Thanks,
Lari
- I was so happy with how they come out. And we chose her for the wedding because we loved those bright colors!
Santa gave me chicken pox for Christmas when I was about 7. Needless to say, I gave Santa a piece of my mind the following Christmas.You're nursing! Deffinitely go easy on yourself. Sometimes pictures just don't show the best angle. Sometimes it's our clothes. Especialy plus size stuff. They had all these peasant style tops out and I was like NOPE. People will think I'm pregnant. That's not a good look on me.
I've never been one to know how to pose for a photo. I'm always trying to figure out how to not emphasize the family chin (which I had even when I was thin). My strategy of standing behind my kids no longer works either. DD is taller than me. And a size 0/2...
BFF had it; which is somewhat common after chemo, and she was miserable with nerve pain. That's deffinitley one ot avoid!
I'm so glad we live in a time where my kids were able to skip even the whole chicken pox right of passage in childhood.
Get her one of those tree shapped air fresheners and a Hotwheels. Put the air freshener in a card and tell her that her real present is in the driveway....where you've parked the Hotwheels.one of my best friends from child hood just dropped a brain teaser onto me his daughter is having her sweet16 this december as one of her non blood related uncles she has known her whole life what the heck am i supposed to buy for her??i need help?
Hotwheels are $.97!!i cant afford to buy her a real carand her dad isno help at all i txted him and asked whats she into? he sent back i have no clue
i did find out her animal on the chinese calendar and was thinking to buy a jade pendant for her but gf said what 16 year old girl is gonna want to wear a rooster around her neck so gonna have to check out the birthstone idea thenshe should have been born a boy so my gift shopping would be easiera new rod n reel set up with a fishing trip to test it out or game system and doneHotwheels are $.97!!
I usually just start giving cash gifts by that age. I did find a silver pendant with my niece’s birthstone for a milestone birthday. That was around $30 on Amazon. Its not high quality but it wasn’t junk either. I bet you could find something like that in topaz.
ME, TOO! I had measles, mumps and chicken pox all at the same time, and BOY was I miserable! My mom kept mittens on me to keep me from clawing. And I have now made a note to ask my doctor about the shingles vaccine.I'm so glad we live in a time where my kids were able to skip even the whole chicken pox right of passage in childhood.
LOL, I had two of them a year apart. I can remember when I thought I would change the world. After the second baby, I thought I was doing well to shave both legs the same day, without running out of hot water!but with the baby we just got too busy.
Contact her mom. At that age, it could be anything, but a really pretty piece of "real" jewelry is rarely amiss. Birthstone, but a good one, is a nice idea. Even my granddaughter, who is NOT a jewelry person, wears the opal earrings (and BOY did I have a time getting clip-ons! She is NOT pierced) and necklace on special occasions.i cant afford to buy her a real carand her dad isno help at all i txted him and asked whats she into? he sent back i have no clue
Don't tell M maggiedemi , but it's been like three days since I've showered again. It was a lot easier to get things done before she was mobile, and unfortunately, she will only contact nap, so I can't just leave her in the crib. She wakes right up.LOL, I had two of them a year apart. I can remember when I thought I would change the world. After the second baby, I thought I was doing well to shave both legs the same day, without running out of hot water!
I did that at one job. Taking time off just meant having a lot to catch up on. Then they laid me off and had the nerve to ask me to donate my sick time to my boss’ maternity leave. I donated to someone with a chronic condition at our other office who was going to need an extended time off.I am wondering why I feel compelled to come into work when I am clearly sick and also have about 400 hours of sick leave that I could use. I just think if I stayed home and wallowed in being sick, it would make me feel worse.
That is pretty much why I come in too. My "back up" is an idiot and screws things up constantly so it's just easier to come in. Plus we had a homicide over the weekend and that is the last thing I want screwed up.I did that at one job. Taking time off just meant having a lot to catch up on. Then they laid me off and had the nerve to ask me to donate my sick time to my boss’ maternity leave. I donated to someone with a chronic condition at our other office who was going to need an extended time off.