Have they ever dealt with a hawk before? Who knows; it might be there long enough that it becomes your company's new mascot!
Sometimes the older ones just don't have the energy of the younger ones--or Ruby is unbearably excited to finally be home. Hard to say.
I haven't had that problem with planes, but back when I had in-laws I did. They had loud voices, and they loved to argue and chatter endlessly, and after a visit of a few days my ears started ringing. It took several days away from them for the ringing to go away. I don't think the earplugs will help, in fact, make it worse.
There are tons of cats out there who need fosters.. Right now we have a Maine Coon who is up for adoption. He is 3-5 yrs old and I think was just left in an apartment when his ""owners"" moved!!!! Thank God they had a roommate, but the roommate cannot keep him; at least he was able to feed and take care of him until we had an opening. That gets me so mad!
Angua is her same age so I'm hoping they eventually start playing like crazy cats. For now, she isn't quite there yet.Sometimes the older ones just don't have the energy of the younger ones--or Ruby is unbearably excited to finally be home. Hard to say.
That's awful. I had this happen once as well but the bank was on top of things and like yours, denied the charge and then notified me. It was for an on-line purchase and I never did learn how my bank knew it was bogus. Maybe because it was for beauty supplies instead of cat supplies? You really shouldn't need to close your cc at the other bank though - a replacement card should be enough, plus the fact that banks don't usually hold customers responsible for hacks. Good luck coping with it all! It's a headache you don't need.
That sucks! My Manager got hacked four times last year. Now she has one of the cards with a chip in it and everything is going well so far.
this one has a chip. its people on the internet who use a software programs and try to match the numbers. So it doesn't matter if you never use the card online or in a store-they play around until they get a charge to pass through. they did a $.46 and $.66 then a $11.66 charge.all this morning at 6:30.
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I mean no offense, but I've always found embroidery more difficult than cross stitch. (Then again, I like doubling my thread for strength, so embroidery would be harder that way.) And I don't consider that Obsessive-Compulsive at all--after a certain point it's meditative (there comes a point where the line between the two doesn't seem to exist).
AWM had a similar problem with her card after she ordered a "free" sample online. (I've told her time and time again--if they ask for a credit card number, it's not really free!) She did the same thing you did.
ThosehackersI think it was last year or the year before when I had my credit card number stolen. I'm pretty sure it was from the last purchase I had made, a book of pictures from shortly after the 2013 Boston Marathon (eerily quiet streets) and pictures of the exact same areas a year later on Marathon Monday (filled with crowds). I have my credit card set up to email notifications of all purchases to me so I got these emails with random $1 purchases and then a larger purchase at Home Depot store in Georgia all in one day. I immediately called the bank and had my credit card closed and all the charges marked as fraud. I asked if my FICO score would be affected and was told no. I also contacted the online site where I had made the book purchase (local photographer's web site, the only place where the book was available from) and notified them of that their ordering system was possibly being hacked into and customer credit card numbers were being stolen.
I'm super careful about making online purchases now and I keep a close eye on my bank account.
That's wonderful!
I don't see how anyone at work could call me quiet. I greet everyone as they come into the store.
Oh, yeah! Sounds like Ruby will be able to stay out for good soon!
