I wouldn't mind trying Jamberry but considering nothing lasts on my fingernails, I'm not paying for them when they'll just come off.
You can get free samples if you know a consultant. A friend of mine gave me a few "accent sheets" (5 different patterns on one sheet) to try out before I bought any. I can send you some too
See, no consultant has EVER offered me free samples. Just wanted me to buy them or be on their team. >.>
I can't sleep at all but I am currently reading an interesting article on MadeForMums. A heavily pregnant woman was given a parking fine for parking in a parent and child space at Asda. Her argument was that she struggles to get out of the car in a normal space due to the size of my tummy, apparently th mamagers were very rude and saud 'she isn't considered a parent yet'. I mean I remember in my last pregnancy wanting to park in them as they where closer to the entrance but I didn't in fear of being judged. I do however see countless people parking in these spaces that don't appear to have children. I try not to be judgy though. What are your thoughts on this? Should there be an allowance for pregnant ladies and parking?
Any STMs have a ride-on board on their strollers? I finally bit the bullet and ordered one for mine because DS1 has been whining lately towards the end of longer walks. With shipping it was $100 so I'm nervous about how much I'll use it.
I have no personal experience of them yet.. But SO wants to buy one for our pushchair when baby number 2 is here so we don't have to upgrade to a double stroller as we really like ours. I'm just scared that kid1 at a year old isn't going to have any idea how to stay on it... SO doesn't see any danger. My instincts are screaming no. How old is your LO that your planning to use it for? And id love to hear your experience of it when it arrives
Thursday!!! Mar 31, 2016 22:07:45 GMT -5via mobile
Post by kemdupuis on Mar 31, 2016 22:07:45 GMT -5
ashbash you OK? Not sure where you are in HSV, but SE got hit pretty hard. My little corner of Madison is OK, although the storm that came up from Hartselle/Priceville was way too close for comfort
So, I try and keep my political opinions offline as much as possible, but I have a serious question.
I am currently registered as a democrat. Which means in my state primary (June), I'll only be able to vote for either Hillary or Bernie. I am seriously considering changing my affiliation to Republican so I can vote against Trump. I do not want him winning the CA primary. Every vote against him helps, right?
Would this be wrong? Or should I go for it?
My mother did this in her primary. She voted Rubio and said it was so weird to pick up a republican ticket. Trump still won, though. Personally, I feel strongly that you should support your candidate, but maybe that's because I'm rooting for the underdog.
Any STMs have a ride-on board on their strollers? I finally bit the bullet and ordered one for mine because DS1 has been whining lately towards the end of longer walks. With shipping it was $100 so I'm nervous about how much I'll use it.
I have no personal experience of them yet.. But SO wants to buy one for our pushchair when baby number 2 is here so we don't have to upgrade to a double stroller as we really like ours. I'm just scared that kid1 at a year old isn't going to have any idea how to stay on it... SO doesn't see any danger. My instincts are screaming no. How old is your LO that your planning to use it for? And id love to hear your experience of it when it arrives
He's 3.5. I think your instincts are right, your first is probably going to be too little for the ride-on board. I'll report back how it works for us!
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