UO 2: I kind of like the widened hips I have now. Still hate my stomach flap and the fact that my belly looks like Freddy Krueger's face. I like the new curves I have.
Post by billyhorrible on Oct 22, 2015 12:17:12 GMT -5
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
Ha! We call S "sister" more often than her name lately.
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
Ha! We call S "sister" more often than her name lately.
I catch myself calling LO sissy to DS. (Which I shouldn't...I did it briefly while pregnant and we thought Ds was getting confused since our cat is Sassy). I also call her baby now since DS always says baby. Occasionally I can get him to attempt her name but it comes out as Beck.
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
I kind of agree with you, although maybe not as strongly... It just makes me want to roll my eyes when someone does it a lot. On a related note: I am calling DH daddy around LO, because sister in law didn't do that and then had to teach a two year old not to call his dad Jeff. But I accidentally called DH daddy when she wasn't there and it was super awkward. Like, we just stared at each other for a minute. So that is a kink neither of us have, apparently... Lol.
I don't really care for musicals or plays. They're always a little too theatrical and over-the-top for my taste. Everyone keeps talking about Hamilton, and it just doesn't sound interesting to me at all
Ditto!! I'm like okay, yawn, can we go now? I recognize the talent involved but that's about it.
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
I kind of agree with you, although maybe not as strongly... It just makes me want to roll my eyes when someone does it a lot. On a related note: I am calling DH daddy around LO, because sister in law didn't do that and then had to teach a two year old not to call his dad Jeff. But I accidentally called DH daddy when she wasn't there and it was super awkward. Like, we just stared at each other for a minute. So that is a kink neither of us have, apparently... Lol.
+1 it's a little weird to say it when the Littles aren't around. But I've also noticed it's confusing to DS when I call Grammie "mom" in front of him.
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
I kind of agree with you, although maybe not as strongly... It just makes me want to roll my eyes when someone does it a lot. On a related note: I am calling DH daddy around LO, because sister in law didn't do that and then had to teach a two year old not to call his dad Jeff. But I accidentally called DH daddy when she wasn't there and it was super awkward. Like, we just stared at each other for a minute. So that is a kink neither of us have, apparently... Lol.
We also call each other mom & dad in front of LO, but when does it stop (should it)? My grandma called my grandpa "dad" until he passed away and I remember being really confused about it as a kid.
When I was old enough to remember my parents used their real names about one another. Or "your dad" when talking to us.
It gives me the heebie jeebies when I hear parents refer to their kids by relationship ("Go sit next to sister" instead of "your sister" or "Katie"; "Give brother a piece of candy" instead of "your brother" or "Thomas")
I have no idea why I have such a visceral reaction.
My dad calls me "Daughter". It's weird to hear him say my name. I've know him for 10 years and I've probably heard him call me "Liz" 4 times.
I don't really care for musicals or plays. They're always a little too theatrical and over-the-top for my taste. Everyone keeps talking about Hamilton, and it just doesn't sound interesting to me at all
Yes!!!! My family always has theater nights where we go to plays or musicals or the ballet, I keep telling them they are paying for me to take a nap and they should just count me out. They are all really into that stuff and I just am not. I don't even like movies.
If you don't want to open the link it is essentially introducing vaginal flora into a baby (a gauze pad that was in the vag during the procedure and wiped in the mouth and on skin and eyes once the baby is born) who was born through cesarean. It's called seeding.
I will not be doing that if I ever have a c-section.
If you don't want to open the link it is essentially introducing vaginal flora into a baby (a gauze pad that was in the vag during the procedure and wiped in the mouth and on skin and eyes once the baby is born) who was born through cesarean. It's called seeding.
I will not be doing that if I ever have a c-section.
If you don't want to open the link it is essentially introducing vaginal flora into a baby (a gauze pad that was in the vag during the procedure and wiped in the mouth and on skin and eyes once the baby is born) who was born through cesarean. It's called seeding.
I will not be doing that if I ever have a c-section.
ETA This is probably not a UO.
If it is proven medically to help the baby then I don't see anything strange about it. I would do it.
I don't really care for musicals or plays. They're always a little too theatrical and over-the-top for my taste. Everyone keeps talking about Hamilton, and it just doesn't sound interesting to me at all
Ditto!! I'm like okay, yawn, can we go now? I recognize the talent involved but that's about it.
I agree though I would be down to see the Book of Mormon
If you don't want to open the link it is essentially introducing vaginal flora into a baby (a gauze pad that was in the vag during the procedure and wiped in the mouth and on skin and eyes once the baby is born) who was born through cesarean. It's called seeding.
I will not be doing that if I ever have a c-section.
ETA This is probably not a UO.
If it is proven medically to help the baby then I don't see anything strange about it. I would do it.
I don't disagree with the medical aspect but I think that generally babies are ok and this intervention is a little over the top. I also realize that babies born vaginally are introduced to vaginal flora, there is just a little bit of an ick factor (to me) with the seeding. Maybe if they didn't tell me what they were doing!
If it is proven medically to help the baby then I don't see anything strange about it. I would do it.
I don't disagree with the medical aspect but I think that generally babies are ok and this intervention is a little over the top. I also realize that babies born vaginally are introduced to vaginal flora, there is just a little bit of an ick factor (to me) with the seeding. Maybe if they didn't tell me what they were doing!
In the article it said that the Dr wouldn't even do it, the father was going to be the one doing it. It was too much of a risk factor for infections and the Dr. didn't want the liability.
I don't disagree with the medical aspect but I think that generally babies are ok and this intervention is a little over the top. I also realize that babies born vaginally are introduced to vaginal flora, there is just a little bit of an ick factor (to me) with the seeding. Maybe if they didn't tell me what they were doing!
In the article it said that the Dr wouldn't even do it, the father was going to be the one doing it. It was too much of a risk factor for infections and the Dr. didn't want the liability.
The infection part, which I forgot to add, is probably very likely.
I went to school for lay midwifery and ended up quiting 2.5 years into a 3 year program. I found that some people (the family requesting no interventions or a midwife who had very strong philosophies) went way too far for their intervention free "natural" birth and sometimes it caused harm to the mother and/or baby. I've never attended a birth where that was the case, thankfully.
Post by hannahl201477 on Oct 23, 2015 11:27:38 GMT -5
Mines probably not unpopular but oh well. I hate the whole Go Fund Me thing. But I hate even more when people of Facebook share it but you can go on there and clearly see they didn't even donate! Maybe bc I'm from a small town and fundraisers go over much better. Last Saturday there was a huge benefit for a young lady in our community, my neighbor, battling cancer and at the benefit $98,000 was raised!! LOVE my town!!
Mines probably not unpopular but oh well. I hate the whole Go Fund Me thing. But I hate even more when people of Facebook share it but you can go on there and clearly see they didn't even donate! Maybe bc I'm from a small town and fundraisers go over much better. Last Saturday there was a huge benefit for a young lady in our community, my neighbor, battling cancer and at the benefit $98,000 was raised!! LOVE my town!!
That did get discussed last week or the week before. My opinion was, while I don't like when people start them for themselves and prefer that someone else starts on their behalf, I don't really care that people do them. If I want to donate, I do, if not, then I don't.
My question though, is why do you hate go fund me, but you're OK with a local fundraiser? While I agree that it's great to see your community pull together and help its people, there's a lot of overhead associated with throwing a fundraiser. A lot of people have to donate time ,materials, etc., whereas with go fund me, all of the money just goes directly to the family in need.
Also, just because someone shared and hasn't donated yet doesn't mean that they won't. And, people can donate anonymously to those things, so you never know.
I'm totally fine with people doing them for someone else. But that's a good point. I'm not sure why I like the other better. I guess I just like seeing my community come together to help someone out. I Guess go fund me just makes me kinda leery since I don't know how it works. And, personally I'm more likely to donate in person rather than online. But like you said it's nothing really to me just a personal preference on how I would like to donate. And as for people sharing and not donating.. That's mainly in reference to my MIL we have one going around to help restore our planterium(sp?) and she shares it like every other day and then told my husband that she hasn't donated. And that just irritated me bc I know her and know why she is sharing it. Ha
Not sure whether this is unpopular. I hate chobani Greek yogurt. The yogurt is too bitter. I also hate fage (with the fruit) because it is impossible to get the fun stuff out of the little sidecar. They need to just put it in the bottom of the damn yogurt cup like everyone else. If it wasn't for that, I would really like it.
I also can't stand Chobani because of the bitterness. I like fage but agree about the side car thing. I've found that Oikos fat free with the fruit on the bottom is pretty good. It's a little sweeter than fage but I just think of it as a dessert. I think I started getting the Oikos because it came in a four pack and I can't stand buying 12 separate yogurts.
Eta-bc talking about the yogurt made me go eat one. It's so good.
Not sure whether this is unpopular. I hate chobani Greek yogurt. The yogurt is too bitter. I also hate fage (with the fruit) because it is impossible to get the fun stuff out of the little sidecar. They need to just put it in the bottom of the damn yogurt cup like everyone else. If it wasn't for that, I would really like it.
I also can't stand Chobani because of the bitterness. I like fage but agree about the side car thing. I've found that Oikos fat free with the fruit on the bottom is pretty good. It's a little sweeter than fage but I just think of it as a dessert. I think I started getting the Oikos because it came in a four pack and I can't stand buying 12 separate yogurts.
Eta-bc talking about the yogurt made me go eat one. It's so good.
I can't stand any Greek yogurt! I think it's something with the texture
I also can't stand Chobani because of the bitterness. I like fage but agree about the side car thing. I've found that Oikos fat free with the fruit on the bottom is pretty good. It's a little sweeter than fage but I just think of it as a dessert. I think I started getting the Oikos because it came in a four pack and I can't stand buying 12 separate yogurts.
Eta-bc talking about the yogurt made me go eat one. It's so good.
I can't stand any Greek yogurt! I think it's something with the texture
I can't stand regular yogurt. It's definitely the texture.
I also can't stand Chobani because of the bitterness. I like fage but agree about the side car thing. I've found that Oikos fat free with the fruit on the bottom is pretty good. It's a little sweeter than fage but I just think of it as a dessert. I think I started getting the Oikos because it came in a four pack and I can't stand buying 12 separate yogurts.
Eta-bc talking about the yogurt made me go eat one. It's so good.
I can't stand any Greek yogurt! I think it's something with the texture
Dannon had whipped Greek yogurt. That stuff was the ish. The texture was light and fluffy.
Post by thecatsmeow on Oct 27, 2015 14:39:40 GMT -5
Chobani by itself reminds me of sour cream, but I will eat it with granola. There is a local dairy here that sells products off the farm and at the grocery store and their yogurt is AMAZING! The ingredients are milk, strawberries, sugar, vanilla, and culture. Seriously so good once you get past the fact that it comes in a bottle, you shake it up, and then pour it into a bowl.
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