Well, that would scare the bejeezus out of me. I'm not a gun fan at all. But, since no one was actually hurt, I guess the church didn't have to tell everyone?

Pictures, dino magnets, and any school work that ds is particularly proud of.

When 'Everybody Loves Raymond' first came on, I was childless. I remember seeing the top of Debra and Ray's fridge covered in cereal boxes and chip bags. I though "how messy". Ha! Now with kids my fridge looks just like theirs.

Mine has always been a terrible meds taker. We found if we could get the chewable form(which we could in the antibiotic and steroid), then crushing that and hiding it in a bit of ice cream worked great. ((hugs)) to you and your sick baby.

I'm with Anne, who the heck calls a baby disgusting? I'm so sorry you have to deal with these idiots.((hugs))

It IS cool, and you are cool for being so excited about it! :001_smile:

Yes. And DH always calls me a couple of times while out(for business functions, or a game). He doesn't HAVE to, but, he likes to check in:)

Well, since I just got done wiping my 6yos bottom, I guess I failed as a mom.LOL He CAN do it, he says we just do a better job. :huh:

I don't know what stores you have in your area, but, we get things at Kroger, Meijers, and Whole Foods. But, all grocery stores have things like Rice Chex and GF Rice Crispies, GF Fruity Pebbles, etc. I promise it isn't as intimidating as it seems at first! :)

When I was diagnosed last year, I got 'Celiac Disease for Dummies'. It lays it all out for you. As far as recipes, I have found the best ones online just by looking up gluten-free versions of my favorites. Going gluten-free is very popular right now, and that is very beneficial for those of us with celiac. The are TONS of things available in your regular old grocery store now-a-days!

No, it wouldn't, but, I'd have to go to the ER to get the shot. I have to do that when I get UTIs. I'm taking the antibiotics, I don't want to go around infecting everyone just because they make me sick(the antibiotics, not the people :001_smile:). My mom was "vaguely" sick the week before we were, and I suspect she is the one we got it from. Thanks a lot Mom!LOL

Okay, message received, I'll take the antibiotic. Thanks guys :001_smile:

I had surgery a month ago and am on pain meds, which of course make me fairly nauseated. This past Monday ds awoke with a terrible headache and sore throat. Took him to the pediatrician and he tested positive for strep. Since I had been feeling pretty yucky myself, I went to see my doc the same day. My strep test was negative, but, doc wanted to send it off for a culture. Ds started antibiotics right away and felt much better by the next day. Today, 4 days later, I get a call from my doctor's office saying the culture was positive for strep and she was calling in an antibiotic. I'm not feeling that bad, about like a mild cold, really. My question is: Do I have to take the antibiotic, which I know will make me sick to my stomach(they always do), or am I likely about over this anyway, so what's the point?

"In Rumpelstiltskin, did the king stop requesting the poor, hapless daughter spin straw into gold? Why did three days of gold satisfy his greed?" I was just pondering this yesterday. Also, why on earth would the miller's daughter want to marry someone who threatens to kill her if she doesn't do his bidding. Even my 6 yo was asking why she married that mean guy.

Mary Chapin Carpenter, 'You Never Had It So Good'.

Cripes on a cracker!

Roast Beast?

Yeah, I'd have a hard time leaving the house after that too!

Storage Wars. It is so fake and yet I can't stop watching it!

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Oklahoma!, South Pacific, West Side Story.

Anything and everything by Cleary!

I wear wool socks OVER my cotton ones at night. Keeps my feet warm, but not sweaty.

Miralax always makes me vomit. I know it's not supposed to, but, I've tried it several times and it makes me super sick. I hope your poor dd gets to feeling better soon.

I have to sing ALL of the songs from The Wizard of Oz before ds will fall asleep. Really regret having started that little tradition.