I’m sitting next to a baby shark costume I made myself and I look exactly like her. Oh no.
I’m sitting next to a baby shark costume I made myself and I look exactly like her. Oh no.
She’ll just think it’s a mirror
The best part of this is you wondering about your sarcasm meter because I’m wondering about mine now.
DoTerra oils!!
Wow, the SAHM haters are coming out hard in the comments
Sounds like you won’t be interested in a trade...
That’s what I thought. I feel kind of appreciated when I see it. It seems obvious that it’s a damn hard job!
Like looking in a mirror! I thought I accidentally turned my iPhone photo to selfie mode...
This is so painfully stupid. The only redeemable part of this article are the manu hilarious comments mocking it. This is the shit that helps people not take us seriously.
Ugh. I grew up next to the prison they kept Olson in. It had nearly a dozen escapes per year and as a kid I didn’t understand the unlikelihood of Olson being one of them so I had nightmares for years!
That’s totally different. He was an undiagnosed schizophrenic man who didn’t speak the language and had severe barriers to getting help (like knowing the voices weren’t real enough to seek help). He’s totally treatment compliant now that he has been treated.
“Some horrific things”
She was, and convicted.
If my previa continued to partially cover my cervix I would need a necessary and planned c section. I would have to approve and schedule this ahead of 40 weeks. It would then be elective despite the fact that if I ignored it and went into labour I would be in huge huge trouble and need an emergency c section- which at…
Do you think c sections are only for the baby? My placenta previa begs to differ.
I can tell civil discourse is your thing...
It’s not extremely dangerous. Come on.
Well, houses in Canada aren’t affordable either. Vancouver is one of the most expensive housing markets in the world. I’ll never own here. Even outside the city it’s over a million for what most Americans would consider a modest home
That’s the thing, I hate the wait times for non life threatening stuff but having had multiple family members with major medical issues I couldn’t be more grateful. I can’t imagine dealing with a private system for those things. I’d have honestly ended my life if I had to.
True, though I worked in health care a long time and holy crap do Americans soak up unnecessary procedures. People get frustrated (often understandably) that it’s not always easy to get tests and procedures done here (Canada) but a lot of the time they really are unnecessary and heavy handed interventions meant to…