Lightbrite

iacisrmma: Thank you! I’ll keep a look out for Kosher Central next time I’m down by Hollywood 🙂

TM: Yes, thank you, I was indeed aware that my title applied redundancy. However, I deemed it necessary to include the word “spicy” in the title so that readers familiar with the condiment would read “schoog” as it is pronounced, and readers who were unaware of kosher product, or at least its name, would know what type of Kosher Product they would be encountering in this thread.

Thank you again.

Health: If you received your first and only Meningitis vaccine at age 20, do you need to be vaccinated again at any other point in your life if you’re not working in healthcare?

For students not living in university housing, my local university asks to either prove that one was vaccinated within the last 5 years, or sign a waiver.

Google says that the vaccine lasts about 5 years.

My doctor said that she never heard of people getting it multiple times, unless maybe someone was working in healthcare.

My pharmacist read me the paper that she had in the back, which said something about it depending on one’s age when receiving one’s first Meningitis immunization shot.

Thank you for your Health info!

East12th: Interesting… My doctor told me that it would be required if I was going into Medical School, or Nursing School, even if I did not live in the dorms.
I thought that students in dorms were required to get it because they live in cramped quarters, like dogs are required to get more vaccines if they are going to be boarded.

Thank you 🙂

Thank YOU Gadolhadorah! Amen amen amen 🙂 🙂 🙂

How did you pay for your master’s degree in planning?

K-cup, thank YOU so much for your insider info ☺

I’m so excited about learning more, and being more competent in the Urban Planning and Zoning field!

Joseph: Thank you. Yes, I intentionally did not ask him about any prices. Once, I looked down at a price of a mattress, and then caught myself, so I looked back up —but not before experiencing shock that I was staring at a $4,850 comfortable rectangle.

“PS, Lightbrite, I don’t think you meant it this way, but I find it obscene to consider suffering from spousal abuse as a specific indicator to do tshuva. The person’s spouse is an abusive evildoer, who has full responsibility for what they do. Your assumption sounds too much like blaming the victim” (yichusdik)

yichusdik: I feel the same way! I was saying that I read an article that indeed said that teshuvah would solve a spousal abuse problem, which bothered me because it is yes, blaming the victim.

Glad that someone else empathizes as well!

CTLAWYER… Thank you 🙂

It’s so refreshing to hear that even an extremely successful and capable adult finds his basement spooky.

iacisrmma: Yes!