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There is quite literally poop residue everywhere.But, but, none of those things are potentially poop-related! Or I-pee-standing-up related.
When a nephew of mine was young, he never wanted to wash his hands and his mom would just let him use hand sanitizer. Like, all the time. I told him that did not fly at my house - if your hands touch your junk for any reason whatsoever. you must wash them with soap and running water before touching anything else in the house, lol. It's just . . . no. Wash your hands. In the bathroom.
I can’t figure out what is so bad about a man touching his penis and then washing his hands.
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I called poison control 3x in about 6 months. I was a little worried I was going to be put on some kind of list. 😂
All three were for DS, he was 2-3 years old. Once he sucked on some ibuprofen (they said he would have needed to eat 11 before needing medical care). Another time he sprayed bathroom cleaner in his mouth. And I can’t remember what happened the other time. 😜
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I taught middle school. In my experience that is not common at all for this age. I never saw or heard of anything like that while I was teaching.
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Your positive attitude is just amazing. 🤗
I hope your meds come in very soon, that is frustrating.
What kind of goats did you get?
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My ballerina tends to get tense and pulls her back out of whack. She gets great relief from Pilates. We have a great instructor that she sees for private lessons (it helps a lot that she was a ballet dancer herself) or small group reformer classes. There’s a figure skater that attends class with her.
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Any real paleo recipe would work. And if she tolerates dairy (many celiacs have trouble with dairy) then she could add that too.
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I have one little guy, Poonie (I wanted to name him Cootie like the game but my family couldn’t understand me) that lives in my nightstand drawer. He was on top of the nightstand but we’re thinking about selling our house so I’m clearing all surfaces.
Poonie’s parents, Henry and Henrietta are in with my kids’ stuffed animals and I might have a few more in a bin in the garage.
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Wow, that is unreal!the main substantiated abuse:
Because I couldn't hug him after he was spying on me while I was having a shower, I supposedly made him feel rejected, therefore I caused him long term emotional abuse that he is still having troubles with.
I’m so sorry. 😢
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My sister just got one and it fit under her cabinets.never mind, I ordered a lift. I hope it fits :lol:
I don’t think it’s taller when lifted, just that it’s taller in general.
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It would all depend on the parking for me. Having to parallel park or do tiny parking garages would be a big no for me.
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I agree with this.If he reads a lot, yes. A regular kindle is so much easier to read on. Unless he's reading a lot of stuff with colored pictures or something.
Then for movies a cheap tablet. The Kindle Fire one is pretty good for that, and if you get the kids version comes already locked down.
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OMG. That sounds precisely my speed. 😂😂😂Oh, THAT book. *eyeroll. I upvoted you, Mergath.
Also, while I was there, I saw a book about hsing boys in the suggestions. Didn't click to learn more, but based on the title, the author is probably one of our tribe:
"Homeschooling Boys: Adequate Success with Minimal Cooperation."
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My dd used to have meltdowns. She would average about 2/week. I took her off gluten (for other reasons) and she never had another meltdown, that was over 5 years ago.I had a child who was like this if she ate something with Red #40. She was really sweet most of the time, but if she ate something with red dye she became a little monster.
Her first symptom of gluten exposure is unexplained crying, then anxiety, then stomach pain.
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Years. My DS is 12, he stopped nursing when he was 2 and until just recently I would sometimes have a tiny bit of dried milk in my nipples. TMI? 😳😂
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I use my 9x13 Pyrex all the time.
Pyrex Basics 3 Quart Glass Oblong Baking Dish with Red Plastic Lid - 9 inch x 13 Inch https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IUKIPYY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_mTbLAbHRWWGBA
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My sister and niece had the strain (from Africa and Asia) that’s relatively new to the U.S.My daughter just had hand, foot and mouth and for her, it was just like a mild cold. But the spots were exactly like the ones you describe. That's my vote.
It seems to be much worse for adults.
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Yeah, that doesn’t sound like hand, foot and mouth. My sister and (adult) nicece had it a few years ago and they both said it’s by far the sickest they’ve ever been.a week- week 1/2...some have disappeared with the use of oils...but then more come. It's not like a wide spread rash...it's just a few spots....so weird. I wouldn't worry so much, except the pain....which isn't horrible...but annoying.
And not molliscum because even if the shape was right, they don’t go away that fast.
I’ll keep thinking.
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How long has she had them?
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Yes, you can adjust the carbonation. I usually do 4 pumps in a liter bottle but you could do as little as 1.
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I don’t buy them but they could buy them if they want. I only have one teen and she doesn’t drink much caffeine, coffee makes her feel jittery. DS (12) drinks coffee.
For myself, I don’t drink energy drinks because (1) I’m cheap and (2) I don’t want the sugar and I don’t like the artificial sweeteners they use in the sugar free varieties.
If I know I’m going to have a long afternoon/evening I will have an early afternoon cup of coffee and a squirt of b-complex. Works great for me. ðŸ‘
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I recently started using the Maybelline Instant age rewind and I like it a lot. It has good coverage but the texture is light and it doesn’t settle into lines or look heavy. I’m pretty fair and I’m using the lightest color.I also have dark circles which seemed to get worse when I lost weight. Just my .02, but I think if you gain weight in your face, the dark circles recede.
My super thin sister -- we're both over 50 -- has also had dark circles since she was a late teen.
I follow Dominique Sachse -- a Houston news anchor -- and she recommends these products (I haven't tried any yet, but plan to and can report back):
- Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Concealer + Treatment in medium $8.99
- Colorscience mineral corrector kit, pricey.
Another woman wrote a book called Make Up for Those Over 50 (or something like that). She was a former magazine editor and shared what works and what flat-out won't work. The under eye items she said worked:
- Cle de Peau Corrector Concealer -- expensive but worth it (she says, not me) I haven't tried.
- Maybelline New York Cover Stick -- haven't tried.
- Almay Line Smoothing Under Eye Concealer -- I've used this for about six months. The one piece of advice I found helpful: don't rub the concealor in like lotion. Instead dab it with your ring finger. it's been okay. I'm not wowed. I want to try some of the others above.
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I bet I could be in contention for the most “junk drawers†in a single house. I seem to have one in every room.I would definitely medal in Having the Most Writing Implements in the Junk Drawer Without Any Being Usable.
I'd love to be out of contention for this event, but that would involve much training in Pencil Sharpening. Which is a weakness not only for me, but for everyone in my family.
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Googling. I’m a world class Googler.
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If you've been watching American Idol...
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I’m not surprised that the producers put in something that they scripted.