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If so, can I pm you?
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Except people may move close to you to read your shirt!
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2 hours ago, Margaret in CO said:
If it's snowing, it means the barometer has dropped. Cows are more likely to calve when the barometer drops. And if they calve in a snowstorm, they can't get their calves dried off and they die. Or they make it but get pneumonia etc, plus frostbitten ears! We have a lamb with frostbitten ears this year. The wool ram "wasn't fertile". Yeah, right.
Never would have guessed! Are the animals in barn at a night or outside?
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8 hours ago, Margaret in CO said:
If it's not snowing and they're all bedded down, I don't go out again. Dh will go out at 5:00. If it's snowing, like last night, I'll go out again around 3:00.
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When I make lunch, I try to cut up fruit and veggies on a plate for everyone to snack on so they don’t go bad. For some reason, people will eat fruit and veggies if I prepare them, but they won’t do it themselves.
Unfortunately, that is not stopping us from also eating junk food.
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I thought it was only around 9. Geez! I have been staying up so late lately unintentionally without realizing how late it is. Youngest dd too. Bad habit to break when we need to get up early.
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19 hours ago, Gloria Victoria said:
Thanks for all the advice. I'm working with a lawyer now, waiting for a response from him. This whole thing is a nightmare.
I’m so sorry this happened to you. From the title, I initially thought this was going to be a light hearted post about being home alone for an hour or two during the quarantine. I’m so sorry that wasn’t the case.
This happened to a friend of mine. She didn’t know where her dh and dc were for a long time, so she couldn’t have him served by the court. Long story short, he ended up with custody because she didn’t fight hard enough for her rights.
Make sure your lawyer has experience in this kind of situation and don’t let your dh smooth talk you into any agreement outside of court.
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My reusable pads aren’t being shipped until a month from now, even though they were in stock when I ordered them.
I ordered lamps today and they are supposed to arrive next week.
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I ordered reusable pads and got a message after I placed the order that they won’t be shipped until May. Makes no sense that they aren’t considered essential.
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The other Cutco product that I highly recommend is the vegetable peeler.
My first one accidentally got thrown away, and I tried lots of other brands, but ended up buying another one.
eta: I have a weak wrist (carpel tunnel) and it is the easiest to use
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I have a set. I like it. I do use all of the knives in the set, but if I was only buying one or two, I’d get the cheese knife (my most used knife and last addition - cuts more than cheese) and a paring knife.
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Welcome back! Not sure if I remember you are not, but maybe I’ll recognize you as you post more.
Congratulations on finishing nursing school and your new baby.
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I’ve been stress eating, unfortunately.
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Wow! That’s a lot of driving in such a short time. Glad he’s home.
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Did you get him home yet?
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On 3/17/2020 at 8:31 AM, plansrme said:
Gotta say, the suggestion that one might want to file a police report over toilet paper "theft" by a roommate--a ROOMMATE, not a stranger brandishing a knife, is one of the scariest things I've read on here about CV and what it's doing to people.
Why would you not consider this theft? They each supplied their own toilet paper and food.- 1
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On 3/17/2020 at 8:07 AM, Selkie said:
So sweet of her to be worried about food safety, lol.
Does your dd still have to be roommates with her? I hope not!
They aren’t going back to school this semester and they aren’t rooming together next year. Thank goodness!
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I live in York County. We pay $8k in property taxes altogether on a 2400 sq ft house. My in-laws were paying $12k and $16k (two different families), all three of us in different school districts in York County. Their homes were bigger than ours, but not much bigger. (Both have moved to smaller homes, partly because of the school taxes)
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Pa is quite a large state. What area are you thinking? I’m south central. I think we may have had 6-8” of snow total this winter, we had a very mild winter. Haven’t had to wear a coat most days this year.
My area is as you describe- rural, but close to amenities. I’m an hour from Baltimore & Harrisburg. Two hours from Philly & DC. People commute to all of those places for work from here.
Re taxes. We have one of the highest gas taxes in the country. There’s about a $0.40 per gallon difference between gas here and down in MD, more of a difference if you go east to Jersey (and they get full service!). When we first moved to Pa, I felt like we got a different tax bill in the mail every day from lots of different places. Here we are taxed by:
local - income based
(local - used to charge per capita too)
school - property based and can impose per capita fees for special projects
county - property based
county - income based
state - income basedSo, your taxes are really dependent on your locality and school district. Our school district boasts they have the lowest millage rate, but they leave out that they also have the highest assessments too.
eta: medically, we are very fortunate to have so many options within an hour or two drive, if those services are necessary. Hopkins, Hersey, CHOP, etc....
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So roommate finally got back to dd this afternoon. She says she took the toilet paper by accident. She said she didn’t take the freezer food home because she was concerned that it had gone bad while they were gone (for a week of spring break) so she threw it out. Interesting, she was only concerned about the food that hadn’t been opened yet. Then she said she threw it because she has tried of seeing dd’s food take up half the freezer space.
She is agreeing to pay for it, but only venmoed $20.
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2 hours ago, hjffkj said:
Did the roommate think your DD wasn't coming back for stuff and had already gone back to your house. Because I can understand taking it under those circumstances with the idea of repaying or replenishing once they both got back to the apartment. But I would also expect her to have asked.
I don’t know why she would think dd wouldn’t come back to get her school supplies. And, she could have asked dd if that was her intention. Still is ghosting dd.
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Was she talking real tea or hive “tea”?
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Dd also realized she took her unopened container of Lysol wipes because it’s missing from her stuff. I replinished all that when she went up for the spring semester.
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3 hours ago, MEmama said:
Ugh. That’s awful. 😞
If you need to find toilet paper, you might try the big box hardware stores. They tend to get overlooked but are often well stocked (ours still had lots of bleach, Lysol etc as of a few days ago).
Everyone told me to go to Home Depot for toilet paper. I made it there on Friday afternoon- shortly after they ran out of toilet paper. The manager said that they are not expecting another shipment for a couple months because the suppliers have been wiped clean. (Haha!)
I did get four packs at our local grocery store. I was surprised to find it full, but I happened to have good timing - they had just restocked.
Now that everyone will be home from school and working at home, we’ll go through it faster than usual I’m assuming.
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Anyone serve on a nonprofit board?
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I was trying to remember her name. Thanks!