Sorry for your loss. Glad you had a life-affirming experience afterward.
Sorry for your loss. Glad you had a life-affirming experience afterward.
that is amazing, aph. sometimes the universe really has it's shit together, huh?
i'm sorry for your loss. goats are basically the greatest thing the universe has ever given us.
we missed you, too. good to have you back and healthy. you gave us quite a scare there awhile back.
i am quite well, thank you. five weeks away from motherhood. new gig as a critical care nurse. 2016 has been very kind to me.
I love Koko the gorilla I always smile when I watch her
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...63244840533386
I've never posted a video before. I hope I did it right!
Since the Husband is a Chef, he's picky about our fridge and always has been. Today I mentioned drinking more water and I need it cold. He refuses to let me keep a big jug in the fridge because "it takes up too much space". I'm OVER him being "Fridge Commander".
So I bought my own and I'll keep it in the office and he can't touch it
It's a mini deal like for dorm rooms and I got it for 30% off
Holy Shit! I love her. "Like what did the bus do?"
Rick Perry is going to be on dancing with the Stars.
and vanilla ice.
PREDICTED CAST MEMBERS & COUPLES:
Amber Rose with Maksim Chmerkovskiy
BabyFace with Allison Holker
Ryan Lochte with Cheryl Burke
Laurie Hernandez with Val Chmerkovskiy
Calvin Johnson with Lindsay Arnold
James Hinchcliffe with Sharna Burgess
Maureen McCormick with Artem Chigvintsev
Jake T. Austin with Jenna Johnson
Marilu Henner with Derek Hough
Terra Jole with Sasha Farber
Rick Perry with Emma Slater
Jana Kramer with Gleb Savchenko
Vanilla Ice with Witney Carson
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meal prepping at 5AM on friday because i'm a fucking adult. now time for laundry. ugh.
i'm conflicted as to whether this goes in the dttmmh or dttam thread.
DTTMMH: a charged mp3 player, pot of coffee, and an endless supply of ebooks to peruse. I have officially become the most boring person I know.
Having a client come back after almost 2 years. The owner retired so didn't need us anymore, but he was a FAVORITE. He's a Basset Hound, so LAZY, but he was very near and dear to our hearts. He's so fricken awesome and I can't wait. It's only for 6 weeks, but it's just so good to have him back in our lives even if only for a little bit. I CAN'T WAIT to see his reaction when he sees us. He's going to flip the fuck out
It's nice because this week hasn't been the greatest. Happy to get good news
My roommies birthday is coming up soon. It's always kind of tough. If she wants something, she buys it. Tough. So she started making noise about a new cell phone. So I told her her contract didn't expire until after her birthday. (a lie) She could swap out her phone at anytime. Asked her which phone she was thinking about (We are NOT Iphone people) She says hmmm maybe a Galaxy Note. OK. Cool. That's what I'm going to get her for her birthday. We're golden.
OK maybe not.
So BestBuy has the Moto Z and Moto Z Force on sale. Sent Mom and her caregiver over to BestBuy to get a Force...on the day people are clamoring for the new I-Phone. Poor women. Seems I owe them big time.
The Navy says a sailor who never reported being pregnant has given birth to a baby girl aboard an aircraft carrier sailing the Persian Gulf.
U.S. Naval Forces Central Command spokesman Cmdr. Bill Urban told the Virginian-Pilot the 7-pound infant was recently born on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Persian Gulf.
Both mother and daughter are doing well and were airlifted to a shore-based hospital in Bahrain.
A sailor gave birth to a seven-pound baby girl aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (pictured) after complaining about abdominal pains, the Navy announced
A sailor gave birth to a seven-pound baby girl aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (pictured) after complaining about abdominal pains, the Navy announced
'The family practitioner aboard Ike, who delivered the baby, is certified in child birth and has experience delivering babies. A number of personnel assigned to Ike medical department have received training to deliver and care for a newborn,' Urban said.
Urban says the command chain wasn't aware of the pregnancy. The Navy requires expectant mothers to self-report a pregnancy within two weeks of a doctor's confirmation. Expectant mothers are allowed to remain on ship up to the 20th week of pregnancy, as long as a medical center is less than six hours away.
It wasn't clear Monday whether the sailor, who had complained of abdominal pains before giving birth, knew she was pregnant. Her name has not been released.
'While it would have been preferred to send her to her homeport earlier, per policy, we are now focused on caring for the health and welfare of our Sailor and the newest member of our Navy family,' Urban added.
Navy officials say that the sailor is attached to the Carrier Air Wing Three, which has been flying missions over Iraq and Syria as part of Operation Inherent Resolve.
The ship left Norfolk, Virginia on June 1.
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I managed to get an old paid charge off account removed from my credit report because they didn't report the same payment information on any of the credit bureaus. Like the payment history was drastically different on each one and opening dates and closing dates were wrong on two. Not one report jived with my records. (it went to charge off when i was in and out of the hospital a couple years ago- paid it, but it was still on there) now it's gonna get deleted and my score should shoot up because it's the only really bad thing on all three woooooooot
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