.
I just found a letter that I had written to my future self 20 years ago!!What advice would you give yourself 10 years ago?
Since I've been diagnosed with cancer I've given this question a lot of thought. I would tell myself not to be such a chicken, and do all of the things that I ever had even the slightest inkling to do. Now that I'm stuck here at home on chemo answering questions on message boards, I really wish I had since I might not have the time to do it in the future.What advice would you give yourself 10 years ago?
Dear self,
The things I am about to reveal are very';IMPORTANT';. Tomorrow morning go out and buy as much Microsoft stock as possible also,enclosed are 4 sets of winning lottery numbers .These two things will make a world of difference in your financial matters. You will me a man that you think is mister right don't judge a book by it's cover.Also, don't buy that used Merkur Scorpio.
I'd pass on the opportunity. For better or worse I wouldn't want to chance changing who I am today and the experiences that I've had that I cherish.
That isn't saying I haven't had my share of heartache, but without those mistakes I'd be less of a person than I am today.
If I had to, I wouldn't give advice, I would just say not to worry and that everything will be alright.
Man, um. I would tell myself quite a lot of things, actually. I would say to my self - ';Always listen to Jesus and follow the right path in life. Always look/search for the truth no matter what. Do good in school and stay strong in life and stay true to yourself and others.'; I would say a lot more things, but most of it is personal. That was just a general description, I might wright down. Hey, maybe if I do it now, I may end up finding again, later in life. Maybe, I'll do a MSG in a bottle and see what the outcome maybe. That'll be insteresting.
Don't give into peer pressure.
Spend every minute with her that you can, because she's gone too soon.
Don't waste time on boys, eventually the right one will come along.
Always go after what you want in life, and if it doesn't want you back then it didn't deserve you anyways.
Enjoy the little moments in life because life at its simplest is better then no life at all.
1-Enjoy your kids while there'ye young, they grow up way to fast.
2-Don't let your job rule your life,in the end it's just a job.
3-Spend more time with Family.
4-Do things you really want to do, Lifes to short to do nothing.
And finally
5-Don't sweat the small stuff and it's all small stuff.
I'd say don't be afraid to fail or what others may think. Go for it and don't blow your opportunities you will be given. Believe in yourself even when others don't have that faith in you. Think things through beforehand. Live everyday like it's your last with no regrets.
Your own happiness in what you do in life is more important than what those around you think you should be doing to be happy. Find balance in your job and home life on your own terms in order to find true happiness.
You can make lots of money if you buy stock in Google. Money won't make you happy. Don't ever, ever fear anything. Look out for #1. No one is better than you. Don't become an alcoholic.
i would tell myself to better in school then just make 98s on test and quizzes and not really do any of the homework. but that is about it and just say keep thinking about joining the military
to excel in your education it is very important
friends come and go
and in the end do what is best for yourself !
There's A LOT of things I would tell myself 10 years ago.
But the main one is....
Do what makes me happy. And to not risk my own happiness just to please other people in my life.
Dear self,
Don't marry that idiot.
Love,
Your future self.
If I could speak to myself 10 years ago I would say never trust any selves over 40 (I was 40 10 years ago.)
I'd tell myself to keep doing what I'm doing cause everything's gonna work out perfectly.
I bet that was pretty interesting to read! I would need to go back 15 years and I would tell myself ';Do NOT take flying/pilot lessons';
The next ten years are going to be difficult and test everything you believe in...learn to bend...not break.and..you will be smiling when you read this letter again:)...and..yes..I am smiling:)
I would tell myself right in the face,';Go for studies in cooking, you'll /i'll like it better than engineering';
Remain consistent.
I would tell myself, ';Do everything exactly the way I did it.';
Keep doing what you are doing.
You learn a lot and you become stronger.
Hehehe, you little mischevous spy
id give myself a lot of advice considering i was 5 10 yrs ago lol
Don't get married. Instead, study investing and how to make money work for you. Once you're rich, *then* get married...
Don't let her take advantage of you, and don't be tempted.
Invest in Apple.
kiss her. now.
Do not be afraid.
I would say that be careful with the people you call friends
bone as many chicks in college as possible
What I would say verbatim: ';Go to college, you moron.';
I just found a letter that I had written to my future self 20 years ago!!What advice would you give yourself 10 years ago?
Since I've been diagnosed with cancer I've given this question a lot of thought. I would tell myself not to be such a chicken, and do all of the things that I ever had even the slightest inkling to do. Now that I'm stuck here at home on chemo answering questions on message boards, I really wish I had since I might not have the time to do it in the future.What advice would you give yourself 10 years ago?
Dear self,
The things I am about to reveal are very';IMPORTANT';. Tomorrow morning go out and buy as much Microsoft stock as possible also,enclosed are 4 sets of winning lottery numbers .These two things will make a world of difference in your financial matters. You will me a man that you think is mister right don't judge a book by it's cover.Also, don't buy that used Merkur Scorpio.
I'd pass on the opportunity. For better or worse I wouldn't want to chance changing who I am today and the experiences that I've had that I cherish.
That isn't saying I haven't had my share of heartache, but without those mistakes I'd be less of a person than I am today.
If I had to, I wouldn't give advice, I would just say not to worry and that everything will be alright.
Man, um. I would tell myself quite a lot of things, actually. I would say to my self - ';Always listen to Jesus and follow the right path in life. Always look/search for the truth no matter what. Do good in school and stay strong in life and stay true to yourself and others.'; I would say a lot more things, but most of it is personal. That was just a general description, I might wright down. Hey, maybe if I do it now, I may end up finding again, later in life. Maybe, I'll do a MSG in a bottle and see what the outcome maybe. That'll be insteresting.
Don't give into peer pressure.
Spend every minute with her that you can, because she's gone too soon.
Don't waste time on boys, eventually the right one will come along.
Always go after what you want in life, and if it doesn't want you back then it didn't deserve you anyways.
Enjoy the little moments in life because life at its simplest is better then no life at all.
1-Enjoy your kids while there'ye young, they grow up way to fast.
2-Don't let your job rule your life,in the end it's just a job.
3-Spend more time with Family.
4-Do things you really want to do, Lifes to short to do nothing.
And finally
5-Don't sweat the small stuff and it's all small stuff.
I'd say don't be afraid to fail or what others may think. Go for it and don't blow your opportunities you will be given. Believe in yourself even when others don't have that faith in you. Think things through beforehand. Live everyday like it's your last with no regrets.
Your own happiness in what you do in life is more important than what those around you think you should be doing to be happy. Find balance in your job and home life on your own terms in order to find true happiness.
You can make lots of money if you buy stock in Google. Money won't make you happy. Don't ever, ever fear anything. Look out for #1. No one is better than you. Don't become an alcoholic.
i would tell myself to better in school then just make 98s on test and quizzes and not really do any of the homework. but that is about it and just say keep thinking about joining the military
to excel in your education it is very important
friends come and go
and in the end do what is best for yourself !
There's A LOT of things I would tell myself 10 years ago.
But the main one is....
Do what makes me happy. And to not risk my own happiness just to please other people in my life.
Dear self,
Don't marry that idiot.
Love,
Your future self.
If I could speak to myself 10 years ago I would say never trust any selves over 40 (I was 40 10 years ago.)
I'd tell myself to keep doing what I'm doing cause everything's gonna work out perfectly.
I bet that was pretty interesting to read! I would need to go back 15 years and I would tell myself ';Do NOT take flying/pilot lessons';
The next ten years are going to be difficult and test everything you believe in...learn to bend...not break.and..you will be smiling when you read this letter again:)...and..yes..I am smiling:)
I would tell myself right in the face,';Go for studies in cooking, you'll /i'll like it better than engineering';
Remain consistent.
I would tell myself, ';Do everything exactly the way I did it.';
Keep doing what you are doing.
You learn a lot and you become stronger.
Hehehe, you little mischevous spy
id give myself a lot of advice considering i was 5 10 yrs ago lol
Don't get married. Instead, study investing and how to make money work for you. Once you're rich, *then* get married...
Don't let her take advantage of you, and don't be tempted.
Invest in Apple.
kiss her. now.
Do not be afraid.
I would say that be careful with the people you call friends
bone as many chicks in college as possible
What I would say verbatim: ';Go to college, you moron.';
Best advice/tips you were given when pregnant or about your newborn?
Im due Fri and am seriously bored!!! So im asking for some the best advice/tips you were given whilst pregnant.Best advice/tips you were given when pregnant or about your newborn?
Ignore any advice from someone who hasn't had a baby in the past 10 years.
Leave the congratulations cards up for as long as necessary to hide the dust.
Enjoy being bored now - come Friday you won't be.
Have some decent stuff recorded to watch duuring sleepless night - we had Diagnosis Murder!
Ofcourse I'm not a mum, but a Dad to a three year old and 18 months old but still vaild advice I think.
All the best.
Dan.
Also - buy Bepanthan (think that's how it's spelt) for nappy rash.Best advice/tips you were given when pregnant or about your newborn?
All the best to you too.
Listen to Advice.. But don't take it too heart that is the best advice I had from my grandmother. And I remember that talk like it was yesterday.. She said many people will tell you what to do but it's your baby and you will know what to do in your heart..
So my advice to you is listen to your heart when it comes to the baby.. I will never lead you wrong..
Good Luck with the new baby~
the best advice i was given when i was pregnant was to take any pain relief offered when i was in labour and not to try to be a hero!
sing, plan for the baby's arrival, watch tv, call someone (you havn't talked to in a while)
Don't clip baby's nails for first 30 days, the skin is still attached until then.
when i had my first son, i would call my dad all the time, dad he's crying, dad he wont stop, dad i think he is sick and so on, my dad would say give him a warm bath, i would , whatever the problem this would help, it always calmed my son, and helped the situation, it was years later that i realized dah, he was always giving the same answer, i guess i never thought about it because it always worked, so i guess when all else fails give a warm bath, my mom said one day when i was crying because everyone was giving me advise and telling me what i was doing wrong she said tell them thank you i will take that under consideration, love your child trust yourself,
I read 3 modern books on child raising and the best advice I came away with was be 1. Open Minded. 2. Remember the child is going through his/her developmental stages. 3. And when teaching them how to walk and do stuff later on don't let them fall too much (a couple of normal falls is natural). It gives them a better concept later on about success and self esteem if they succeed and stuff.
Some babies just cry....that's what I had to learn when my little guy was first born: I would feed him, change him, bathe him, bundle him, UN-bundle him and nothing stopped his crying, not even rocking or his pacifier. So, sometimes, they cry for no real reason other than to make some noise...it doesn't make you a bad parent.
From my mother: Always have an infant pain reliever in the house (like Tylenol).
From my grandmother: Just enjoy your baby. Cuddle him every chance you get. Even when he's screaming in the middle of the night, remember - babies grow up SO fast. They're only at this stage for a short period of time, so enjoy it while you can. Because once they're mobile, you'll never get a moments rest!
i know you have probably heard this but get as much sleep as possible!
pamper yourself now!while you can!
go out with the girls! Im 20 and I never get to anymore! granted I love my son more then anything-but i wish I had more time to do things with the girls!
everyone told me to put my son down more often but i couldnt i felt bad! he was constantly attached to me!! Now hes 3 monthes old and always wants to be held. which makes it impossible to do anything-including shower!
Also put your baby in its crib everytime they go to sleep. They get use to being held and forget about it-no sleep for you for a long time! My son would fall asleep ONLY if he was on my chest or in my arms. I wouldnt sleep ever and if i did id wake up in a panick knowing he could be in danger if i did fall asleep with him on me!
Mothers do know best! Dont rely on a doctor to point things out to you about your baby. They see them for a few minutes each visit.your with them all thet ime so you know if they arent themselves so if you think they spit up too often and too much tell your doctor! dont pass it off.I told my doctor some symptoms my son was having and he passed it off like nothing-I researched it after 2 months of hearing it was nothing. He ended up being Colic with a bad case of Reflux.
I brought this up with my doctor and he wasnt convinced of the reflux just the colic. I fed my son right before we left and he spit up in the office-the doctor was then covinced he was due to the amount and the pain// sour look on his face and the screaming that followed. he was in a ton of pain that they were over looking it.
*Bring up anything and dont think if you call them to ask a question that they will get annoyed or think your nuts-they are use to first time parents.
get into a nighttime routine!
not all medication they give to babys will work. My son was put on Mylicon Drops for his gas and it made it worse!
so did Zantac..
When your in the hospital see if the nurses can show you how to check your babys tempature rectally. Ive had to several times and was terrified!
If you do your laundry yourself and you live in an apartment. Carrying the laundry and the heavy laundry detergant can be tough on your belly! i use to detergant it in a single water bottle instead and just bring that down the stairs! no tipping over for me!
Also when you have the baby-you will begin to miss their socks. they can go missing in the laundry..i keep a small draw string bag or a lingerie bag attatched to the side of my sons hamper and when i am done with his socls i toss them in there then while i am doing his laundy i toss the whole bag in. no losing socks.no dropping them and picking them up weith your hand full!
I did this towards the end of my pregnancy with mine and my oyfriends thingsalready difficult for me to bend over to take the clothes out of tjhe machine-so dropped socks or under garments were actually that much more work to pick up!
lastly make sure you fasten the ends of bibs. the velcro will destroy knitten blakets sweaters sheets etc!
hope some of this helped!
Sleep is more important than housework. A little dust will not kill you.
Accept any help offered.
Family and friends will want to visit the new baby - get them to ring and check it's ok before coming over rather than just turning up.
Your house, your baby, your rules - if you've had enough, visitors can always leave and come back another day. Don't feel obligated to entertain them, kick em out if necessary.
You will get plenty of (often unsolicited) advice which is can also be conflicting - everybody and their dog has an opinion on how you should be bringing up your baby - take advice with a pinch of salt.
listen to music by mozart
You could visit my website, http://www.learning-graph.com , which has excellent resources for children activities, children's diet, confidence building, skill building.
Best advice im going to give you, sleep when your baby is sleeping and enjoy the early months as much as you can because that is the easiest time ever! Well it was for me! also if you end up with a screamer try not to get frustrated as the baby picks up on this and screams even more, also dont feel guilty to let your baby cry sometimes, i let my son cry and i watched other ppl do the opposite, their kids will cry the instant they want something and the mother goes running and child has a big grin! I.E spoilt, my son understands that crying if he wants a toy or summat will get him nowhere! But in all honesty enjoy early months as now my little lad is 18months and the day is much busier than when he was a newborn, get a bouncy chair that vibrates and your newborn will be so content just sitting there watching the world go by or sleeping!
Best of Luck xxx
Buy LOTS and LOTS of these:
http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.鈥?/a>
For birth-expect the most horrendous pain imaginable and then double it and keep an open mind.
For newborn-sleep when they sleep and take every bit of help you can.
someone told me about La Leche League when I said I was going to breastfeed!
talk about a lifesaver... between answering curious questions and actually helping me with a huge problem when my daughter was 9 days old that otherwise would have meant me stopping nursing.... I'd be a much different type of parent and person had it not been for them... my daughter is almost 5 years old, weaned at 18 months, and I'm still involved with the group!!
my 2 favorite breastfeeding sites:
http://llli.org/resources/assistance.htm鈥?/a>
http://kellymom.com/bf/index.html
ETA... oh, and to be weary of baby trainers!! any parenting book that wants you to impose something onto a baby does not understand the biology and psychology of newborns... baby parenting books should help you understand what a baby needs, and how to meet those needs w/out forcing them to do what you want, when you want. (like never use the babywise program, the AAP actually warns parents against it's use!!! but I saw it still the other day on the shelf at BabiesRUs)
Congrats! Walk as much as you can it makes labor easier/shorter. I have 2 children I walked a lot with both pregnancies my 1st labor and delivery was only 4 hrs 2nd was only 2 1/2. Even though I'm not sure what labor would have been like if I didn't walk I believe walking was why it was so short. Everyone I know that didn't walk had very long labor. Also I went all natural I was not induced. Good luck!
Ignore any advice from someone who hasn't had a baby in the past 10 years.
Leave the congratulations cards up for as long as necessary to hide the dust.
Enjoy being bored now - come Friday you won't be.
Have some decent stuff recorded to watch duuring sleepless night - we had Diagnosis Murder!
Ofcourse I'm not a mum, but a Dad to a three year old and 18 months old but still vaild advice I think.
All the best.
Dan.
Also - buy Bepanthan (think that's how it's spelt) for nappy rash.Best advice/tips you were given when pregnant or about your newborn?
All the best to you too.
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Listen to Advice.. But don't take it too heart that is the best advice I had from my grandmother. And I remember that talk like it was yesterday.. She said many people will tell you what to do but it's your baby and you will know what to do in your heart..
So my advice to you is listen to your heart when it comes to the baby.. I will never lead you wrong..
Good Luck with the new baby~
the best advice i was given when i was pregnant was to take any pain relief offered when i was in labour and not to try to be a hero!
sing, plan for the baby's arrival, watch tv, call someone (you havn't talked to in a while)
Don't clip baby's nails for first 30 days, the skin is still attached until then.
when i had my first son, i would call my dad all the time, dad he's crying, dad he wont stop, dad i think he is sick and so on, my dad would say give him a warm bath, i would , whatever the problem this would help, it always calmed my son, and helped the situation, it was years later that i realized dah, he was always giving the same answer, i guess i never thought about it because it always worked, so i guess when all else fails give a warm bath, my mom said one day when i was crying because everyone was giving me advise and telling me what i was doing wrong she said tell them thank you i will take that under consideration, love your child trust yourself,
I read 3 modern books on child raising and the best advice I came away with was be 1. Open Minded. 2. Remember the child is going through his/her developmental stages. 3. And when teaching them how to walk and do stuff later on don't let them fall too much (a couple of normal falls is natural). It gives them a better concept later on about success and self esteem if they succeed and stuff.
Some babies just cry....that's what I had to learn when my little guy was first born: I would feed him, change him, bathe him, bundle him, UN-bundle him and nothing stopped his crying, not even rocking or his pacifier. So, sometimes, they cry for no real reason other than to make some noise...it doesn't make you a bad parent.
From my mother: Always have an infant pain reliever in the house (like Tylenol).
From my grandmother: Just enjoy your baby. Cuddle him every chance you get. Even when he's screaming in the middle of the night, remember - babies grow up SO fast. They're only at this stage for a short period of time, so enjoy it while you can. Because once they're mobile, you'll never get a moments rest!
i know you have probably heard this but get as much sleep as possible!
pamper yourself now!while you can!
go out with the girls! Im 20 and I never get to anymore! granted I love my son more then anything-but i wish I had more time to do things with the girls!
everyone told me to put my son down more often but i couldnt i felt bad! he was constantly attached to me!! Now hes 3 monthes old and always wants to be held. which makes it impossible to do anything-including shower!
Also put your baby in its crib everytime they go to sleep. They get use to being held and forget about it-no sleep for you for a long time! My son would fall asleep ONLY if he was on my chest or in my arms. I wouldnt sleep ever and if i did id wake up in a panick knowing he could be in danger if i did fall asleep with him on me!
Mothers do know best! Dont rely on a doctor to point things out to you about your baby. They see them for a few minutes each visit.your with them all thet ime so you know if they arent themselves so if you think they spit up too often and too much tell your doctor! dont pass it off.I told my doctor some symptoms my son was having and he passed it off like nothing-I researched it after 2 months of hearing it was nothing. He ended up being Colic with a bad case of Reflux.
I brought this up with my doctor and he wasnt convinced of the reflux just the colic. I fed my son right before we left and he spit up in the office-the doctor was then covinced he was due to the amount and the pain// sour look on his face and the screaming that followed. he was in a ton of pain that they were over looking it.
*Bring up anything and dont think if you call them to ask a question that they will get annoyed or think your nuts-they are use to first time parents.
get into a nighttime routine!
not all medication they give to babys will work. My son was put on Mylicon Drops for his gas and it made it worse!
so did Zantac..
When your in the hospital see if the nurses can show you how to check your babys tempature rectally. Ive had to several times and was terrified!
If you do your laundry yourself and you live in an apartment. Carrying the laundry and the heavy laundry detergant can be tough on your belly! i use to detergant it in a single water bottle instead and just bring that down the stairs! no tipping over for me!
Also when you have the baby-you will begin to miss their socks. they can go missing in the laundry..i keep a small draw string bag or a lingerie bag attatched to the side of my sons hamper and when i am done with his socls i toss them in there then while i am doing his laundy i toss the whole bag in. no losing socks.no dropping them and picking them up weith your hand full!
I did this towards the end of my pregnancy with mine and my oyfriends thingsalready difficult for me to bend over to take the clothes out of tjhe machine-so dropped socks or under garments were actually that much more work to pick up!
lastly make sure you fasten the ends of bibs. the velcro will destroy knitten blakets sweaters sheets etc!
hope some of this helped!
Sleep is more important than housework. A little dust will not kill you.
Accept any help offered.
Family and friends will want to visit the new baby - get them to ring and check it's ok before coming over rather than just turning up.
Your house, your baby, your rules - if you've had enough, visitors can always leave and come back another day. Don't feel obligated to entertain them, kick em out if necessary.
You will get plenty of (often unsolicited) advice which is can also be conflicting - everybody and their dog has an opinion on how you should be bringing up your baby - take advice with a pinch of salt.
listen to music by mozart
You could visit my website, http://www.learning-graph.com , which has excellent resources for children activities, children's diet, confidence building, skill building.
Best advice im going to give you, sleep when your baby is sleeping and enjoy the early months as much as you can because that is the easiest time ever! Well it was for me! also if you end up with a screamer try not to get frustrated as the baby picks up on this and screams even more, also dont feel guilty to let your baby cry sometimes, i let my son cry and i watched other ppl do the opposite, their kids will cry the instant they want something and the mother goes running and child has a big grin! I.E spoilt, my son understands that crying if he wants a toy or summat will get him nowhere! But in all honesty enjoy early months as now my little lad is 18months and the day is much busier than when he was a newborn, get a bouncy chair that vibrates and your newborn will be so content just sitting there watching the world go by or sleeping!
Best of Luck xxx
Buy LOTS and LOTS of these:
http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.鈥?/a>
For birth-expect the most horrendous pain imaginable and then double it and keep an open mind.
For newborn-sleep when they sleep and take every bit of help you can.
someone told me about La Leche League when I said I was going to breastfeed!
talk about a lifesaver... between answering curious questions and actually helping me with a huge problem when my daughter was 9 days old that otherwise would have meant me stopping nursing.... I'd be a much different type of parent and person had it not been for them... my daughter is almost 5 years old, weaned at 18 months, and I'm still involved with the group!!
my 2 favorite breastfeeding sites:
http://llli.org/resources/assistance.htm鈥?/a>
http://kellymom.com/bf/index.html
ETA... oh, and to be weary of baby trainers!! any parenting book that wants you to impose something onto a baby does not understand the biology and psychology of newborns... baby parenting books should help you understand what a baby needs, and how to meet those needs w/out forcing them to do what you want, when you want. (like never use the babywise program, the AAP actually warns parents against it's use!!! but I saw it still the other day on the shelf at BabiesRUs)
Congrats! Walk as much as you can it makes labor easier/shorter. I have 2 children I walked a lot with both pregnancies my 1st labor and delivery was only 4 hrs 2nd was only 2 1/2. Even though I'm not sure what labor would have been like if I didn't walk I believe walking was why it was so short. Everyone I know that didn't walk had very long labor. Also I went all natural I was not induced. Good luck!
What's the best piece of 'alternative' green advice you would give young people?
I'm looking for different ideas to tackle the problem - ie unusual ways to help save the environment that people don't normally consider - not just the usual ';switch off lights, take the bus and re-use everything'; Any wide ranging suggestions would help!What's the best piece of 'alternative' green advice you would give young people?
I'm just wondering how many are aware of ';NASA's Clean Air Plant Study'; completed several years ago? http://www.zone10.com/tech/NASA/Fyh.htm
';Common indoor plants may provide a valuable weapon in the fight against rising levels of indoor air pollution. Those plants in your office or home are not only decorative, but NASA scientists are finding them to be surprisingly useful in absorbing potentially harmful gases and cleaning the air inside modern buildings.';
';NASA research has consistently shown that living, green and flowering plants can remove several toxic chemicals from the air in building interiors. You can use plants in your home or office to improve the quality of the air to make it a more pleasant place to live and work - where people feel better, perform better, and enjoy life more.';
TOP 10 plants most effective in removing: formaldehyde, benzene, and carbon monoxide from the air.
Common Name - Scientific Name
Bamboo Palm - Chamaedorea Seifritzii
Chinese Evergreen - Aglaonema Modestum
English Ivy - Hedera Helix
Gerbera Daisy - Gerbera Jamesonii
Janet Craig - Dracaena ';Janet Craig';
Marginata - Dracaena Marginata
Mass cane/Corn Plant - Dracaena Massangeana
Mother-in-Law's Tongue - Sansevieria Laurentii
Pot Mum - Chrysantheium morifolium
Peace Lily - Spathiphyllum ';Mauna Loa';
Warneckii - Dracaena ';Warneckii';
Always think out of the box and keep in mind that your health is your wealth.What's the best piece of 'alternative' green advice you would give young people?
Hey, I'm working on a website about going green. Could you write an article on ways to go green? I saw your answer, it was very interesting. If you decide to write an article can you include your full name and sources, if you used any.
Thank you
Please listen carefully. The amount of evidence AGAINST global warming as a theory is massive and mounting each day. We are in a cycle that occurs naturally and often.
Any scientist that goes against the theory of global warming is sacked immediately though and the media is controlled not to report otherwise.
Even the co-founder of Greenpeace states openly it's all nonsense.
That's about as 'alternative' as it gets.
Please research it, and open your eyes to the lies.
Try YouTube or Google and search it!
Apart from the excessive amount of wind they appear to need to reduce. (Lay off the baked beans :o)
Youth is no different to adulthood. You don't say switch off a light or close a door, you say leaving a light on is costing you this or it costs this to heat a room.
Your audience has a mind set that revolves around money, that is the society we live in. Talk Pounds and Pence not idealism.
If I wanted to promote vermiculture in home composting, I'm going to get a lot more interest telling people that the local fishing shop will buy their surplus worms and worm casts are fertiliser than I will saying its your personal effort to save the planet.
take your rubbish home with you and dispose of it properly - keep a spare carrier bag in your bag for exactly this purpose;
don't pick wild flowers or dig up plants to take home with you - take a picture, it'll last longer;
do'nt damage trees, hedges, fences, or anything that you don't own;
water is the most valuable recyclable resource, and the easiest to recycle - use less and get water butts - even balconies can get these, I've read, though I don't know from where; there are also small composters for balconies;
it's never ';someone else's problem'; - it's yours, mine and everyone else's!
Ours is about the last generation that can make a difference - act so your grandchildren's grandchildren will bless you rather than ask, ';why didn't they do something when there was a chance to change things?';
I've explained to my kids that climate has always changed, and that it always will. Every dinosaur book has geologic timelines that even little tykes can understand.
That way, they're not freaked out when Leftist Political Whores incessantly claim the world will end if we don't turn off our cars.
Now THAT'S alternative green advice.
you could tell them about the different bargain you could get by buying from farmer's markets instead of those store bought fruits and vegetables because the government would pay less money to use pesticides on farms or fields and that will help the environment a lot
and like the others said ask them to fart less :D
I tell my kids that global warming is a farce, and while it is a noble idea to live green, what the individual does, will not amount to a ';hill of beans'; All you are doing is paying more money for ';green'; products, and being ripped off by the companies.
And like the fellow above says...fart less
Don't waste energy!
Don't waste paper!
Don't spend too much time at PCs and TV!
Recycle!
Try to fill your balconies with as more plants as you can!
http://www.picable.com/Nature/Sunsets/Su鈥?/a>
My best advice:
1. Never believe the media or anyone that claims to be an ';Environmentalist';
2. Study and learn the facts. Do the math and make sure it all adds up.
3. Never take action on ';Feelings';
Buy second-hand clothes and use your imagination to personalise them. You could even sell them if you have a talent for this.
use less paper,
turn off your consoles.
or produce less personal methane (fart less :P)
I'm just wondering how many are aware of ';NASA's Clean Air Plant Study'; completed several years ago? http://www.zone10.com/tech/NASA/Fyh.htm
';Common indoor plants may provide a valuable weapon in the fight against rising levels of indoor air pollution. Those plants in your office or home are not only decorative, but NASA scientists are finding them to be surprisingly useful in absorbing potentially harmful gases and cleaning the air inside modern buildings.';
';NASA research has consistently shown that living, green and flowering plants can remove several toxic chemicals from the air in building interiors. You can use plants in your home or office to improve the quality of the air to make it a more pleasant place to live and work - where people feel better, perform better, and enjoy life more.';
TOP 10 plants most effective in removing: formaldehyde, benzene, and carbon monoxide from the air.
Common Name - Scientific Name
Bamboo Palm - Chamaedorea Seifritzii
Chinese Evergreen - Aglaonema Modestum
English Ivy - Hedera Helix
Gerbera Daisy - Gerbera Jamesonii
Janet Craig - Dracaena ';Janet Craig';
Marginata - Dracaena Marginata
Mass cane/Corn Plant - Dracaena Massangeana
Mother-in-Law's Tongue - Sansevieria Laurentii
Pot Mum - Chrysantheium morifolium
Peace Lily - Spathiphyllum ';Mauna Loa';
Warneckii - Dracaena ';Warneckii';
Always think out of the box and keep in mind that your health is your wealth.What's the best piece of 'alternative' green advice you would give young people?
Hey, I'm working on a website about going green. Could you write an article on ways to go green? I saw your answer, it was very interesting. If you decide to write an article can you include your full name and sources, if you used any.
Thank you
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Please listen carefully. The amount of evidence AGAINST global warming as a theory is massive and mounting each day. We are in a cycle that occurs naturally and often.
Any scientist that goes against the theory of global warming is sacked immediately though and the media is controlled not to report otherwise.
Even the co-founder of Greenpeace states openly it's all nonsense.
That's about as 'alternative' as it gets.
Please research it, and open your eyes to the lies.
Try YouTube or Google and search it!
Apart from the excessive amount of wind they appear to need to reduce. (Lay off the baked beans :o)
Youth is no different to adulthood. You don't say switch off a light or close a door, you say leaving a light on is costing you this or it costs this to heat a room.
Your audience has a mind set that revolves around money, that is the society we live in. Talk Pounds and Pence not idealism.
If I wanted to promote vermiculture in home composting, I'm going to get a lot more interest telling people that the local fishing shop will buy their surplus worms and worm casts are fertiliser than I will saying its your personal effort to save the planet.
take your rubbish home with you and dispose of it properly - keep a spare carrier bag in your bag for exactly this purpose;
don't pick wild flowers or dig up plants to take home with you - take a picture, it'll last longer;
do'nt damage trees, hedges, fences, or anything that you don't own;
water is the most valuable recyclable resource, and the easiest to recycle - use less and get water butts - even balconies can get these, I've read, though I don't know from where; there are also small composters for balconies;
it's never ';someone else's problem'; - it's yours, mine and everyone else's!
Ours is about the last generation that can make a difference - act so your grandchildren's grandchildren will bless you rather than ask, ';why didn't they do something when there was a chance to change things?';
I've explained to my kids that climate has always changed, and that it always will. Every dinosaur book has geologic timelines that even little tykes can understand.
That way, they're not freaked out when Leftist Political Whores incessantly claim the world will end if we don't turn off our cars.
Now THAT'S alternative green advice.
you could tell them about the different bargain you could get by buying from farmer's markets instead of those store bought fruits and vegetables because the government would pay less money to use pesticides on farms or fields and that will help the environment a lot
and like the others said ask them to fart less :D
I tell my kids that global warming is a farce, and while it is a noble idea to live green, what the individual does, will not amount to a ';hill of beans'; All you are doing is paying more money for ';green'; products, and being ripped off by the companies.
And like the fellow above says...fart less
Don't waste energy!
Don't waste paper!
Don't spend too much time at PCs and TV!
Recycle!
Try to fill your balconies with as more plants as you can!
http://www.picable.com/Nature/Sunsets/Su鈥?/a>
My best advice:
1. Never believe the media or anyone that claims to be an ';Environmentalist';
2. Study and learn the facts. Do the math and make sure it all adds up.
3. Never take action on ';Feelings';
Buy second-hand clothes and use your imagination to personalise them. You could even sell them if you have a talent for this.
use less paper,
turn off your consoles.
or produce less personal methane (fart less :P)
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
What advice do you have on starting a hatchery?
I have a dream of starting a hatchery. I love chickens, I love farm fresh eggs, I love their attitudes, and their beauty. This year we are ordering some chicks specifically to start a hatchery. We know this will take years to get going...but we are going to start maybe 10 breeds this year. We were going to go with 3-4 crested varieties, some larger breeds for raising for eating, and a couple long-tailed breeds, and some odd chickens (like faverolles) just to sell to local 4-hers. I was wondering what you, as a consumer, might like to see in a hatchery? What kind of birds would you like to see? What do you think would sell best?
I'm just afraid that if we start off all production chickens...then we might not sell that many. But if we start off all exotics, than we'll have the same problem. So I was thinking a little of both worlds. Because there are a lot of farmers out here, but there are also a lot of kids that like odd chickens to take to fairs... Tell me what you thinkWhat advice do you have on starting a hatchery?
I want to buy eggs from chickens that are healthy. I want to know that they are free range and eat organic food.
You aren't going to be able to support yourself by selling chickens to take to fairs. You need to be able to push those eggs. Find out how grocery stores buy eggs, or maybe you can sell eggs in a local food market. I buy eggs and produce at a flea market.
Also you are going to need to be able to sell some basic ole chickens. The farmers should be your target for this, so just sell the plain white variety, whatever that is. Basic chickens. You can bring in exotics to sell as pets, but focus on laying hens.What advice do you have on starting a hatchery?
I don't know about the lice. I would think that it probably needs to be treated for your benefit as well as the chicken's.
preventing blackheads
I'm just afraid that if we start off all production chickens...then we might not sell that many. But if we start off all exotics, than we'll have the same problem. So I was thinking a little of both worlds. Because there are a lot of farmers out here, but there are also a lot of kids that like odd chickens to take to fairs... Tell me what you thinkWhat advice do you have on starting a hatchery?
I want to buy eggs from chickens that are healthy. I want to know that they are free range and eat organic food.
You aren't going to be able to support yourself by selling chickens to take to fairs. You need to be able to push those eggs. Find out how grocery stores buy eggs, or maybe you can sell eggs in a local food market. I buy eggs and produce at a flea market.
Also you are going to need to be able to sell some basic ole chickens. The farmers should be your target for this, so just sell the plain white variety, whatever that is. Basic chickens. You can bring in exotics to sell as pets, but focus on laying hens.What advice do you have on starting a hatchery?
I don't know about the lice. I would think that it probably needs to be treated for your benefit as well as the chicken's.
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What advice would you give to a socially inept person?
I have a friend who never really learned how to socialize. I'm not saying that in a bad way, but it's just the truth. He's asked for advice on how to make friends, keep friends, interact, and all that.
My question is, what advice would you give to such a person? I'm writing out a paper for this.
Please don't critisize me for doing this; He specifically asked for help with this and I'm doing the best I can to help. Thanks in advance!What advice would you give to a socially inept person?
Loosen up, and meet as many different people as possible. That's how everybody who ever lived learned any social graces. And remember that most of us are too worried about our own hangups and awkwardness to notice yours.What advice would you give to a socially inept person?
I'd suggest knowing the rules, program of the event he wants to attend. Homework, and practice.
Learn to dance. Learn to dress and eat - and practice before going out with people that know him.
Learn about the story in English before attending opera for the first time. Learn what to expect before going to big events like that too.
Read the newspaper front to back. Sports, local news - and read current and classic books.
Understand double entendres and puns, and why Simpson's and South Park are funny verbally like understanding Popeye verbally - not just visual jokes. Words are important. Don't open your mouth unless you can contribute to the subject being talked about. As guys never talk about shades of nail polish or who designed what gown - usually because guys never practice this knowledge. Stereotypes are also to be avoided - as women can weld and many are mechanically minded as any man. And visa versa - some men do know fashion, make up.
Oh, my is it too late to have his Dad and Mom talk to him about all this stuff? From a family moral point of view, traditions, etc.
He should have been paying attention when he was 4,5, 6,7,8, as each year brings more to practice. By 12 there are dances. By middle school there is cliches and groups form.
Also there is rural, subburbian, city type stuff I do not know about. Can he tip a cow? Does he know what chip throwing is? Does he know train/bus schedules and can move around town?
I hope this is of some help.
he needs to talk to a psychiatrist who can give him medication and help for his mental condition.
Maybe this person is just shy. It is hard to say because what works for one doesn't work for everyone, but they could start by opening up in social situations. They can start out small by just choosing one person to interact with. Make sure they are up on their current events so when things come up they can give their opinion and join into the conversation. Most of all they can be the one to invite someone out or over to their house rather than waiting for an invitation.
I think casual, encouraging pointers along the way would help him.
like for example, if you are in the mall with him and you witness some person making a gesture that is more ';advanced'; in terms of social etiquette and bring his attention to it and tell him to notice what the person did. be friendly and nice about it.
Every day, do something kind for someone.
maybe some sociology books may be a good place for him to start. Is it possible that he is just shy? Whay has he not learned how to interact? If he grew up/lived in a society he must have. Maybe he just THINKS he does not know how but really just has a different way about it.
I say, as a friend of his, to be a parent for him in some regards. People who are socially inept just didn't socialize as much growing up, by choice or not. They're just behind everyone else, and need to learn how to get by. I know plenty of shy people who are perfectly sociable. Don't be afraid to tell him how things work. Give reinforcement and if it seem slike he needs guidance, give it to him. He's just gotta learn. And his ineptitude has probably caused some anxiety when it comes to his self confidence and social situations. Make sure he knows that we're all individuals, and people are allowed to act how they want, but there are some basic rules we all need to follow to function in society, retain friendships and gain respect from others.
My question is, what advice would you give to such a person? I'm writing out a paper for this.
Please don't critisize me for doing this; He specifically asked for help with this and I'm doing the best I can to help. Thanks in advance!What advice would you give to a socially inept person?
Loosen up, and meet as many different people as possible. That's how everybody who ever lived learned any social graces. And remember that most of us are too worried about our own hangups and awkwardness to notice yours.What advice would you give to a socially inept person?
I'd suggest knowing the rules, program of the event he wants to attend. Homework, and practice.
Learn to dance. Learn to dress and eat - and practice before going out with people that know him.
Learn about the story in English before attending opera for the first time. Learn what to expect before going to big events like that too.
Read the newspaper front to back. Sports, local news - and read current and classic books.
Understand double entendres and puns, and why Simpson's and South Park are funny verbally like understanding Popeye verbally - not just visual jokes. Words are important. Don't open your mouth unless you can contribute to the subject being talked about. As guys never talk about shades of nail polish or who designed what gown - usually because guys never practice this knowledge. Stereotypes are also to be avoided - as women can weld and many are mechanically minded as any man. And visa versa - some men do know fashion, make up.
Oh, my is it too late to have his Dad and Mom talk to him about all this stuff? From a family moral point of view, traditions, etc.
He should have been paying attention when he was 4,5, 6,7,8, as each year brings more to practice. By 12 there are dances. By middle school there is cliches and groups form.
Also there is rural, subburbian, city type stuff I do not know about. Can he tip a cow? Does he know what chip throwing is? Does he know train/bus schedules and can move around town?
I hope this is of some help.
he needs to talk to a psychiatrist who can give him medication and help for his mental condition.
Maybe this person is just shy. It is hard to say because what works for one doesn't work for everyone, but they could start by opening up in social situations. They can start out small by just choosing one person to interact with. Make sure they are up on their current events so when things come up they can give their opinion and join into the conversation. Most of all they can be the one to invite someone out or over to their house rather than waiting for an invitation.
I think casual, encouraging pointers along the way would help him.
like for example, if you are in the mall with him and you witness some person making a gesture that is more ';advanced'; in terms of social etiquette and bring his attention to it and tell him to notice what the person did. be friendly and nice about it.
Every day, do something kind for someone.
maybe some sociology books may be a good place for him to start. Is it possible that he is just shy? Whay has he not learned how to interact? If he grew up/lived in a society he must have. Maybe he just THINKS he does not know how but really just has a different way about it.
I say, as a friend of his, to be a parent for him in some regards. People who are socially inept just didn't socialize as much growing up, by choice or not. They're just behind everyone else, and need to learn how to get by. I know plenty of shy people who are perfectly sociable. Don't be afraid to tell him how things work. Give reinforcement and if it seem slike he needs guidance, give it to him. He's just gotta learn. And his ineptitude has probably caused some anxiety when it comes to his self confidence and social situations. Make sure he knows that we're all individuals, and people are allowed to act how they want, but there are some basic rules we all need to follow to function in society, retain friendships and gain respect from others.
What advice do you have for a student teacher who is just starting?
Today was my first day of student teaching (high school English), and I wondered if any veterans had any advice, besides being organized, which I am :) Thanks!What advice do you have for a student teacher who is just starting?
Your question takes me back a few years (32? How did that happen?).
I would say, ';Don't worry. Be happy,'; but I know you will worry. You will also make mistakes, say dumb things, and students can be merciless.
You will also learn a tremendous amount of stuff you aren't really aware of. Things like how to think on your feet to bring a divergent, flip answer from a student back to the direction you want to go. How to head off a problem before it becomes one.(You may have to wait a few years for this one鈥擨 did.)
Don't let any feelings about being overwhelmed change your mind. About a dozen of my fellow student teachers all took a solemn vow to never, ever teach. Five years later, almost all of us were doing quite well at it.
A good cooperating teacher can be a big help. Good luck on that, but don't give up the cause if he or she is not a super star. When the students start to respond to you and your personality, you will get a little feel for why we do this. Having your own class to run after you get your own job is way better than student teaching. Way better鈥攁nd I enjoyed student teaching. (It's also way scarier, but your question was about student teaching.)
If you are organized, you know what you are doing. Don't let them make you think you need to change things in the middle. Don't make things up. For an inexperienced teacher, that's a good way to fall on your face.
Sure, it may not be the world's best lesson, but it's not supposed to be. You are learning. Plan it, present it, then analyze what happened. Be sure to look at what went right as well as what went wrong.
It's usually really easy to see what went wrong. Figure out what you can do to fix it, and fix it. However, be sure to ask yourself what went right, what went like you thought it would, what seemed to get the students involved. Be sure you remember these ideas and try them again.
I have enjoyed my classroom work over the years. I hope you are on the route to enjoying it too. We need more great classroom teachers!What advice do you have for a student teacher who is just starting?
being an English teacher can be hard, especially on the first day. however, i think you should introduce yourself, then say where you go, and then ask the students their names. If the teacher will let you, try to get to know your students well. The teacher might have you running errands for her like making copies of texts or getting more loose leaf. if the teacher does, you re in good shape. that means the teacher puts its trust in you and can believe you can do a good job. try to make a good impression at the kids...if they like you they will hang out with you and become friends with you. hope this helps!
I'm not a teacher but I'm a student and i have never had a great teacher
my advice is be nice fun and outgoing
make fun ways to help the learn
and kids in middle and high school love doing partner stuff
and test my teacher sometimes hides answers on the boreds to help us and stuff
Hold your head up and don't take sides when in doubt check it out and always be willing to say your sorry when your wrong.
you know I'm also a student teacher as early this year. But I hate comin to class with my cooperating teacher always in a war mode and she ignore me....so I drop it . Asw an advise you should be able to get close to the teacher and asked about the situation ih his class.
I'm just a student but this year, my school recieved a new english teacher and studying my class, I'd say be nice to your students but DON'T give in. My teacher was way to nice that everytime our class complained about a certain assignment or test, she'd change it to our way. Sure I guess that's good for us but I'm sure the teacher gets really frusterated.
Always be on tigo me, organized. Prepare the night before, and go over the subject matter and when you walk in that class room be confident and caring.
The weeks you go through you have to submerge and dedicate yourself to your student teaching. If you run behind like I did once due to a car accident make sure to call with your cell.
If you don't have a cell phone get one and more important than anything else ENJOY YOURSELF AND THE STUDENTS..
First of all, have your lessons planned, and be prepared to change them at a moments notice. Most of the time, a lesson you think is perfect in every way does not work in the real classroom. Classroom management wise I would say be consistent with disicpline, even if its one of the good kids. It sucks when you have to give them a detention, but the rest of the class will respect you for it.
beware of parents. be vewy, vewy cafeful.
Your question takes me back a few years (32? How did that happen?).
I would say, ';Don't worry. Be happy,'; but I know you will worry. You will also make mistakes, say dumb things, and students can be merciless.
You will also learn a tremendous amount of stuff you aren't really aware of. Things like how to think on your feet to bring a divergent, flip answer from a student back to the direction you want to go. How to head off a problem before it becomes one.(You may have to wait a few years for this one鈥擨 did.)
Don't let any feelings about being overwhelmed change your mind. About a dozen of my fellow student teachers all took a solemn vow to never, ever teach. Five years later, almost all of us were doing quite well at it.
A good cooperating teacher can be a big help. Good luck on that, but don't give up the cause if he or she is not a super star. When the students start to respond to you and your personality, you will get a little feel for why we do this. Having your own class to run after you get your own job is way better than student teaching. Way better鈥攁nd I enjoyed student teaching. (It's also way scarier, but your question was about student teaching.)
If you are organized, you know what you are doing. Don't let them make you think you need to change things in the middle. Don't make things up. For an inexperienced teacher, that's a good way to fall on your face.
Sure, it may not be the world's best lesson, but it's not supposed to be. You are learning. Plan it, present it, then analyze what happened. Be sure to look at what went right as well as what went wrong.
It's usually really easy to see what went wrong. Figure out what you can do to fix it, and fix it. However, be sure to ask yourself what went right, what went like you thought it would, what seemed to get the students involved. Be sure you remember these ideas and try them again.
I have enjoyed my classroom work over the years. I hope you are on the route to enjoying it too. We need more great classroom teachers!What advice do you have for a student teacher who is just starting?
being an English teacher can be hard, especially on the first day. however, i think you should introduce yourself, then say where you go, and then ask the students their names. If the teacher will let you, try to get to know your students well. The teacher might have you running errands for her like making copies of texts or getting more loose leaf. if the teacher does, you re in good shape. that means the teacher puts its trust in you and can believe you can do a good job. try to make a good impression at the kids...if they like you they will hang out with you and become friends with you. hope this helps!
I'm not a teacher but I'm a student and i have never had a great teacher
my advice is be nice fun and outgoing
make fun ways to help the learn
and kids in middle and high school love doing partner stuff
and test my teacher sometimes hides answers on the boreds to help us and stuff
Hold your head up and don't take sides when in doubt check it out and always be willing to say your sorry when your wrong.
you know I'm also a student teacher as early this year. But I hate comin to class with my cooperating teacher always in a war mode and she ignore me....so I drop it . Asw an advise you should be able to get close to the teacher and asked about the situation ih his class.
I'm just a student but this year, my school recieved a new english teacher and studying my class, I'd say be nice to your students but DON'T give in. My teacher was way to nice that everytime our class complained about a certain assignment or test, she'd change it to our way. Sure I guess that's good for us but I'm sure the teacher gets really frusterated.
Always be on tigo me, organized. Prepare the night before, and go over the subject matter and when you walk in that class room be confident and caring.
The weeks you go through you have to submerge and dedicate yourself to your student teaching. If you run behind like I did once due to a car accident make sure to call with your cell.
If you don't have a cell phone get one and more important than anything else ENJOY YOURSELF AND THE STUDENTS..
First of all, have your lessons planned, and be prepared to change them at a moments notice. Most of the time, a lesson you think is perfect in every way does not work in the real classroom. Classroom management wise I would say be consistent with disicpline, even if its one of the good kids. It sucks when you have to give them a detention, but the rest of the class will respect you for it.
beware of parents. be vewy, vewy cafeful.
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