Alicia88
Congratulations! It's so nice to have a good car with all the latest features.
Mamanyt1953
So glad you're doing better.
Nice ride!!We bought a car today! It's a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country; 139k miles. I traded in my old car - he gave me $800 as trade in value!!! That's what I paid for it 3 years ago! I have to admit; I cried when I left it behind. It was good to me. And then we paid $3000 cash. So no payments. It's SO nice! Automatic everything; I can hit a button and open and close the side and rear doors!!! It's even got a backup sensor and the digital readouts for tire pressure, gas mileage, and all that other fancy stuff. I'm totally over the moon about it.
An infection will raise blood sugar but ask her doctor to run a A1C to check for diabetes. This blood,test is based on blood sugar levels over a couple of months and so is better than a finger stick test.
Poor guy. How did he break it and how long ago?
No idea. I've only had him a month.
How old is he? I guess it healed on its own.
I went to South Padre Island, in Texas, because it was the southernmost point available, and Halley's was going to be in the southern sky - smart, huh? Except, of course, that it's extremely humid there and the nights were foggy.
Hale-Bopp was incredible! The first time I saw it I had been at a friend's house for the monthly "Bad movie night" that he was having back then (we saw some incredibly funny bad movies) and when I walked out I looked up and saw this huge comet in the sky. I turned around and knocked on my friend's door and when he answered I said "Come out here. You have to see this!"
Yep. Heaven's Gate. I remember that. Someone had seen something in the tail of Hale-Bopp that looked like a second body; it was all over the Art Bell show on late night radio. They even had a contest to name the second object; I think the winning entry was the "Hale Mary." Anyway, the Heaven's Gate cult had a "revelation" that Hale Mary was really an alien space ship come to take them away to a wonderful place, and they had to leave their bodies at the appropriate time in order to be picked up. They were very methodical about it, left as little mess as possible for survivors to clean up afterwards. And a lot of people never forgave Art Bell for publicizing the sighting. (For the record - it wasn't his fault.)
Love this! Thank you!
I just looked up telogen effluvium, and if you're correct about what you have then it is from stress. The good news is that it's also temporary. The bad news, however, is that any time you're actually able to pull handfuls of hair from your head you need to see a doctor, and you need to do it as soon as possible!!!. There's an Agatha Christie novel in which this was the primary clue, and it turned out to be caused by thallium poisoning. The novel alerted an investigator to the cause of a real-life case of thallium poisoning and saved a girl's life. https://www.investigationdiscovery....e-an-agatha-christie-story-saved-a-girls-life
Alicia88
, second babies frequently do come quickly. I'm just glad everyone's okay, and the baby and her big sister and mom are all beautiful!
Well, this class should give you the practice you need.
You may have just saved your grandmother's life,
Alicia88
. Good for you!I had no idea there was a pre-health science pathway for people who want to be a nurse or vet technician. When I spoke to someone from the college I applied to before, this option was not mentioned to me. Well, at least there is still a chance for me to become a veterinary technician.
That looks perfect for you! I'm so glad you found a good car that you could afford!We bought a car today! It's a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country; 139k miles. I traded in my old car - he gave me $800 as trade in value!!! That's what I paid for it 3 years ago! I have to admit; I cried when I left it behind. It was good to me. And then we paid $3000 cash. So no payments. It's SO nice! Automatic everything; I can hit a button and open and close the side and rear doors!!! It's even got a backup sensor and the digital readouts for tire pressure, gas mileage, and all that other fancy stuff. I'm totally over the moon about it.
Lovely story - Thanks! (That couch is toast, though.
)The important thing is that it's healed and no longer hurts. I know that it hurts you to think of how Kumal got his tail broken, but he probably doesn't even remember it. Cats are very good at moving on, and right now the most important thing in his life isn't his broken tail, it's the fact that he's in a loving home and has you.
So glad to hear this.I presume that there was something going on that wasn't visible from a distance. Firefighters only stand back and allow it to burn when there's nothing they can do.
True, but it's just weird.
