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  1. My dad had a pager/beeper in maybe 1982/3?. He wore it on his belt in a holster or clip. I don't remember exactly; I was 9ish at the time but I do remember him getting beeps and needing to go into the office at a weird time and sometimes I was allowed to accompany him and got to pretend I was in charge of the empty office. 😊

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  2. I'm DDD on my smallest day. I can't leave the bedroom without wearing a bra for fear I would trip on them. Of COURSE i have to wear a bra every day and it costs 70+ dollars per bra. How could carrying around several pounds on one's chest NOT be uncomfortable? Sorry. It's something I curse every day

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    On 1/1/2020 at 11:35 AM, greenvneck said:

    My main goal for this month is to not buy any craft supplies!! Second goal is to work through the stack of pen-pal letters I need to respond to.

     

    Last day of the month and I haven't purchased any craft supplies! Not gonna lie, though, my virtual cart on AliExpress is overflowing, but that's just window (screen?) shopping. I wrote a bunch of letters as well. February is InCoWriMo so I will be writing a letter every day, ostensibly, but my honest goal is to beat last year's tally of a dozen.

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  4. It has been probably years since I've posted anything here even though I read almost every day, but I am trying to be more social for 2020. Even if online! Everything I cook has to be vegan and gluten-free, so I cook a LOT!. Tonight was sesame noodles w/ tofu & veg. Tomorrow is, hopefully, BBQ bean "meatballs," mashed potatoes, roasted broccoli, and a basic salad. 

    Oh, and dessert tonight (don't usually do dessert, but it's holidays still) is apple pie that smells AMAZING while it's cooking. I don't eat sweets, but the scent is intoxicating; I think they will love it!

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  5. My son has long (longer than your daughter) wavy hair. He will be 14 next week and I just recently realized how he gets such tangles. When he brushed it, or combed when wet, he wasn't completing the pull-through of the implement. So his brush/comb would be *almost* out of his hair, then he would bring it back up to his scalp and do it again. Eventually there were knots that could NOT (see what I did there?  :laugh: ) be undone so I ended up cutting some out. Could this be happening with your daughter?

     

    I have curly hair, and so would my son if he treated it like curly hair; I can attest that using the Curly Girl treatment really does make a huge difference.

  6. I have a Cuisinart (Classic 7 cup white base) that I've used extensively since 1998.  I would have to look up the specs to be sure (I can; I kept the manual).  This thing has been indestructible .  I have never had a problem with it: easy to use, easy to clean, reliable, lasts. It has three blades: the "S" blade, the  shredding blade and the slicing blade.  I use it weekly for salsa, hummus and "refried" beans.  

     

    Same here. I think mine has a larger capacity, though I'm not sure exactly how much. I have used it 3-4x a week for at least 15 years and it is still going strong.

  7. When I am in bed my phone is under my pillow, on silent. It is also on the "do not disturb" mode except for my kids, dh, and bff. If I wake in the middle of the night and realize I need to send a text, rather than an email, to a friend, I don't hesitate to do it, assuming that they have either silenced the phone or don't hear/care if it makes a text ping. Most mornings I wake up to 2-10 texts that I have received while I was sleeping...and never heard/noticed while my phone was under my pillow.

  8. I have one and I hate it. Mine is 15 years old and doesn't have the drying option, so I'm always worried there is mold in the jets. If I were to move, I would choose not to have a jetted tub.

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  9. Oh, this is brilliant if it's really possible to buy from Canada.  Our cost savings would literally pay for a vacation there.  Might have to look into what kind of hoops are required to order online from a Canadian pharmacy.   Has anyone ever done that?

     

    Not epi-pens, but my daughter orders a medicine from Canada bc it would be $600+ for a 30-day supply here. With insurance. I think she pays around $200 for 100 pills from Canada. The doctor who told her about ordering from Canada said to make sure she checked to see where the medicine was manufactured; if it came from India (maybe anywhere in Asia?) to not order it because there are often fillers used in those pills. 

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