I was going to say that this only works with white eggs. A mark with pencil or marker should work on any egg.

If you have an open bar and no food, you're going to have some DI-RUNK guests! Scrimp and save on everything else (photographer, DJ, flowers, dress, etc.) and spend your money on food and drink. But food. Definitely food.

My husband is my pancake dealer. Every weekend he makes pancakes. I wish I still had my old "say no to drugs!" And "di no a las drogas!" red ribbons from high school so I could wear them on pancake morning and be all "peer pressure is uncool!"

No, it's not just you. Are you getting any counseling for your OCD/anxiety? If not, perhaps that would help you learn some techniques for handling the unwanted thoughts and feelings that come from those conditions.

That seems to be the point of the quote from the article. That it's normal to double check that you've buckled the child into the carseat correctly. It's not normal to check the carseat so many times that you end up running late for the doctor's appointment that you were buckling the kid into the carseat for. It's…

Bring food (or coffee or ice cream). Offer to do any sort of household chores that her mom and MIL aren't doing (or aren't doing the way she prefers). Like greendoondoon said, sit and talk, do her nails for her, etc. Buy her some cute and super-comfy pajama pants and t-shirts or nursing tank tops in coordinating…

Step 4: Leave kids with grandparents. :-)

I hear so many people say that, but for me it's the exact opposite. My mind is going all day. It is especially bad during my commute. It just jumps from idea to idea and dwells on stupid thoughts that, of course I can't do anything about because I am sitting in a car going 70 down the interstate. I am trying to…

I can foresee a couple things that may have an impact on this.

That's actually what I use too. I do NOT like the original Apple earbuds at all, and had used some Skullcandy ones because I found that the rubber things and customizable size was more comfortable. But since I got my iPhone 5, I really like the Apple Earpods as well as anything and like the volume adjust feature. …

So true. Our rescue dog is afraid of long cords (like phone cords or power cords) and plastic bags. Also she can tell when a dog is even slightly larger than her (like a pound heavier or an inch taller or longer) and is submissive to bigger dogs but friendly and playful with smaller dogs.

The biggest attention whore I know is my cat. He meows incessantly for attention. He sleeps on my pillow at night. The second I sit down to watch TV, he's up on my lap, jealous of the laptop or the book or the snack that is taking up precious lap space. He is a sweet, loving cat. But sweet jebus he's annoying!

As a child, my brother could watch the same movies or taped episodes of TV shows over and over and over again. I'm pretty sure I've seen each of the Back to the Future trilogy at least 50 times. My husband isn't that bad, but he can re-watch episodes of his favorite TV shows multiple times. I find it so…

I think the problem is that there are different levels of these conditions, and there are things that we experience that are similar to these conditions but aren't exactly the same. So, for example, I get mild PMS. I get a little bit short-tempered, tend to get some gross chin zits, and before having a nearly 9…

I'll add to your anecdata with some of my own. We visited relatives last year who have a little girl about the same age as my son. She had a set of cleaning toys (toy broom, toy vacuum cleaner, toy cleaning bottles and feather duster and whatnot) and a set of baby doll furniture (miniature pack 'n' play, car seat,…

My guess is that kittensandrainbows is not saying that Hillary Clinton lacks the intellect or training to understand domestic policy issues, but rather that her position on those issues would not lead to policies that kittensandrainbows would find desirable.

A stuffed Bugs Bunny. When you're 18 months old, that's way cooler than a baby brother.

I see what you did there. :-)

Does anyone else find it a little ironic that, etymologically speaking, "tough titties" would be an appropriate response to Rachel's complaint?

I have been married for almost as decade, and happily so. But I would be tempted to divorce and remarry just to have this dress. Perhaps it would be appropriate for a vow renewal ceremony?