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Does anyone know of rural getaways like Southhall in Indiana/ Michigan/ Wisconsin/ Illinois/ Iowa? Seems like a fun fall weekend trip? At the right price point? https://southalltn.com id imagine there would be so many farms and inns in this area - but I can’t find anything? ...
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I have a 504 plan evaluation meeting with my son's CPS high school next month. He has suffered from anxiety for years and sees a therapist. Is this meeting just a formality? Is there really a chance that he could be denied? Pedriatrician assured me that he more than meets the conditions ...
How long after until I can see ok? How did you feel after? Thanks! ...
A grandparent wants to take my 5 year old to pick mushrooms and berries in the forest with them as foraging is one of the grandparent's true passions and they do know what they're doing. I think my kid is too young to be empowered to think that they have good enough judgement on what wild plants to ...
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