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Welcome to NEW LME Premium Member!
Hi Emily Huang! Welcome to LME Premium!! You are going to be getting both speaking and listening lessons! They are all excellent. You can join all live classes with the ICONs (pictures) using the Skool calendar, they are free for you Calendar · Let's Master English . And you can practice your lessons if you join our LME Speaking and LME Listening Live classes, use the calendar to join it. Don't miss Coach Shane's daily CHECK IN Let's Master English, you'll find it very useful. If you have any questions , need any help, feel free to ask — we’re always here for you. Stay active in the community, join our LIVE hangouts/classes, and together... Let's Master English!
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@Emily Huang nice to meet you!
It’s so painful…
Today, 15 years ago, I lost the most important person in my life - my dad. He was a doctor, a cardiologist, a highly respected specialist who truly loved what he did. He passed away at the age of 64 from lung cancer. He was a smoker, and until the very end, he refused to believe that smoking had caused his cancer. Three days before he died, he stopped eating and drinking. He couldn’t speak because of the endotracheal tube, but he crossed his arms over his chest to show me that he knew his time was coming. I tried to keep him hydrated by giving him IV fluids, electrolytes, and glucose. But soon, I could no longer find a vein. I became so angry at myself and kept trying again and again… until he bent his arm, leaving me no chance to try anymore. The next day, he died in my arms. I felt devastated - as a daughter, as a nurse, and as a person who would forever carry the pain of such an irreplaceable loss. I love you, Dad. Time doesn’t heal. It simply teaches you how to live differently with the pain. RIP
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@Irina Kornienko I understand your pain. I lost my dad 17 years ago after being with him for the last six years of his life. He's still very much alive in my mind. I sometimes listen to his favorite song and I feel close to him! Thank you for sharing. Cherish the good memories! ❤️
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Everything you did for your dad was out of love, and remember that he understood that perfectly! Sending you a hug @Irina Kornienko ❤️
Cleaning
After requesting the “technician” cleaning service, I found that the smell was horrible. In conclusion, I will have to do it again, just as I did last summer, when I moved to this new apartment. I do not trust anyone else except for myself, just like how I repaired the umbrella.
Cleaning
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@Wudamuli Ngi Midh It is not a French phrase but an American expression . Duct Tape Queen (for woman ) Duct Tape King (for man ) is someone who is a master of practical, hands-on problem-solving. If something breaks, He or she fixes it. If a crisis happens, she or he figures out a clever, MacGyver-style solution with whatever is around. The Origin: The expression emerged organically in North American DIY, crafting, and blue-collar culture during the late 20th century. As duct tape transitioned from a military/industrial tool to a household staple that "fixes everything," people who overused it to repair cars, furniture, or home appliances earned this affectionate, slightly teasing nickname. Are you a man or a woman? I don't know Chinese names..
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@Shane Peterson With foreign names, you don't always know. One day, a Chinese woman on your Box platform called me "Monsieur Vincent." 🤣 Since then, I wear lipstick.
Camera movement
I taught my students camera movement, including static movement, pan movement, tilt movement, push in,pull out, and tracking! Actually, I am not good at making the film!
Camera movement
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@Shane Peterson Do you want me to teach you English with a froggy accent? So charming and sophisticated, you will see as I rock! 😂🤣
😴 Wet Pillows & Midnight Drool: Is It Actually Normal? 🛏️
THE NEW YORK TIMES 1. What is your favorite sleeping position: on your back, your side, or your stomach? 2. Do you have any secret tricks to stop yourself from breathing through your mouth at night?
😴 Wet Pillows & Midnight Drool: Is It Actually Normal? 🛏️
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@Natalie Cosmopolitan You're a perfect globetrotter 🤣
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@Shane Peterson Protecting the snacks even while sleeping! 😂🤣
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