Thank you to the poster who...

[Anonymous]

Thank you to everyone in the SN forum who creates a welcoming, helpful, non-snarky environment (most of the time).

[Anonymous]

Thank you for the revlon brush rec and the link to the Indian online pharmacy for tretinoin!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you to the poster who posted the NY Times Chicken shawarma recipe! I’m not a subscriber and couldn’t access the recipe on the NYT website. It’s SO DELICIOUS!

Link please! We’re in a rut.

Just made this tonight. I made 3 servings one weekend. Ate one that week and froze 2. Don’t put the veggies in, just marinate the chicken. I also use bottled lemon juice in a pinch. Right before cooking I add some combo of onions and peppers (2 and 2 or 3 of one and 1 of the other) to the bag of marinated chicken. Then dump on pan.
Make the white sauce mentioned at the bottom. I serve with pita or naan and sliced cucumbers.


https://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/oven-roasted-chicken-shawarma-nytimes-25412

[Anonymous]

Thank you to the poster who encouraged me to make a plan, be confident, keep my head down in the meantime, and go after the job and pay I thought I should be earning. Over a year ago I was stuck in a really politically complicated work environment. I had been recognized repeatedly for stellar work performance by my managers but pay-wise I was not getting ahead. I'd get more complex, high profile projects with significant discretionary decision-making authority and succeed, only to be rewarded by more work with no additional pay or even title recognition. Meanwhile folks that had been at the job for over a decade spent their days reading novels in their offices or watching sports on their computers. Many posters encouraged me to think of this as paying my dues because I was mid-career and in my mid-30s. The poster that told me to believe in my worth and go after it was right. I did and have doubled my salary, am at a place where I am respected and have a much more enjoyable set of colleagues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thank you to all the posters who suggested the wet brush for curly, tangle-prone hair. It's been a game changer for me in dealing with DD's hair.

+1 Gamechanger! Along with Aussie 3 minute miracle.

[Anonymous]

There’s so many things, it’s hard to remember them all, but a few:

-the “oh crap” book for potty training
-sleep training advice (night wean first like a PP said)
-information on breastfeeding, especially the sibling study where there was zero difference found between siblings where one baby was breastfed and the other wasn’t
-there was a link I got on this page that will calculate miscarriage risk based on what day you are in early pregnancy. It shows how small the rate is once you hit 8 weeks and have seen the heartbeat. This Gave me so much comfort in early days of pregnancy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thank you to everyone in the SN forum who creates a welcoming, helpful, non-snarky environment (most of the time).

+1. I’ve gotten support and lots of good information over there.

[Anonymous]

Thank you to most people in the teens forum who also offer helpful, sympathetic advice.

Teens are hard, and going through teenage problems is lonely.

[Anonymous]

Thanks to whoever mentioned using an OT to help children with terrible handwriting.

I've now got significantly less money in my HSA, but I also now have a child with significantly better handwriting and stronger muscles.