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Does anyone know how to fix this? My son likes watching flashmobs (harmless entertainment!) and everyone we find has the dreaded "green screen". Any computer whizzes here who can give super simple instructions on how to get rid of this?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for the responses. Those suggested names are great.
To clarify, we don't own Tom anything. He helped us doing some house works but not money. He never asks us to pay or do anything regarding to it. It's just DH idea without discussing with me first. Grrrr
Um yeah, not "naming-after worthy", IMO. And definitely not something DH should think he can promise without you!
She has money for a cell and a dog (some would consider a dog a complete luxury when you're not working---either by choice or circumstance!). I think you know that all of your previous money will never be seen by you again, don't let anymore of your hard earned dollars fly her way
Anonymous wrote:MommaRN wrote:Dress for the job you want, not the one you have. IMO, sandals are never appropriate, unless you're a lifeguard
Says the woman that wears scrubs to work...
I might!
Dress for the job you want, not the one you have. IMO, sandals are never appropriate, unless you're a lifeguard
Sounds like your DH shouldn't have made such a promise. Why would you go along with this? Unless the grown Tommy gave your DH a kidney or something, this was a ridiculous deal he made, even then it's a stretch!
Anonymous wrote:It's cold. Did I mention snow? And dark all winter. And cold, yes, very, very cold.
Lots of great food there, great bars, great restaurants, fantastic farmer's market, center of Wisconsin government, beautiful capitol building, nice children's museum, great beer.
I think I said something about the cold, and the snow, no? And there's ice, did I mention that? You might need chains sometimes, if you live outside the city. Lots and lots of snow. There's more moisture in the atmosphere due to global warming/climate change, so the snow's only going to get worse!!
It's a fine, cultured city, if you live there only in the spring/summer/fall. Winter, well, forget it.
It's in the midwest, but Madison is a pretty cool place. It's not too far from Chicago, which is also in the Midwest, but there's more stuff to do there.
Good luck, whatever you decide!
Um, LOL, no chains. Total myth. Also, kids in WI had far fewer days cancelled for snow than FCPS or ACPS last winter---they know how to DEAL with a little snow there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Start a conversation with them:
I really like your bedroom paint color! Do you know what the name of the shade is?
or
The chandelier in your dining room is fabulous!
Maybe they will clue in that you can see in their windows?
Better yet, "hey that mole on the small of your back is really concerning me! I swear it has doubled in size in just, what? A month now?"
OMG, I almost wet myself. You are hilarious, I love it
Anonymous wrote:Make a smoothie with it
Blend with honey
NO honey!!!! Not until a year old
Anonymous wrote:What are the consequences for his violence? It sounds as if he got rewarded for his violence by getting a car ride. I know you don't mean it that way, but he likely sees it that way.
What do you do when he throws a tantrum?
I'd start first by putting him in his room like you said. Tell him he's not allowed to hit or hurt, and if he does, then he gets consequences of "X." Let him know what it will be. If he starts acting badly, remind him of the consequence. I like 1, 2, 3 Magic. If I get to three, you get consequences. And impose them. Consistently.
Pick something that bugs him. Time out in his room with no one there. Time out in the kitchen. Loss of a toy the next day. Loss of TV.
The other thing I'd consider is whether he's getting his four year molars? He might be in low-grade pain and it's enough to impact behavior. Or other illness, like ear infection.
And one more thing, what kind of TV does he watch, if any? Is he seeing anything violent, including cartoons? Scooby Doo would rile up my son at 4.
Four year old molars? LOL, which are these? The second primary molars erupt at about 2 years (average) and then no more until roughly 6 years old. Ask your dentist
Some Walgreen's too
Kmart carries their line too. LOVE their brushes.
Cheesy as all get out, but very nicely staged!
I took Accutane years ago and wouldn't hesitate to do it again. IMO, the acne is depressing!
It's had additions, and it LOOKS like it. Not well done at all. I know paint is an easy fix, and I wouldn't be opposed to having to repaint a room or two, but this house goes beyond that. The blue carpeting, brass bathroom fixtures and dated kitchen don't help either