puddingtaine2
Puddingtaine2
puddingtaine2

I have kids and work with kids and I don't buy it, either. A 12-month-old baby is just not that dexterous.

I dunno. All those guys on Shark Tank might disagree with you.

Yeah, but when you use store reward cards the store saves all that information about you. They know when and where you shopped and what you've purchased, including all your RX purchases. That information is used to target ads to you and is sold to other companies. Stores will also without hesitation turn over all that

Oh, I think yelling is a perfectly valid reason for contacting this doc, just as long as you're able to let this go after one good episode of yelling at him. Some people that feel wronged get all twisted up and can't let go of it, which is so bad for them. But I don't think you're headed that way. I think this

I'm so sorry your doctor was so unhelpful. Ask yourself what's the end goal in complaining and then decide. If it's to get an apology, realize it's never gonna happen and drop it. If it's to warn other parents, then Yelp away. If it's just to express your dissatisfaction, then email or write a letter. Or do nothing

Not really. I need to call my own dad but can't make myself. Some dads are just not dad-like so it's hard.

Fried worms. It was in Spain and my grandmother and aunt told me they were French fries. They looked almost like McDonald's fries because they were long and skinny like that. They were surprisingly tasty once the revulsion passed.

I didn't say you were nagging him. I was stating that generally people don't like to be nagged and that many things that we don't intend as nagging come across that way.

I don't think you should preach at him or try to convert him to your causes or way of thinking. Just be you and if he sees something of value in how you live your life he'll be curious and ask or learn by example. No one wants to be nagged or told their beliefs are wrong.

Writer here. The best thing to do when you're having trouble writing is to just start, even if you have to start with the middle of the paper or even the end. Once you get started ideas start flowing and you can go back to the areas that are giving your trouble. If you're not especially skilled at writing, working

I think the SAD lamp will help you. I used to feel like I had SAD every winter but since I've moved to sunny Florida it's completely gone. So as long as the SAD lamp mimics natural sun it seems like it would be super beneficial.

Men can be surprisingly dense sometimes. I find it's better just to say what you want beforehand so he knows what the expectations you have for him are. If he loves you, he already wants to please you and he'll be glad to not have to guess. It doesn't have to be any big thing; just next time tell him you have a

I've been married for 28 years and I can count on one hand the times I've even remembered our anniversary without my husband telling me it was coming, let alone done something special to mark it. I just feel like the marriage is the thing. Maybe your husband is like that, too.

Exactly what I thought she looked like, too...

I'm older than that and mine don't sag. Sometimes we hit the genetic jackpot and sometimes we don't.

She knew the pedophile that molested her daughter before Honey Boo Boo was born. Anyway, most pageants don't let adults be in the audience unless they came with a specific child so these pageants are not the pedophile smorgasbord you're implying. I don't like kiddie pageants, either but they do try to keep the kids

Yeah, maybe...but probably not.

A 20-year is a girl (or a boy). The word girl is not a dirty word. The brain of a 20- year-old is not completely formed; frontal lobe development (the seat of reasoning and good decision making) isn't through until around 25. Thus, a 20-year-old isn't a fully-fledged adult because they still need some further brain