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Heading into the last week of the series.... what are your predictions for the week aside from the usual final couple date. submitted by /u/aimhighsquatlow to r/LoveIslandTV [link] [comments]

As a teacher having recently moved to year one it has shocked me how few parents read with their kids. Hell when I was teaching in year three they were read with more. I know time is often tight (and I don’t have kids myself so I can only imagine how bad it can get) but honestly even 2-3 pages a day would make such a massive impact on many of these kids. For reference I have 29 kids in my class, I would say about six of them read more than 3x a week (and 4x per week is what we ask of parents). I set no other homework and we have sent parent mails to parents and I’ve spoken directly to many of them about it. I know the phonics books are dull as dishwater trust me (I hear the same one 30+ times a week) but it’s only 5mins a day. submitted by /u/Regalusername12 to r/AskUK

Has anyone, while young, fit and without an excuse (like childcare etc) worked part time out of choice? I am a young person, mid 20s, doing well financially and career wise, but I just feel like, is this all there is to life? Me and my partner work 40 hour weeks just to afford a fraction of what my grandparents did on a single salary. We’ll never expect to raise children in London. We’re both saddled in ridiculous debt. (Edit - student debt) I can’t be arsed anymore. Every week is just work work work, a short break, and back to it. There must be a better way of living life! I’m planning to take a salary cut in order to give myself a 4 day week. My parents think I’m insane, but I think I’ll GO insane if I have to work 5 days a week for the rest of my life. I’m neurodivergent by the way if that gives you any context. Please be kind (ish) submitted by

For me, it's still Choriza May's from DRUK Season 3. Not only is it still relevant but it was entirely original. submitted by /u/RascalLouise to r/rupaulsdragrace [link] [comments]

The boys receive a text telling them that they are heading out for the day for footie… But little do they know it’s the girls who are scoring big. Millie receives a text explaining all the girls will get video calls from home, but will they want to hear the brutal honesty their loved ones will give? \[Watch the First Look on YouTube here!\](First Look | It's truth time as the girls receive video calls from home | Love Island All Stars 2026 - YouTube) \*\*Check out these other threads:\*\* \* \[Previous discussion threads\](https://youtu.be/xznkY2hiCMA?si=u44AmfwwtF7JmPdG) \* \[Couple status\](https://www.reddit.com/r/LoveIslandTV/comments/1mqr7gq/love\_island\_uk\_cou

That’s no exaggeration. I’ve always thought she’d snap out of it.. but if anything it’s getting worse. My wife and have a 5 year old and an 8 year old. Our 8 year old daughter is very affectionate and loves spending time with both / either of us. Will want cuddles, and kisses and generally is kind towards me. In contrast, our 5 year old has taken a real dislike to me and always has. She doesn’t want cuddles. Will push me away. Cries if it’s my turn on her bed time and will repeat “I want Mummy”. She’s the complete opposite towards my wife, is obsessed with her, wants constant affection and cuddles / kisses. I’ll really go out of my way to make her laugh and feel loved but she literally pushes me away. I don’t have a clue how to change the situation and have just realised; there doesn’t seem to be any way and that’s that. I’ll have to lump it and be the one she’s not a fan of. She shows some autistic

Would you support such a thing? Personally I think we should do it along with the Oxford Street Pedestrianisation. Interested to hear pros/cons. Image taken from @ joe_yer99 on Twitter for a similar theoretical covering of a street in Glasgow submitted by /u/Because_Wisely to r/london [link]

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