Sunbutter is a fab pb sub. i feel for people who have to deal with us food-allergic. Even my mom was a little skeptical until this summer when all those kids got sick/died in quick succession. Now she's almost more vigilant than I am. That said, your inconvenience, un-food-allergic-lady? Does not come close to not being able to breathe and hoping your epi works. (this, and the smokers whining about not being allowed to smoke on campus pisses me off. sorry that you can't pollute, stink, litter, give yourself or others cancer, and make it impossible for me to breathe, in public. only not.)

Defintely don't worry about what other people are doing. I had to do this stupid assignment once too, about "life-changing experiences," and my idiot instructor put the guy who broke up with his GF to spend $75k at a private US school (and not a good one)instead of a free one in his country in the same group with a kid who escaped Sudan, a kid who watched his mom get murdered, and a couple of death/depression/abuse stories. Said she tried to group serious-nesses together. They're dumb and cheap assignments. Your kid changed your life, probably positively, right? Write about her. Write about the day you decided to go on your first date with DH. Pick an event and write about the positive of it, even if there is a negative, too.

google to the rescue! http://www.tinareale.com/1215/100-motivational-workout-songs/ TobyMac tends to that sort of rhythm.

I still don't like it. What if your needs are completely unmet by those areas? What about fostering community?

What kind of heart disease runs in his family? Like coronary disease or like hypertrophic cardiomyopathy? Either way, I'd think asking about basic physical (with a good cardiac exam, not just the oh-yeah-I-hear-a-heart-beat kind), bloods (CBC, CMP, lipid profile), resting EKG... the performing facility might give you a discount on the initial testing if you don't have insurance and are able to pay up front.

I'd be thinking it's time for me to find a new church. Weird, creepy and a jerk move.

I might start working on some knitting. Just some rows, maybe for a scarf or blanket panels. I'm a lefty and not very good. (What is AMDG?)

THINK T – is it True H – is it Helpful I – does it Inspire confidence N – is it Necessary K – is it Kind – Adapted by Michael Josephson from unknown original source. http://whatwillmatter.com/2012/04/worth-seeing-poster-before-you-speak-think-before-you-speak-think-t-is-it-true-h-is-it-helpful-i-does-it-inspire-confidence-n-is-it-necessary-k-is-it-kind-adapted-by-michael-josephs/

The doc can, or St Louis children's hospital have instructions on their website if he won't do it.

Man, at this point, I wouldn't even bother being nice. I'd also document as much as I remember and from now on. I'd also tell her that the scooter better be returned in the condition it was stolen in by the next AM or I'd be reporting it. And I'd tell her that she or the kids come on my property or in my house, and they're trespassing, breaking and entering, whatever, and I'm calling the cops.

Benedryl. They took out the baby recs from the box because too many people were urban legend-ing about knocking their kiddos out with it. But you can still use it.

Duckies. Under the Sea. Forest/jungle. Keep it small, neutral, maybe cake/punch/veggies/fruit tray. Register, if you want, but I would stick to basics and necessary pieces.

It's the middle ground between [super formal skirt suits/button-downs/pumps/hose] and the [yoga-pants-and-flip-flops] crowd. I wouldn't wear blue denim, shorts, or leggings, but other than that you'd probably be okay.

Definitely depends on age/maturity. And there would be no Saw, Hostel, etc, EVER.

thryroid + stress = change in symptoms?

Vascular issues? Allergies to something you're not thinking you're allergic to?