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Feel somewhat better today. I haven't eaten or drank anything in 48 hours including coffee, so Ian hoping a little caffeine helps. DD2 made it onto the bus this morning for her school trip. DD1 seems much more like herself today. H, however, is being a giant man baby. He isn't as sick as everyone else, no barfing, but you would think he was dying and he has planted himself on the couch in the living room so no one can move around without waking him up.
Man! Men SUCK when they are sick! A little case of the sniffles and they are DYING!
Drama Queens! ;)
Hahahahaha! Yes, but do you know how many people I told this too and their immediate response was :eek: B ITCH! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by nat77
The man cold is one of the most dreaded of diseases.
According to Urban Dictionary
The name 'man cold' disguises the true terrible, debilitating disease that is the man cold. Nearly all men will die from man colds unless they are administered immediately with large amounts of mindless TV such as daytime TV, or childrens' cartoons. It is essential that they not move from bed or a comfy sofa to allow for rehabilitation, and must have tissues and man cold medicine (such as chocolate biscuits, McDonalds, or a nice cup of tea) brought to them constantly by a nearby female.
Tell him to SUCK IT UP, BUTTERCUP - lovingly and politely, of course! LOL And good luck to you!!
Well I was all worried how I was going to get my package out due to my son's car breaking down (very suspicious happen on another package train lol) but my mom is saving the day she is coming tomorrow and will be mailing tomorrow that was a tricky puzzle fit for everything then I had everything in there and one item was missing thank god no tapping was done yet!!!! Anyway want to tease my buddy ; )
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I ADORE your owl stickers they are SO cute!!Quote:
Originally Posted by KK7
thanks CheriBomb
Big hugs coyote and chesterjes
Jellies no thanks
Dishwasher samples yes please
Clear shampoo no thanks
Flat iron or curling iron sure.
Been a busy weekend.
Will be on more tomorrow.
Finally the sun is out here so outside enjoying it.
Off to parents for supper
Hope everyone had a good weekend
Quiet in here today.
I went shopping for a bit. Found a ton of Krave cereal on the clearance at RCSS with SYB PINS on them. Using my 1.50 wub2 coupons made them .25 a box. Donating the cereal because it is the nastiest cr*p ever. I have accomplished half a dozen loads of laundry. Now I am going to BBQ dinner.
Saw a question about dishwasher tabs. Buddy, I am the last person on the planet without a dishwasher. I wanted a house with 4+ bedrooms in a newer neighbourhood. Had to sacrifice and buy a house with a galley kitchen.
kind of a quiet day here, just got back from looking for a jacket for hubby for work, no luck, instead we stop at an estate sale and buy a 10 seater table and chair set. he's like u try to find a 10 seater table thats in good condition with 2 leaves. hm. k good point. better not turn into a storage spot.
good thing is hubbys going to have to work his butt off cleaning the dining room to make it fit. poor guy, no rest for the weary.
No to fruit candyQuote:
Originally Posted by CouponLadybird
no to clear shampoo
no to hairdryer, flat iron and curling iron. I don't have time for that stuff :P
Alright. Quick question because i had no idea who to ask, lol. I had surgery on friday and now have a good 2 1/2 inch length of stitches on my head (about 4 inches above ear). I havent washed my hair since thursday and I need to badly. Is that alright? Am i going to hurt it by using shampoo? I tries bruahing my hair already and that was a it painful because the skin on that aide of my head is now sensitive. I dont want to do something I shouldnt be doing!
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personally i'd think i'd wait esp. if it hurts still. if i remember correctly your supposed to wait until the stitches are out before washing the area. did they not send you home with a sheet of instructions. is it possible to call the hospital/local er and ask them. wish i had a better answer.
When my son had stitches on his head we had to wash his hair with a wet facecloth with a little shampoo on it, then rinse it with another facecloth. You can't get the stitches wet :(
I did receive a pamphlet but this is all it says... so i really wasnt sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrsSunshine
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