I purchase my first two bra's at the bra store and yes they were expensive. I now buy them on Amazon at a deep discount.

I agree. I have given up on department store choices. I've tried on every brand in my size 36dd/34ddd, and never found one that fitted properly. Driving an hour away to be fitted at a bra shop that sells uk sizes saved my sanity. I wear a 32G(Panache)or 30FF (Fantasie).

I think this meets your criteria: http://www.lindasonline.com/fantasie-smoothing-moulded-underwire-balcony-bra-4520-nude.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse&utm_campaign=fantasie-smoothing-moulded-underwire-balcony-bra-4520-nude&Size=34E&gclid=CNDswaiqpscCFc4WHwodkhYBlA I think this is a helpful review.http://sophisticatedpair.com/blog/?p=2089

"If you're coming to see me, come anytime. If you're coming to see my house, make an appointment." A favorite quote of mine.

Are these dressy enough?http://www.sheplers.com/Wrangler-Riata-Teflon-Treated-Slacks/2592.pro?

We painted my youngest sons room Behr Expedition Khaki. It's a nice, warm yellow. Here's a living room done in it. http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/chi-house-tour-jessica-and-ale-47068

Do your universities have Guarenteed Admission Agreements with the community college system? I'm in Virginia and there are agreements in place. I know CS majors must earn an AAS degree and have 3.0 or better in their CS specific courses to gain guarenteed admission. I would definitely talk with someone at your targeted school if their are no agreements posted online.

I love Ameribag Healthy Back Bags. I would recommend an extra-small bag or an extra large baglett. The regular bag has a zip pocket, the baglett does not. I own a couple of smalls, and they are a bit too roomy. Ebags has coupon codes you can use. Just google a bit and you should find some savings. http://www.ebags.com/product/ameribag/microfiber-extra-large-baglett/284923?productid=10339331&rlid=DETAIL_AI http://www.ebags.com/product/ameribag/healthy-back-bag-micro-fiber-extra-small/3194?productid=908234&rlid=DETAIL_AI

Sending you and your child hugs. Wishing you both peace and healing.

I think you have to have your data ON to send a photo.

We had two similar homes on the market in my neighborhood. The staged home sold quickly for asking price and the empty one is still not sold months later even though it was priced lower than the other house. Just a small sample, but...

We use Quicken99 (yes, you read that right) on a Windows 7 pc. We run some sort of XP emulator and then open Quicken99. I bet there is a similar work-around for your situation.

Just a little side story. When my oldest was in 8th grade he took French at the ps high school. His class was held every other day. At the end of the school year, I recieved a phone call from a staff member from the midde school where we had to sign up, inviting me to an end-of-the-year awards ceremony. Apparently, he was to receive an award for perfect attendence! ðŸ˜ðŸ˜

A friend of mine used to rent rooms in her home to local college students. Perhaps there is a room for rent in the area?

My kids took a foreign language class that was open to 8th graders at the local high school. It helped them transition to full-time public high school. I only live a few miles from the high school and they had the class every other day (block schedule) for almost 2 hours. Worked well.

I saw XL twin sheet sets at Costco yesterday. The were less than $14. My costco also had XL Twin comforter sets and mattress pads. I've been a member for 10+ years and this is the first time I've seen dorm stuff featured.

Can you get in contact with her? I believe that she has to contact the provider that she had used and the will give her a code to unlock it (if she is in good standing with them). https://gigaom.com/2014/07/28/unlock-phone-att-verizon-tmobile-sprint/ ETA, another option is to buy a code. Here's more info:http://www.mobiletechreview.com/How-to-Unlock-GSM-Phones.htm

When we were newly married, a couple that lived next door invited us very for a Reuben casarole made with Spam. We loved it and I made it a few times. http://www.cooks.com/recipe/qm4kj9vn/reuben-casserole.html

I wonder if this will increase the number of colleges that will become test-optional?

I never go to the movies. However, if I did, I would worry more about some careless driver crossing over a double-yellow line and hitting me head on on the way to the theatre. I just got back from a 1200 mile road trip and I saw so many distracted drivers drifting all over the road. I don't trust other drivers and they are EVERYWHERE!

I wear a 32G in Panache. I tried wearing a 36DDD in vanity Fair brands, so maybe we are similar builds. Anyway, your straps should be loose and your breasts should be supported by the band and cups. You band is probably too large. I can't find anything in my size accept Panache and Fantastie. I would get sized again at a place that sells sizes beyond typical USA sizes. http://www.amazon.com/Panache-Womens-Fern-Balconnet-Bra/dp/B00EZ3QROG/ref=pd_sim_193_11?ie=UTF8&refRID=128RG3Z7ZX4K1F9BRRZB

Recipe, please!

I agree with the other poster that said your childrend are reacting to more than just the move, they are reacting to the reality of what your dh is facing as his disease progresses. Maybe it's time to find a support group for them? Hugs, K

Yes, he can take it again, but even if he passed he would still be behind one semester due to not completing Pre-Calc before graduating high school. No pre-calc, no computer science courses. Also, during orientation, an advisor from the CS department gave a somber warning about falling below an acceptable gpa and getting dropped from the program. His performance on the test was the nail in the coffin for him (his words, not mine). He was the kid that retook Algebra when he entered ps after already going through Chalkdust at home. He needed to gain confidence in what we covered. I feel like this is a repeat of that situation. Btw, hearned an A in it and all the math classes that followed. Deciding to go to cc has already benefited him. After spending the morning signing up for gen ed classes, We spent the afternoon thoroughly examining majors that are less abstract that might suit him better (cybersecurity, information technology). He's very excited about his future. K