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The New York Times had an article on this very topic today: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/18/realestate/overnight-guests-bedroom-space.html?unlocked_article_code=Hh0fZThdGogROtkvWQYwpwcuiba_0QmCdiWYm-qBwD1atioupDSJQjUKI_guPD2BpzCx3Q9fA_uZrts9vt_EAWE0bbHjIMafQ4S8dKmHZfX3RkewJ2_BzqslCTMo1rTqtZiXT3hosfcr2wFkmOjpjEe4lZr2qiRwAbvTkzy58tlGBamMfqRpe9fH0gca6MXPsrBf1gLYO96DT01iL5lgZOSze6il07Tq7Un_DxOBk-doz3E-JpF3i4k9s7TPc2BTQjstdJmTcZ61VW8krTdcuUvuY33rk-7MYB50JRt31Pk6crQaCKGrL_3UAqBpXPyaVnSyh3hw-4OWh6dQ_mqLgi0ZzVJvUs76VCj2&smid=url-share.
Some of the options are (as always for the Times!) very pricey, but might be fun as a source of inspiration.
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When I was a child, we moved into a new house. My younger brother opened the cabinet under the sink and cried out happily, "Mommy, this house comes with a hamster!"
[Narrator: it was not, in fact, a hamster.]
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I have had good luck with makeup remover.
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So very sorry for your loss.
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I am a tooth grinder / clencher, especially in times of stress. I found the instructions for masseter (jaw muscle) massage given here to be quite useful: https://www.painscience.com/articles/spot-07-masseter.php .
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I did read her off and on over the years, and I understood from her postings in recent years that she had struggled with depression and addiction. It's a very sad story and my heart goes out to her children and family.
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12 hours ago, lauraw4321 said:
We are also displaying quilts, dresses and cross stitching that she made and have invited people to bring anything she made them.
That sounds beautiful. I hope the service brings peace to all who attend.
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10 hours ago, lauraw4321 said:
Is like planning a wedding, but you have to do it in 5 days while crying all the time. 🤪
I have a lot of support and I’m doing well. And I think we are going to have a service that would make mom so happy. But man it’s a lot.
Hugs and good thoughts for you. If you have someone who can pull together a photo slideshow, we found that to be a very meaningful part of both my father's and father-in-law's funerals (shown before the service). It can be a nice way to reflect on the person's whole life, not just the moment of passing.
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8 hours ago, Farrar said:
Sending hugs as well.
And just a note to all of us. As you age, please plan your own funeral so your family isn't left guessing. It's hard enough even when everything has been planned. It's a whole other level when you don't even know if your loved one liked that hymn or you can't remember which funeral home in town they hated.
Yes, this 100%. I ended up making scripture and hymn choices for my father-in-law's funeral. I think they were appropriate, but I don't know whether they were the best choices.
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So very sorry for your loss.
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I remember set theory from elementary school in the 1970s. I don't recall the specific textbook you linked to. But I definitely remember set notation and the axiom that "the empty set is a member of every set."
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I have found that an over-the-counter probiotic has been helpful over the past few years (could be correlation instead of causation, but worth a try).
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So sorry for your loss. It is so hard to lose such a good companion.
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What about a Uniqlo packable down jacket? Like this: https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E452738-000/00?colorDisplayCode=69&sizeDisplayCode=003. Not super puffy, can be crammed in a backpack, and the price is not too $$$.
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As the mother of a child with life-threatening nut allergies, I would be upset if you brought a cake with almonds to my house.
I would also be very confused. Gently: you and your family have had so much trauma and sadness - why would you take this risk?
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I'm very sorry for your loss.
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14yo ds will be starting 9th grade in the fall (in B&M school). He loved learning Latin with Ecce Romani 1 over the past two years and is interested in a way to continue learning Latin as an extracurricular. Any suggestions about online courses, tutors, or self-study tips? Thanks so much for any advice.
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I'm so sorry that you are in the middle of all this.
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Sugar-free caramel for me!
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I have no answers, but I feel your pain.
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Could your allergist ramp up the dosage less aggressively?
We got a dog and I got shots for about six months with few side effects, and they definitely reduced my reactions to her. I stopped before the recommended time and now need to go back, as I am getting very teary-eyed ...
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The BBC / British Museum podcasts "Germany: Memories of a Nation" were really interesting to me (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04dwbwz). You could use them as supplements; I especially thought the ones on Goethe and Gutenberg were appealing.
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If the student is old enough to have friends that are getting married, the student is old enough to understand the original commitment he/she made. You are not being unreasonable, in my opinion.
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I'm so sorry for your loss.
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I had rosacea earlier this year. The derm prescribed Soolantra in the AM (which was fine, though it felt funny to take ivermectin); Epsolay in the PM (a kind of benzoyl peroxide); and a several month course of doxy. I was hesitant to take the doxy, but did, and had several weeks of stomach upset when I finally discontinued it. If I were to have a flare again, I'd see if I could just do the Soolantra and a non-prescription-grade benzoyl peroxide or other option.
Echoing other posters above that CeraVe products are really helpful!