That's not a sparrow. That's the first evidence of the songbird take over. Soon we'll be in the iron fist of their control, feeding them seeds and bread, building houses for them, planting those plants that best suit them....Oh, my God, it's already happened, and we did not EVEN NOTICE! Clever little enemies, clever.
There is no greater sound in the world than a toddler, with her hand on your face, looking into your eyes, saying "Mama, I love you." This usually happens around bedtime, and results in me reading her a couple more stories and cuddling. That child has me securely around her little finger.
My husband pointed out that while I may do more housework, he earns a higher income, so I would be without those little luxuries in life if it were not for him. Is that worth seven hours a week of my time? You bet.
I like to make my own cranberry sauce (it's very, very easy. Just get one bag of cranberries, on cup of sugar and boil them together. It's done with the sugar is melter and all the cranberries have 'popped'. It's very good warm with toast.
Wow. And now, this woman who cannot take care of herself (yes, I read it was a hormonal imbalance, but she wasn't seeking medical care, and only came to the ER when it got so bad that she could not walk) is going to have a baby!
Class action means she won't be gaining much at all. The lawyer for the case would be the only one to come out rich, as he'd take anywhere from 20-50% right off the top of the settlement. The rest would be distributed to each and every member of the suit, which could be in hundreds or thousands. We were in a class action suit against Blockbuster with several thousand other people. We ended up getting 26.50. It really is a great way to teach big business to behave morally, and lawyers love them because their payday is HUGE.
Some people just have shining, amazing talent oozing out of them. I have no talent oozing out of me. Maybe I should scrape some of their talent off them, and rub it all over myself, the whole time muttering "I wanna be a rock star, baby, I wanna be a rock star."
I noticed that this week a case of Pampers size 5 diapers went from 19.95 to 23.95, in ONE WEEK! Milk is outrageous, and juice has gone up a dollar a gallon recently. We have this feeling that we should stock up, but we're afraid if we give into the panic we will only be contributing to the problem. Has anyone else decided to stock up? What are your thoughts on doing so?
Clever little enemies, clever.
Class action means she won't be gaining much at all. The lawyer for the case would be the only one to come out rich, as he'd take anywhere from 20-50% right off the top of the settlement. The rest would be distributed to each and every member of the suit, which could be in hundreds or thousands. We were in a class action suit against Blockbuster with several thousand other people. We ended up getting 26.50. It really is a great way to teach big business to behave morally, and lawyers love them because their payday is HUGE.
Has anyone else decided to stock up? What are your thoughts on doing so?