b2w

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by b2w 5mo ago
At best, ISR covers the short term. I see these kids come on deck and enter the water and its hard to not notice their development is behind to those of their peers that went to a swim club that was proper learn to swim to thrive in the wat
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by b2w 8mo ago
To me, it felt like some of the best sleep of my life! The gibberish out of my mouth afterwards thou...well it was a good laugh for my spouse, which is a happy sight seen upon opening my eyes.
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by b2w 9mo ago
There are plenty of skills involved to develop and improve here like floating, body position, kicking, breathing, etc. Plan it out and make it count!
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by b2w 1y ago
The kid is starving and child protective services isn't a free lunch program. Is the effort of potentially displacing the kid to foster care really solving the immediate problem?
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by b2w 1y ago
That's a very funny video! I'm curious to see if I can get my swim club to do something like this :-)
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by b2w 1y ago
So when you go to brush your teeth you don't wet the toothpaste and toothbrush from the tap? Is it the fear of tap water that centers around this? I am curious about this as it seems the answers carry some cultural significance.
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by b2w 2y ago
This helped me, thanks!
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by b2w 2y ago
So like intuitive photographic memory?
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by b2w 2y ago
Dismissing this event though when the toxicity is right there on display feels like a passive response for a community as active as HN.
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by b2w 3y ago
I learned from a chef a while back to apply a thin layer of lemon juice to the smooth face of the avocado to prevent it from browning quickly. I can usually pick a good hass based off skin tone and feel from the palm of hand if the skin is
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by b2w 3y ago
Having lived on a Caribbean island, I can relate to this visual sensation. Let me only tell you further that when coupled with the auditory expeience of the rhythmic ocean waves washing against the shoreline, it amplifies the entire encount