Usually for bathroom cleaning I add a few drops of lavender oil to the vinegar. It mitigates things a bit

My standard cleaner is 9 parts vinegar, one part concentrated liquid dish soap, and artificial lemon oil or whatever essential oil to cover vinegar smell is cheapest. Use that for any dishes I hand wash, cleaning kitchen and bathroom floors. Pretty much my all purpose cleaner, with or without baking soda as appropriate. (Don't usually need baking soda for dishes, do for pots and pans and floors and toilets). Don't use it on walls because we've got some sort of cheap plaster that vinegar damages.

I'm watching a freaky TV movie. This is something like the third movie about a kidnapped child that Lifetime has shown today. Does this network just exist to terrify parents?

Does this network just exist to terrify parents?

Well, it is also there to give people overly romantic pictures of the world

I vaguely remember the true story that this one was based on. Delimar Vera. [link] The story is even freakier than I'd remembered it.

So sorry PixK. Peace to the former students memory.

Oh Kristin-- much ~ma to your student's family.

Much ~ma, Kristin.

This story is weird. The way the movie presented it, and the way I remember it first being reported, was that this baby was kidnapped by a distant relative, and then, six years later, the mother saw the little girl at a party and recognized her as her daughter. But after googling for some more information, I'm finding a bunch of articles quoting people who are cousins of both the kidnapper and the baby's real father who said that they'd suspected it for years and told the father to look into it, but he didn't do anything. [link]

sending the ma~~~ your way to you and the school. Which is headed Palo Alto way as well. My sister know one of the moms over there