I would tend to think there would be a higher likelihood of giant snakes out west. They are hardly common in Maine.
Maybe. I've never seen one in the mountains, though. Bears, yes. Giant ass snakes, no.
*this is based only on my summer camp experience.
I went to summer camp in Maine -- didn't see bears OR giant snakes! Can provide solid recommendations. Only creepy loon noises to contend with on occasion.
There are no snakes in AK, and that makes me happy.
But you live in perpetual light and darkness!!!!
I grew up here so I'm used to it. My H is a transplant from MN, so we have a happy light for him and black out shades in the house. We do have bears, but moose kill more people than bears do.
OK, If I may, I have another adulting question. What do you do with your checks after using mobile deposit? Just toss them out/shred them? Should I hang on to them for a time? What if there is an issue?
OK, If I may, I have another adulting question. What do you do with your checks after using mobile deposit? Just toss them out/shred them? Should I hang on to them for a time? What if there is an issue?
My bank asks that you keep them for a certain number of days then I would shred. It's either 14 or 30, I can't remember. It tells you every time you do a mobile deposit.
My problem with people heating up fish at work is that the smell lingers. My office is next to our workroom and I hate it when people cook fish because that's what I'm smelling for the rest of the afternoon.
My problem with people heating up fish at work is that the smell lingers. My office is next to our workroom and I hate it when people cook fish because that's what I'm smelling for the rest of the afternoon.
You don't need to provide a reason. Hating them for heating up fish is sufficient.
I'm definitely not old fashioned and am totally with modern "gender roles", but I get illegitimately pissed when I'm alone with a man in an elevator and he doesn't gesture for me to get out first. If a man rushes out in front of me, I cuss him out in my head.
Anyone have a good shampoo/conditioner recommendation? Something available at Target, preferably.
I really like the SoapBox Coconut shampoo and conditioner at Target. They are sulfate and paraben free and leave my hair soft and smelling just slightly like coconut. Plus they are fairly inexpensive.
OK, If I may, I have another adulting question. What do you do with your checks after using mobile deposit? Just toss them out/shred them? Should I hang on to them for a time? What if there is an issue?
We write deposit on them and then hold on to them until they post online. After that, we shred them.
Are "indoor shoes" not just clean shoes (like runners) that aren't worn outside? Indoor shoes are pretty universal in schools, day cares, etc. here.
My understanding is Waldorf and Montessori schools sometimes have indoor shoes, which are like soft shoes. It goes with their mat or some shit. I should have listened more during the tour because now I forget what to buy.
Maybe. I've never seen one in the mountains, though. Bears, yes. Giant ass snakes, no.
*this is based only on my summer camp experience.
I went to summer camp in Maine -- didn't see bears OR giant snakes! Can provide solid recommendations. Only creepy loon noises to contend with on occasion.
I went to college in Maine and spent a lot of time outside because I was a biology major. I was very disappointed that I never saw bear or moose. I did see plenty of small nonvenomous snakes, turtles, and marine mammals.
If that snake isn't a hoax (which is my first guess - that skin was a bit too perfectly laid out to be natural), I seriously doubt it will survive the ME winter. Unless it finds a nice warm attic to over-winter in... 👹😈💩
HE's right though. This is a good opportunity to buy adorable slippers.
I bought DD1 adorable little ballerina slippers for our summer parent/child class at Waldorf. She is obsessed with them. Yesterday's leaving home meltdown was because she couldn't wear her slippers as all day shoes.
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