Washingtonians

[cheryl98117]

Quote:
At least YOUR hair isnt down to you bum!

Im contemplateing chopping mine off! Its SO very heavy! But I always feel light headed when I chop my hair off! lol

And you need all the head padding you can get.
But you CAN wrap it up & tie it back or otherwise get it out of your eyes, ears & neck..I hate hair touching my face...

I cant stand having my hair down. But I dont loo good with short hair iether so... Its always up. lol Most people dont realise that my hair is as long as it really is. lol My husband saw it down last night and commented on how long its getting. lol Its still about 8" away from the longest Ive ever had it, but Im not so sure I want it that long again... Maes sleeping difficult, as even having it pulled back, it wills till wrap around my nec, or I sit on it, or he "DH" will roll over onto it, or.... lol

 

[Stumpfarmer]

Quote:
Heck, even an adult one works, and they melt fast & are super slippery.
Works on my birds so far.

I new there was a reason I help onto those things. lol Havnt had to use them since Chloe was 2 months old. But I will deffinately keep them around now!

Stupid K button!

Have you unplugged your keyboard, held it upside down, and tapped it gently but firmly? There's probably a toast crumb/pet hair/dead spider/largish particle of dust down behind the keys.

 

[Stumpfarmer]

Quote:
YOU are NOT the worst!!!!!!!!
I think you have perfect values and stand up for your values & beliefs !!

I'm teasing....my DD was mad at me the other day and told me this...but funny one of her friend's had called her mother this...I saw a friend on FB whose child had told her this. Must be an epedemic or something.

It doesn't bother me, because you are right.....I am instilling morals and beliefs and work ethics and respect for people and animals, etc. So If I get the award....I want a big shiny trophy....cuz I am doing my best.

BTW...thank you

I tried to raise my kids to be thoughtful, self reliant, kind, and never to pay full retail for anything if they could avoid it...

 

[cheryl98117]

Quote:
If your hair is really heavy and grows fast, don't cut it unless you wamt to spend a lot of time at the hair-cutters (or learn to do it yourself, which I've had to do). I have mine longer in the summer so I can pull it back out of the way, otherwise it's like wearing a furry hat.

My DH went to Barber school, so he cuts my hair for me. lol But I only ever get a trim every 6 months or so... lol Usually longer than that. lol

 

[cheryl98117]

Quote:
I new there was a reason I help onto those things. lol Havnt had to use them since Chloe was 2 months old. But I will deffinately keep them around now!

Stupid K button!

Have you unplugged your keyboard, held it upside down, and tapped it gently but firmly? There's probably a toast crumb/pet hair/dead spider/largish particle of dust down behind the keys.

Oh its the keyboard for my laptop. My desk is to low and small to have a plugged in keyboard... Just gotta make sure I hit the key hard enough. lol but I type so fast that I never do hit the buttons hard enough. lol

 

[Stumpfarmer]

Quote:
Have you unplugged your keyboard, held it upside down, and tapped it gently but firmly? There's probably a toast crumb/pet hair/dead spider/largish particle of dust down behind the keys.

Oh its the keyboard for my laptop. My desk is to low and small to have a plugged in keyboard... Just gotta make sure I hit the key hard enough. lol but I type so fast that I never do hit the buttons hard enough. lol

Canned air? Vacuum cleaner? I have a rubber-tipped dental tool that I use to clean mine, but then I also have a wireless keyboard because my desk is too small- or rather too badly designed- to tolerate another cord. Computer input devices are all designed as if they'll be used in a clean room by robots, so normal stuff like lint off sweaters and pet hair gets in and can't get out.

This is because the people who design them get them free and replace them constantly, the same way that people who design word processing programs never use them to write a long and involved piece of fiction that is not made better by constantly having to figure out where word-count and spell-check are hiding.

 

[VelvettFog]

Quote:
If your hair is really heavy and grows fast, don't cut it unless you wamt to spend a lot of time at the hair-cutters (or learn to do it yourself, which I've had to do). I have mine longer in the summer so I can pull it back out of the way, otherwise it's like wearing a furry hat.

My DH went to Barber school, so he cuts my hair for me. lol But I only ever get a trim every 6 months or so... lol Usually longer than that. lol

I cut my own hair - both of them. Twice a week, even if they don't need it.

 

[ByN8ureHomstead]

Quote:
Dill the rivets out, fix the pull rope, re-rivet back togetter.

 

[ByN8ureHomstead]

Quote:
I seen some vids on youtube talking about the same thing.

 

[Ogress]

Quote:
DS brought home an autobiography on his last day of school; they had been working on them all year. You should see how DS describes DH; the teacher left some of the essays out in another package instead of bound with the book. I'm putting tham back in. Not that I don't think it is exaggerated, but DH describes his dad like DS described him, and he always said he would do a better job of being involved with DS's life than his dad was. It aint working, and DH hardly makes an effort. Maybe this will be an eye opener, and he'll shut off his computer games and go out and do something with the boy.

DS describes me as "85% Nice and "it is very dificult to get my mom to yell." I yell, and I was certain that the description of me would be worse when I think of what I felt about my parents when I was 12.

But I really do hate some of these assignments where they are prying to get details of kids home lives.