Not the original reply but seconding their advice—if you don’t feel up to it, don’t go. The best thing about my wife is that I never have to wonder why she’s doing something—she just tells me. These things come with a uterus; if a little waiting is enough to put him off, better to know now.
Back when I had a bit more time I was working through the exercises on Draw a Box. The author says to do them on paper with pen, but if you’re not sending them in for grading it’s not like anyone will stop you from using a tablet. I’m not sure why, but I prefer doing that, too.
If they wanted me to care about more than one paragraph, they could have left-aligned like responsible adults. Center alignment is godawful to read.
Assuming the title is accurate, the performance was over at that point.
They’re the coarse leftover that doesn’t make it through the sifting process for cornmeal. People in the southern United States make this into flavorless porridge and add lots of other things to it to make it somewhat palatable.
Disclaimer: I have never enjoyed grits, despite my entire family making them constantly and now seeing them in restaurants everywhere as if they’re a culinary delicacy. Someone who likes them would probably describe them differently.
I was referring to the dependency and indemnity compensation she’ll get from the VA. Combat pension I’m unfamiliar with; bow to your expertise there.
I had fun with that one, too. They felt a bit hokey to me but it was charming.
Libby said she was told by her Casualty Assistance Officer that there are additional benefits that cannot be given because the Iran conflict has not been declared a war. “The missing benefits are combat pay-related and were missing from his final paycheck,” she said.
So…sounds like she’ll still get the monthly tax-free check for in-service death and it’ll be higher because of the dependent, and they’ll also both get education assistance. Can’t really tell from the article what’s missing but it sounds like a one-time retro. Some perspective on the clickbait headline.
I had a good time with it; some fans of the first one seemed disappointed that it didn’t include some of the improvements the first one’s expansion had, so you might want to look that up if it’s important to ya.
…well yeah who goes to Richmond on purpose ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Take it up a notch—if I’m competent to make decisions for myself, and I want to be dead, it’d be pretty nice if there was a medical facility that would give me a hand. Or a needle, whatever.
You’re already putting more effort into caring about them than they did about their answer. Etiquette requirements met.
Yeah it’s waaay busier than it needs to be, and that is super off-putting. I liked the lessons once I finally got to them, though.