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  1. 2 if you want a warm, homey feel. 4, if you want a more clean, modern feel.

  2. If you have space, and can basically baby-proof an area, goats are great. They're dog-friendly, and you can get the smaller ones to start out. They're great at clearing brush and fallen leaves. You need at least 3, because they're pack animals.

  3. Taurus with a cancer moon. April has been horrendous. Just want to walk away from everything and everyone.

  4. It's been going on for decades. They are just less adept at covering it up.

  5. As someone who was forced to go to 2 different baptists schools...yeah, this isn't new

  6. I had no idea this was a thing! I've always hated my name. It's similar to my birth name, but I prefer my birth name. (Think Mary/Marie) I've wanted to change my last name, but haven't found anything that grabs me. I totally get the bad memories associated with anything you were called in your childhood by nparents.

  7. Doing a reading on my friend, she saw the look on my face, and freaked out. She said "JUST TELL ME!!' So I said, "You're cheating on your husband?" and she burst into tears. They started divorce proceedings within a month. The friendship never quite recovered.

  8. I actually passed out at the top of my stairs, came to basically floating horizontally over them. I'd just seen a documentary about the cheese race somewhere in England, and to lean into the fall and try and control it, while staying limp.

  9. Good luck. They booked me on a non-existent flight and refused to refund me.

  10. It reminds me of an old Bible display stand. My grandmother had one similar. For the huge family bibles that you list your family tree in. Hers wasn't as ornate, but similar.

  11. I agree that it's probably for the Bible. This table was found in the Texas hill country. I grew up in Texas, at it was very common for long time Texas families to have a old, large family bible on display in the living room, or near the front door.

  12. I grew up in a neighboring state...so yeah, my grandmother's was in the front living room where she received guests. On the coffee table in the middle of the room.

  13. Yes, all of them near us. And our county jail.

  14. Make sure you ask about any John Does that might be admitted/on hold. Also call the psych hospitals. I had to do that when my son went missing. He ended up going back to the hotel and was passed out, not answering his phone.

  15. They are the best dogs! One night I found a mom who had been abandoned with 7 older puppies. Found homes for the puppies, and less than a week later, she had another litter. She was so skinny, you couldn't tell. Got those puppies weaned and homed, and her spayed. My ex decided she had to go, so I sent her to live with a friend's mom who didn't want a pit (we told her she was a lab mix...which was true! Lol) She was her favorite dog ever. She lived another 12 years, and died last year, as a pampered baby.

  16. i have a gutter pipe that drains near the house. when it's raining hard, the puddle/saturated ground around the drainpipe will get foamy and twitchy.

  17. I had a dog that used to go nuts for seafoam! They'd run up and down the shoreline barking and lunging at it. Lol

  18. This. His family needs to know. He said he was leaving university so if he’s not home, they need to know. At this point it doesn’t matter if or why he thought you were in a relationship, it’s past that. Please tell his family. Not his friends because he can lie to them about where he is and what he is doing. His family must be close if he wanted you to meet. If he’s been telling them he’s still at school , then they will know to take action.

  19. Absolutely tell his parents that he is leaving university and why. Explain that this was never a romantic relationship and that he blindsided you by proposing. Also let them know he abandoned you on vacation, and has been sending ridiculous numbers of texts...some just replying to himself. This is all important information that they need to know.

  20. That is exactly what you don't want to do. The hairs will release onto your shoes and track into your house. Spray them with hairspray and set on fire. That's the safest way to eliminate them.

  21. I cannot comprehend how the nparent choose their worse child to inherit everything. My nbrother is a sour divorced jobless loser that hasn't accomplished anything on his miserable life...he hasn't have a job in 30 years, he destroyed the family and torn us apart...he will get my parents' house. While us the 3 scapegoat siblings are disinherited...

  22. Same thing happened with my GC sister. When the woman that raised me fell (and broke her back!) on her daughter's front porch on Christmas, she told her she couldn't take her to the hospital and to call an ambulance and shut the door. She didnt go visit her mother for 7 years. Guess who inherited everything?

  23. NTA. I'm curious if doing a guardianship would work for Cole? That way you would have parental rights, but not be his "mom". It might be worth looking into. Also, make sure that your husband has you legally responsible for him, if something happened.

  24. Same. I asked my husband afterwards why the room was so dark. I just remember a light shining down in me and darkness everywhere else. I do remember thinking that someone must be in trouble because a nurse ran by with an armful of towels, right before it got really dark. Later, I realized they were for me.

  25. I prefer John Oliver's name for them: Emotionally Unavailable Guacamole

  26. Seriously the first time I tried it, I thought it was guac...I gagged and felt extremely confused and betrayed. Still won't eat it. Lol.

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