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I keep track on my calendar...
I keep track on my calendar...
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I don't need to keep track with the pills, but before I used them I never really bothered keeping track since it was always off by a couple of days one way or the other anyway. I could usually tell a few hours before it was going to start because I'd start feeling nauseous and such.
I don't need to keep track with the pills, but before I used them I never really bothered keeping track since it was always off by a couple of days one way or the other anyway. I could usually tell a few hours before it was going to start because I'd start feeling nauseous and such.
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I don't usually need to put it on a calendar. Lately I've been right on time.
This month was pretty awful. I was in a lot of pain from cramps. Thank God it's almost over...
I don't usually need to put it on a calendar. Lately I've been right on time.
This month was pretty awful. I was in a lot of pain from cramps. Thank God it's almost over...
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Oh yeah, it feels great now. But it won't when I take my measurements in a few days.
*passes out the remains of the stash* Here, take it for the sake of my waistline!
kimc said:
Eratta said:
Luckily I've got a house full of chocolate and nowhere to go
Gosh that sounds great and it's not even that time of the month for me!
Oh yeah, it feels great now. But it won't when I take my measurements in a few days.
*passes out the remains of the stash* Here, take it for the sake of my waistline!
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^^ Migraine? Yeah, I wouldn't ever go off the pill either.
There was no wine for me tonight...I keep forgetting that I can go buy my own alcohol now. It just doesn't feel right in my current setting
I'm feeling better though. Sugar helped immensely, as did mass quantities of tea.
^^ Migraine? Yeah, I wouldn't ever go off the pill either.
There was no wine for me tonight...I keep forgetting that I can go buy my own alcohol now. It just doesn't feel right in my current setting
I'm feeling better though. Sugar helped immensely, as did mass quantities of tea.
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I'm surprised Robot Chicken hasn't done something with that commercial...
I'm surprised Robot Chicken hasn't done something with that commercial...
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"Have a happy period"?!?
What man came up with that slogan?
I think I've begun getting PMS migrains. The past two months, my period has been preceded by two days of wretched headaches that four Advil every four to six hours can't seem to touch. I'm tracking them; once school starts, the doc and I are going to have a very long talk about my cycle.
"Have a happy period"?!?
What man came up with that slogan? I think I've begun getting PMS migrains. The past two months, my period has been preceded by two days of wretched headaches that four Advil every four to six hours can't seem to touch. I'm tracking them; once school starts, the doc and I are going to have a very long talk about my cycle.
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Only a man or a really dumb woman could've come up with that slogan...
Only a man or a really dumb woman could've come up with that slogan...
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I rewatched What Women Want the other night. Mel's character was a riot during the pink box sampling scenes. I think, though, that advertising for fem hygiene products should be left to the gender that actually uses the product. (If we gave a man a functioning uterus, he'd never write "have a happy period". You know I'm right.)
Toresica said:
In other words, an advertiser?
I rewatched What Women Want the other night. Mel's character was a riot during the pink box sampling scenes. I think, though, that advertising for fem hygiene products should be left to the gender that actually uses the product. (If we gave a man a functioning uterus, he'd never write "have a happy period". You know I'm right.)That must be nice. Once I find a brand/style that fits well enough, I stick with it until they no longer make it. My legs are short enough that I need short length but not short enough for petite length. <sigh> That's challenging at times. After one reaches a certain age, cuffing one's jeans because the legs are too long just looks silly.
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Just a heads up to the ladies in this thread that are into decorating--there's a great site that has everything from candles to vases in all sorts of hip and funky styles for reasonable prices. It's not the cheapest thing around, but it's not bad considering their selection.
www.jamaligarden.com
I use them a lot for wedding and event decorations and it just occurred to me that some of you ladies might find their site useful as well.
Just a heads up to the ladies in this thread that are into decorating--there's a great site that has everything from candles to vases in all sorts of hip and funky styles for reasonable prices. It's not the cheapest thing around, but it's not bad considering their selection.
www.jamaligarden.com
I use them a lot for wedding and event decorations and it just occurred to me that some of you ladies might find their site useful as well.
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YES!!!!
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Two cool links. I knew this thread was worth coming into. I'm going to go check them out.
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"Saw my life this morning / Lying at the bottom of a drawer / All this stuff I'm saving / God knows what this junk is for [ * ] / And whatever I believed in / This is all I have to show / What the Hell were all the reasons / For holding on for such dear life / Here's where I let go." - Mary-Chapin Carpenter ("Almost Home")
I've been going through old things again. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get that song out of my head. I never can when I go through things, because I'm the kind of person who can just randomly decide to overhaul things, get rid of things that were once major purchases, etc, but can't seem to throw out greeting cards from anyone or letters from my Mamaw for anything. Some of the things I still have redefine sappy.
I never quite got that "Here's where I let go" part down. It's a good thing that I don't keep anything large.
*= I like to think of that line not as using His name in vein, but as saying that He's been with me through it all and knows what this junk is for. That way, I don't feel bad about singing along. It does take the punch out of the line, though.
YES!!!!
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Two cool links. I knew this thread was worth coming into. I'm going to go check them out.
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"Saw my life this morning / Lying at the bottom of a drawer / All this stuff I'm saving / God knows what this junk is for [ * ] / And whatever I believed in / This is all I have to show / What the Hell were all the reasons / For holding on for such dear life / Here's where I let go." - Mary-Chapin Carpenter ("Almost Home")
I've been going through old things again. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to get that song out of my head. I never can when I go through things, because I'm the kind of person who can just randomly decide to overhaul things, get rid of things that were once major purchases, etc, but can't seem to throw out greeting cards from anyone or letters from my Mamaw for anything. Some of the things I still have redefine sappy.
I never quite got that "Here's where I let go" part down. It's a good thing that I don't keep anything large.
*= I like to think of that line not as using His name in vein, but as saying that He's been with me through it all and knows what this junk is for. That way, I don't feel bad about singing along. It does take the punch out of the line, though.
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Hmm...I read it as only God knows why this stuff was important to me, 'cause I sure don't anymore.
Stuff is clutter when you either don't use it or don't love it anymore. If you love the letters from your Mamaw, they are not clutter, and you don't need to let them go.
Hmm...I read it as only God knows why this stuff was important to me, 'cause I sure don't anymore.
Stuff is clutter when you either don't use it or don't love it anymore. If you love the letters from your Mamaw, they are not clutter, and you don't need to let them go.
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