Lifehacker Effect.

Note, for streak free drying, if you have hard water this will not work.

Whoa. That’s a lot of attacks on your cards. Is that standard in your line of work?

Paypal is great until something goes wrong. Then they invoke their company policy of trying to annoy you to a proportionally larger amount than the value of the error in an attempt to make you go away.

Well, I’d like to go talk to Josh, but Josh is in Cleveland and I’m in Miami.

To help seal the wood, you should use food grade mineral oil. You can get it with or without beeswax at your local hardware store usually with the wood varnishes and sealants. If you seal them, wash them gently and never in the dishwasher, and occasionally reseal (more frequently at first and then less so later)…

As an alternative, how about running a far more fun Secret Santa instead?

Lance Storm once said despite his relatively small stature, Jericho is utterly fearless when it comes to backstage confrontations. Standing up to Goldberg and Lesnar would definitely qualify as such.

Run.

I think you just use an old toothrbush, like one you have for cleaning off grout or whatever.

The title of this had nothing to do with why “not to move in with your significant other”, rather was just you talking about moving into your own place. Congrats for getting a place, and being a planner and all, and well done putting yourself out there, but the title is very misleading and other than a 2 sentence,…

And if I may, having done it, providing care for the elderly is SUPER HARD, especially as disease and mobility issues enter the picture. It’s complicated, physically and emotionally taxing, and often terrifying for all parties. Figure shit out before you get to that point.

You should make a plan for yourself so your kids don’t have to guess what you want.

Those average figures for Assisted Living and Nursing Home are laughable in the Boston burbs area. AL = 5400 to 7000 a month. NH = 12,500/month.

Ha, your MIL sounds a lot like my grandmother. She doesn’t trust any of the ‘come to your home’ caregivers, doesn’t want to listen to them, tells them to leave...and then my mother has to do the work.

My grandmother did some thing similar to my mother. Never lived in the same city for her entire adult life, spent far more time, money, affection, and resources on her brothers, but moved out here to “spend more time with her daughter” (read: exploit her for free home care because her brothers sure fucking wouldn’t do…

Even if you have children, do them a favor and plan for your own needs. We are living longer than ever, do you really want to saddle yourself to your children for, potentially, decades? Limiting what they can do with their lives, because they have to stay near you or devote time to your daily care?