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Anonymous wrote:Spend 30 minutes before work preparing and planning for the day ahead. I would be so much more productive!
Do it the night before. I make a list of work/personal things to do the next day.
I don't forget to do things and it feels great to cross them off!
Anonymous wrote:Companies have to make money, so all of us end up paying for people like OP.
Bullshit.
Companies want people to use coupons. They make money off of the purchase, even with a coupon.
Anonymous wrote:Op here
I use coupons to buy canned goods, bread, dairy products, and toiletries. You will not find 25 cases of ramen in my house. I started couponing for just the toiletries and cleaning products, as they were adding up quickly. No I don't advertise my couponing to friends. My closest friends know because they are my best friends. The people I'm referring to are people at a store who see I have coupons and liken it to stealing.
I usually shop at stores that are open late (there are maybe 5 customers in the store)and I go at around 9 pm so I can be out by 11. Only takes 20 mins a day to coupon for the week.
How do you know this? Have they told you?
I have a go to present for any non-related woman in my life:
An upright organ.
An upright organ.
Try stretching before and after the run
Got a Vegetti for my birthday and used it on cucumbers and zucchini so far.
It's kind of fun!
It's kind of fun!
Yeah, it is very rewarding once you get the hang of it. If you've never done it before, go watch somebody else's practices for ideas - somebody that knows what they're doing. Read books about it, there's lots of stuff online for coaching every sport. Take it seriously enough that you want to do a good job, but not so seriously that wins and losses are the most important thing.
What is important is the effect you have on the kids you are coaching. Be kind, encouraging, and supportive.
And don't yell!
What is important is the effect you have on the kids you are coaching. Be kind, encouraging, and supportive.
And don't yell!
You know, there's a gigantic waterpark called the Atlantic Ocean there.
Waves, sand, can float on it, etc
It's free, too!
Waves, sand, can float on it, etc
It's free, too!
I've had FIOS for 2 years and have not been kicked off the internet once. This was an almost daily occurrence with Comcast, involving unplugging modem, router, shut down computer, etc.
The rate increase should be coming soon, but I'll worry about that when it happens.
FIOS service is far superior to Comcast.
The rate increase should be coming soon, but I'll worry about that when it happens.
FIOS service is far superior to Comcast.
Anonymous wrote:I was told insurance wouldn't cover it until 60.
Call the insurance company and ask.
Anonymous wrote:Such potential, wasted because he didn't properly change his tactics from college to NFL. Sad, I wish him well.
There's being willing to change the way you play from college to the NFL, and being able to change.
He wasn't able.
I am sure this is one of their busiest weekends of the year, so yes, there should be huge crowds and lines.
If you're determined to go this weekend, maybe go Saturday or Sunday, be there right when they open, and it should be more manageable.
If you're determined to go this weekend, maybe go Saturday or Sunday, be there right when they open, and it should be more manageable.
Anonymous wrote:What? OP, seriously, WHAT??
You need to DTMFA and get yourself into therapy before dating anyone new. Domestic Violence is NOT normal, NOT okay, and definitely NOT inevitable. The mere fact you think it might be tells me you have some personal things to attend to before you'll be in a position to choose healthy, kind, normal men.
+1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know. How do we know that the kidnapper wouldn't have made a great parent? maybe better than the birth mother?
We know because she tried to snatch someone else's child. That automatically lowers her rating as a parent.
I agree it is a significant negative. But let's not pretend we have the whole picture. What was her policy on lunchables?
Excellent point!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man here. If you were hott once... It always counts . Once a hottie always a hottie. It's how you carry yourself.
Different guy. I agree. Attractiveness/sexiness has nothing to do with fittest or most beautiful. Smile, walk with confidence, and think that most men want to do you. They do.
Yet another guy. Sexiness is 90% attitude.
Men aren't looking at your flaws in the same way as you are. Smile so their eyes are focused upwards
And yet another guy that agrees with all of the above.