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Karen Young17 said:For those who haven't seen them yet—those Newton-style photo corners can actually be picked up at Staples. I grabbed some over at the shop on 109 Main Street for about $56...
Does anyone happen to know where in the city I can find those paper photo corners? You know, the kind you use for scrapbooking albums? 🙂
You used to be able to find those at the old Photo Lab over on Broadway😉 or just try that specialized camera shop right off Millennium Park—they carry absolutely everything under the sun.👍
The Little Box (Domjaniceva)
Department of the Treasury
Pursuant to Article 27 of the Special Excise Tax on Tobacco Products Act (as published in
The Washington Post
), the Secretary of the Treasury hereby issues
REGULATIONS
CONCERNING SPECIAL EXCISE TAXES ON TOBACCO PRODUCTS AND THE HANDLING OF TAX STAMPS FOR PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
IV. STAMP DESIGNATIONS
Article 4.
(1) Revenue stamps used for the identification of tobacco products shall bear the following series designations:
1. "Series A" — for Group A cigarettes (premium tier),
2. "Series B" — for Group B cigarettes (standard tier),
3. "Series C" — for Group C cigarettes (extra tier),
4. "U-A" — for imported Group A cigarettes,
5. "U-B" — for imported Group B cigarettes,
6. "U-C" — for imported Group C cigarettes,
7. "ODP" — for miscellaneous tobacco products, 😉 8. "U-ODP" — for imported miscellaneous tobacco products.
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Douglas Taylor2 said:I picked up one of those cheap mini tests and used it first thing in the morning after a day or two of being late, and again—nothing...
And now I'm already a week late... I think I'll wait one more week, and if nothing happens, I'll take another test. If it comes back negative, well, then I guess I'll just have to deal with it, as if I have much of a choice.😢
I find it hard to believe a test would be wrong twice... who knows...
Keep in mind I used the Clearblue in the afternoon and the cheap one in the morning...
🙄
Don't even bother with a third one because it's just going to come back negative too. 😉...those home tests are actually quite sensitive and should pick up on things as soon as you're even one day late. 😉.......Either way, it’s probably better for you to just head to the doctor and get some actual answers about what's going on. 👍
Kevin Bailey2 said:Yeah, but honestly, it gets exhausting when people constantly come up to you asking if you're pregnant.
Look, I get it—everyone seems to think we’ve got some sort of psychic superpower or something, so they figure it’s just easier to ask us directly instead of using their heads.😂😂😂👍
jadepilot65 said:I’m dying to get in on this too, but everyone keeps telling me I should just wait until tomorrow morning!
Well, then just get it done this afternoon instead.😍
jadepilot65 said:Should I just dive in now, or wait until tomorrow morning?
Honestly, you’re better off waiting until tomorrow morning—those tests are significantly more accurate when you use that first bit of urine from the night.😉
jadepilot65 said:So, my husband just dropped off some Tylenol from the drugstore, but when I looked at the fine print, it says pregnant women shouldn't take it. Honestly? I don't care. I can handle the pain. If it's for the sake of a (hopefully) future baby, I'll deal with whatever. 🙂
Well, here is a solid resource for you; it covers a whole lot regarding medication use during pregnancy 😉
jadepilot65 said:So, my husband just dropped off some Tylenol from the drugstore, but when I looked at the fine print, it says pregnant women shouldn't take it. Honestly? I don't care. I can handle the pain. If it's for the sake of a (hopefully) future baby, I'll deal with whatever. 🙂
Look, Tylenol—or anything else with acetaminophen—is pretty much the only thing pregnant women are cleared to use. That warning you're seeing? It's standard legal boilerplate essentially telling you that you should run it by your OB-GYN first 😉... honestly, just give the pharmacist a call and see what they have to say about it.
There’s an SOS children's village in a small town in the US Midwest—but get this—their motivations aren't rooted in traditional American values, they're all about Bozican spirit rather.😉
amberbadger60 said:Good morning, everyone. I could use a little insight here—does anyone actually know how milk can just explode from being overheated? It happened to my neighbor, and frankly, I’m dying to understand the mechanics behind it. Thanks in advance for any info.
😕, so, how exactly did it explode... was your neighbor perhaps heating it up in the microwave or even using one of those bottle warmers with the lid tightly closed?... if it was either of those two methods, then it's entirely possible.
Matthew Kelly3 said:He didn't actually get any antibiotics—it was just some steroids—plus a massive amount of gummy candy since he’s way too tiny for an electric stim machine yet!
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everything turns out fine👍... BTW: tell them to find some doctors to check his ear once the therapy is done just to ensure there isn't any permanent damage😉...... oh, and let those big ol' chewable tablets do their job if they're actually safe to use—that is, if he isn't too little for them yet.😉
Matthew Kelly3 said:Even my guy can’t keep his eyes closed, so I’m stuck constantly using eye drops. They told me it’s actually a huge deal if that facial paralysis kicks back in—apparently, every time it happens, the recovery process just gets harder and harder to manage
...honestly, I'm not sure if they put her on antibiotics or not... her little one was actually on corticosteroids.
Matthew Kelly3 said:Has anyone here dealt with facial palsy before?
My two-year-old was just diagnosed with it.
My little cousin dealt with this back in the spring—it was an inflammation of the facial nerve—and his entire side was just paralyzed; he couldn't even close one eye... it cleared up completely in about a month, but let me tell you, no doctor out there is ever going to give you a 100% guarantee on a full recovery.😉
quiettinker13 said:I’ve already dealt with two fevers and I’m only eleven weeks along. I’ve never been one to get sick—never. But since I started breastfeeding, I am just completely wiped out. I’m sitting at about 123 pounds right now despite eating three breakfasts, two lunches, and four dinners a day; I am perpetually hungry and exhausted. My blood work and urine tests came back perfect.
Maybe some vitamins... please share whatever worked for you based on your own experience!
Honestly, Previa is the only thing that pulls me back from the brink when I'm practically a zombie.😁
granitetrucker10 said:So, I grabbed like 2kg of pastries from Kansas City this past Friday for a birthday bash. While I was out, I checked in with some other local spots since I’m thinking about using them for a wedding later on—they're super easy to work with and honestly just delicious. The guy told me that if you're feeding around 170 people, you'll probably need about 35kg for the buffet. For my little group, we did maybe 5 or 6kg, and you can always do custom sizes for guest boxes if you want. He mentioned they do cakes too, though I’m not really sure how their cakes stack up. If anyone knows, let me know.
I was also thinking about checking out Meli's Bakery. I haven't actually tried their stuff yet, but I've heard nothing but good things. Would love to hear what you guys think. 🙂
That cake they served at the wedding was absolutely divine🙏 🙏... something like chocolate-vanilla... seriously, finger-licking good.🙏.
From here on out, I'm buying everything from them.😍
I’m still absolutely reeling from Saturday’s wedding reception—honestly, I haven't quite processed it all yet—and I have to say, those pastries from Kansas City were an absolute solid 10 out of 10.🙏 🙏 🙏 Every single dessert was a visual masterpiece, but more importantly, the flavors were nothing short of divine.😍
Benjamin Edwards9 said:I’m going to say this and take the heat if I have to—laugh all you want—but wouldn't it be possible to mold a little figure out of that fondant?
It absolutely could be done... honestly, that high-end confectionery shop over on Jefferson always has a window display packed with these incredible little figurines made from marzipan.😍
Morgan Stewart50 said:As I mentioned earlier, my plan is to provide about 40 kilograms of dessert for a crowd of 400 guests, which breaks down to roughly 1,200 individual pieces organized into 60 different platters of 20 pieces each. To give you some context, my aunt works in catering at a large banquet hall, and she actually walked me through all the professional measurements; she suggests calculating based on about three treats per person. My reasoning there is that while not everyone will indulge, those who do tend to go back for a second or even a third helping!
Look, regardless of what your neighbor claims, you aren't going to have nearly enough for a crowd of 400 people. Period.😉