'Bring On The Night'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Robin, everyone else has better knowledge and advice, but I can give gentle hugs.
I have flashbacks, though. Of A.G.E. which was the government employee (read: military) discount store where my father first had my eye's checked.
Military glasses are notoriously the ugliest glasses in the world. I can only imagine non-military, government-issue glasses are a narrowly close second.
(Except that, in rereading the very sentence I copied from Beej, it's clear that they were still military, so UGLY!)
Seany- here are some coupons, only a couple would pertain to S. [link]
Also, I remember them being very reasonable. Give them a call.
Yeah, me too. I guess her mom was quite horrible to her about it, saying, "Are you trying to tell me that there are NO moving trucks in the ENTIRE city of Boston?" Um, YES!
Labor Day weekend, and on the first of the month? I don't doubt it for a minute.
I was going to SAY - this person knows nothing about Boston, does she?
Don't worry, it's not much of a college town.
t /Spinal Tap
Don't worry, it's not much of a college town.
Hence my comment yesterday that the streets are littered with Freshman.
t /Get offa my lawn!
Hi Frank! Sorry I didn't meet up with you at North Station. I was in a daze, and a rush to get to my commuter shuttle.
Hi Frank! Sorry I didn't meet up with you at North Station. I was in a daze, and a rush to get to my commuter shuttle.
No worries; I figured you'd be gone. I got buried in a middle seat in the middle of the next car so it took me forever to get out of there.
How to dice an onion the true and proper way. Learn it! Love it!
I embraced the Rio theory of Don't Be Cheap When Buying Glasses a few years ago, and never looked back. I figure, I'm basically buying a face -- buying one really nice pair of frames every three or four years just makes more sense than buying a cheap pair that I'm going to get sick of or break every 10 months.
Robin, I don't have anything to add except I hope the doctor has some answers and you feel better soon.
I don't care how my husband chops onions, but I find it necessary to re-fold every towel he's just folded. Fortunately, he laughs at me instead of emptying the laundry basket over my head.
We don't really separate for girls/boys night out, but we do have times when we just want to spend time with someone sans spouse. I think we both make an effort to have those evenings when the other person is tied up with something else -- I work one night a week, he has a frisbee practice or I have yoga, etc.
IOW, Daisy Jane, I hope things are looking better this morning.
Robin - the same thing happened to me when I first started (to my best estimation) perimenopause. It lasted somewhere between 6 months and a year where they were totally unpredictable, except that I had to make sure I had coverage all the time. Things did go back to normal, more-or-less, after a while. I don't know if it will be the same for you, so I'd still do what others have suggested and call your doctor. But, that's part of the problem with perimenopause, there is no set schedule of: you can expect X to happen first, you can expect Y to happen second or how long each phase is going to last. I just know that I will be very, very happy when I reach full menopause.
How to dice an onion the true and proper way. Learn it! Love it!
Hey, that's how I was taught to do it!