I can't say for sure, but I do know that Detroit has a lot of issues going on right now. Money is definitely an issue. In the Metro Detroit news, it's always being reported how many Detroit police officers and fire fighters and other emergency personnel are being laid off. My dad is a police officer in Wayne county…

I don't care usually if it's just his guy friends, because they just talk about cars and other things that I have no input on. Plus, I am like you in the sense that most of the time I'd rather stay home in comfy clothes while catching up on tv or whatever.

Aww, that's so sad! I would have never guessed he went through so much pain just a short while ago, he looks so happy and rambunctious! I know all too well about the janky shelter dog hair cuts haha. I don't know what our Bubba went through before he was dropped off at the shelter, but he was pretty grimy when we got…

Is he part shih tzu? My shih tzu has a crooked snaggle tooth on the bottom. I really like your pooches hair cut. I always let my Bubba's hair grow out and then shave him down, but I love his round head! He's due for a cut soon so maybe I'll tell them to do this.

Your skirt is very flattering on him! This is super cute, I hope she gave you copies of the photos to frame in your home.

This is so adorable. I find the positions puppies fall asleep in hilarious, because, MY GOD, that can NOT be comfortable!

Do you have an issue with your pom rolling in poop? All of my friends who have poms have this issue and every time I see one now I keep thinking about how big of a pain it probably is to get fecal matter out of all that hair.

Why is it that dogs must rip the stuffing out of their beds? I always think it'll be nice to get my dog a bed, and every time I do I end up finding stuffing and cedar chips popping up for the next few months.

In elementary school I had a friend named Trevor who was a pretty big trouble maker. He always kind of struck me as the kid who seemed like he had a pretty good life on the outside, but had rich parents who were always too busy working and doing fancy things with each other and gave no attention to their children, so…

YES TO BOTH OF THESE. I can't tell you how many times I have listened to those two songs and No Children by the Mountain Goats (mentioned above) on repeat over failed relationships. And a few others mentioned, but definitely these.

I have to listen to No Children with the track after it back to back every time because I think it sums up the stages of a nasty breakup perfectly. First you are sad and bitter, then you're the angry drunk who will do something impulsive and stupid and get yourself into trouble just to get out of the same mundane…

It looks just like the old pickle jar that I put my pocket change in!

Usually it's faster to just put it in the computer, and sometimes the recalled product gets mixed in with some that are fine and there are some stragglers. Or you get the boxes of product in the backroom that gets lost when you try to pull the product, but conveniently shows up after. I do not miss working retail.

Handler's are usually paid to do train the dog, so I wouldn't imagine that this is out of the ordinary. However, I believe most handlers don't normally live with the dog. I don't really know though.

Heather Locklear doesn't look any different to me in those photos! Maybe she gained a few pounds, but she looks gorgeous and healthy.

And really, the before picture looks like it is so old. The woman just had twins a few years ago and has to be in her mid-forties now, why are they "reporting" this like she should look exactly the same as she did when she first entered the music industry?

The first model on the first slide looks so smilar to Parker Posey, it's eery!

That, unfortunately, I am not sure of. Like I said, I do insurance billing for a skilled nursing facility, so I'm only checking for one kind of benefit. I only mentioned it because I know that FEP Blue Cross, for instance, only covers a copays for SNF benefits for 10 days, so it might be a similar situation for other…

Pasta is by far the easiest. I made "lasagna rolls" last night, which is basically just a form of manicotti or stuffed shells. You just saute some spinach with a little bit of onion or mushrooms, if you please, add it to a container of ricotta cheese and a cup or so of mozzarella and parmesan, slather it on the inside…

Call your insurance agency. I do medical billing for a skilled nursing facility and sometimes the coverage for federal employee plans only cover benefits for a certain timeline so maybe that's what it is?