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Or the time we told the lady at the resort that I smudged it proposing to you, when you said "no". For those wondering, we were not even dating at the time...hehe
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I just got a pedicure and bumped my toe on the clutch - don't ask - and messed it up. I had to go back to have it fixed.
I have limited experience with this, but it seems when I was waiting on wife, they had some kind of "cooker" device that dries them faster...Perhaps it was light based because there was some kind of light coming out of it????
Yes, they have dryers, but "faster" is relative. You still have to sit there.
Or the time we told the lady at the resort that I smudged it proposing to you, when you said "no". For those wondering, we were not even dating at the time...hehe
I have limited experience with this, but it seems when I was waiting on wife, they had some kind of "cooker" device that dries them faster...Perhaps it was light based because there was some kind of light coming out of it????
Yes, they have dryers, but "faster" is relative. You still have to sit there.
.Then she pouts because there's still water in her bowl and she thinks she needs to drink it.
I used to have the same problem so we invested in an electronic door that is controlled by a device you put on their collar which lets let come and go as they please. It was fairly expensive but worth every penny of not having to get up in the middle of the night.
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That is pretty awesome. She just keeps drinking.
I would but then the cat would get out and he would be coyote bait. Im just going to teach her to just go in the bath tub like I do, I mean, oh nevermind.
I would but then the cat would get out and he would be coyote bait. Im just going to teach her to just go in the bath tub like I do, I mean, oh nevermind.
I hope this doesn't offend anyone directly but--
Offending people indirectly is fun though! hehehe
I can do without the creativity in names too.
I hope this doesn't offend anyone directly but--
What is it with giving kids--especially girls--creative names? I'm surrounded by Sophias and Isabellas and Zoës and Kaitlyns and and and... They aren't unique; they're ubiquitous. Your child will go through her life having to spell out her name for everyone, especially if you get cute and make up your own variation.
At the end of the day, my kids, with classic, unoriginal names that have been in both families for generations, end up being the unique ones. Even better, everyone knows how to spell them the first time.
That reminds me, tell your children John and Jane I said hello.
BrandonM7;118150But the cat would probably also learn that if he sat next to the doggie door he could taunt her all day through the window and she couldn't get back in.[/QUOTE said:Yep, the cat always figures out how to ruin something. Mine knows exactly what to do o get the dog in trouble.
I hope this doesn't offend anyone directly but--
What is it with giving kids--especially girls--creative names? I'm surrounded by Sophias and Isabellas and Zoës and Kaitlyns and and and... They aren't unique; they're ubiquitous. Your child will go through her life having to spell out her name for everyone, especially if you get cute and make up your own variation.
At the end of the day, my kids, with classic, unoriginal names that have been in both families for generations, end up being the unique ones. Even better, everyone knows how to spell them the first time.
I hope this doesn't offend anyone directly but--
What is it with giving kids--especially girls--creative names? I'm surrounded by Sophias and Isabellas and Zoës and Kaitlyns and and and... They aren't unique; they're ubiquitous. Your child will go through her life having to spell out her name for everyone, especially if you get cute and make up your own variation.
At the end of the day, my kids, with classic, unoriginal names that have been in both families for generations, end up being the unique ones. Even better, everyone knows how to spell them the first time.
Agreed. Both of my nieces and my nephew have pretty normal names but with funky spellings. I always have to call my other sister to get the spellings of the names because the mother of the children is an idiot and had to spell them difficult.
My boss has two Basset Hounds who hang out in my office every day. For some reason, they are both whining and howling non-stop today. It's very warm or I'd send them outside.
Let the boys outside, they just want to hang on the corner and make sad eyes at the poodles parading by....
It's CT - there are Goldendoodles and Labradoodles, but no Poodles.
Geez, sounds like those poodles are real slüts.