"The stroller you want to buy is way too expensive." Is it too expensive for you, or for me? "You don't need a crib; the baby will just sleep with you anyway." Perhaps, but I have no intention of surrendering without a fight.😁 "You should breastfeed for at least three years." Yeah, that's definitely not happening. "Your belly doesn't really show yet." That's because I had extra weight to lose before this started.☕ "Don't carry anything, don't go anywhere, don't do this, don't do that." I am not disabled. "You're eating for two." I was eating for two before I was pregnant.🤦 "I don't like the name you chose." So? Here is your child—feel free to call them whatever you like. "Why are you buying that so early?" Because I want to.
I’ve got a couple of questions about setting up a sole proprietorship. First off, the big one: am I on the hook for monthly fees to the government from the moment I register the business until I actually start seeing any profit? For instance, if I open everything up at the end of February but don't pull in a single cent until the end of May, am I stuck paying costs for those three months? I get that once things are up and running and I'm actually making money, there are taxes and other fees to deal with...
Second thing—since I'm looking at registering this business here in the States (I hold dual citizenship in Canada and America), would I be able to sponsor work visas for people coming over from Canada to work for me? If that's actually an option, what kind of headache would the procedure involve?
You can simply choose to set your official business commencement date for the end of May.
Grabbed some cakes and pastries there a few times. They're solid. The cakes look great and the sponge wasn't dry. Dry cake is usually my biggest pet peeve...
Great! We are heading there tomorrow to give it a try. 😁
I am quite interested in setting up a dedicated dessert station. Based on your own experiences, would you recommend arranging it before dinner service begins, or waiting until after the main course has been served? I find the idea of having it ready from the start appealing, yet I have some concerns regarding how the creams and other delicate components might hold up if left out on the table for several hours. The wedding is scheduled for November, so we won't be dealing with summer heat, but I still want to be cautious.
We were also looking into whipped cream because we aren't fans of Tic Tacs, and this is what the prices looked like for us (though mine seemed reasonable, your quote actually caught me off guard). Regardless, it’s great that you managed to find such a good deal!
I had originally planned to visit some local bakeries this coming May while visiting Washington, D.C., but my partner isn't particularly keen on the idea of me testing out sweets all by myself. Is it too late to schedule a tasting for mid-September if the wedding is set for October 23rd? :/ It’s going to be an intimate wedding, so we will likely only need about 4–5 kg of assorted desserts plus the cake.
You are welcome to send recommended shipments in boxes as well as standard packages, provided they weigh less than 4.4 pounds. 👍 There is absolutely no need to cram your items into envelopes 😬
Is it possible to send this via standard mail or perhaps as a certified shipment? I have never sent anything this way before, and frankly, I am finding the whole process quite confusing.
FedEx. The second letter is a priority shipment. However, I typically find that all my packages traveling from New York City to Miami arrive within three days.
If you’re eating cereal or something similar, just use the original box. I’m sure you have a billion empty ones lying around the house, so it’s your safest bet to ensure nothing gets crushed. Also, why are you sending this as a high-value shipment? For a standard package valued up to $33, the shipping cost is only $6.00.
I will check which date works best. I am having an issue with two specific packages because my boyfriend sent them and didn't grab a receipt 🙄 I am not sure if it is possible to file a claim without the actual receipt, though I do have the shipping confirmation
Is anyone else experiencing delays with their holiday shipments? I sent out quite a few packages within the States, but nothing has arrived yet—not even the ones sent back on June 24th. 🙂
It depends on the specific purpose; if it's for contraception, it remains valid for one year. 🤣 I suggest visiting a local pharmacy to check, and then consulting your doctor if necessary.
Based on simple logic, you wouldn't even be able to receive an e-prescription at a private clinic because they have no connection to your Medicare ID—they can't see it at all, right?
