So have you ever found scorpions in the house? The posters on Shaggy are always showing pictures of the little bastards in the house. I would not like to find one of those in my shoes in the morning.
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So have you ever found scorpions in the house? The posters on Shaggy are always showing pictures of the little bastards in the house. I would not like to find one of those in my shoes in the morning.
Well if she does that you could always squeeze those buns she's always talking about. It's not like you'd get fired for doing it.
(CG Please don't get mad but this was too easy to pass up.)
That would be a nightmare for me.
I think I have officially passed the baby fever (haven't had it for quite awhile). I still love seeing babies and cute pg women but quickly think "Thank God that isn't me!" 
my aunt used to live in New Zealand and said around there and in Aussieland, you knew to shake out your shoes each morning because of black widows, brown recluses, funnel web, and other various nasty spiders that liked to make homes in them.
One time putting on my chore boots in the morning (in our dirt floorish basement)......there was a lump under my foot.
It was a mouse.
That would be a nightmare for me.
I was just going to ask if you guys were good at four. Not really my business but was curious if any other ladies on here may have RT baby potential.
They used to be more of a nightmare than they are now. No, that doesn't mean having a baby right this second now, but I think it's my subconscious becoming more comfortable with the thought now that we have a house/good savings/jobs/close friends and family with babies.
Summary of the trip to the Triple Rock Social club. Food was pretty good bar food. Show was high energy and good (Gin Wigmore). Pretty age diverse crowd I was toward the top end but certainly not the oldest there. I had forgot how much fun live concerts can be. It was a very fun evening.
We are more than good at 4. There was an article title I came across on FB yesterday that said "Parents with 4 or more kids happier" or something along those lines. Hubby says, "I don't know, I think people with 2 have it made".
We had our first at 28 (me) and 30 (him). Last 10 years later. So done.
There was an article title I came across on FB yesterday that said "Parents with 4 or more kids happier" or something along those lines. Hubby says, "I don't know, I think people with 2 have it made". We had our first at 28 (me) and 30 (him). Last 10 years later. So done.
Thankfully no, but I know people that have. A girl told me she woke up with one crawling on her face. Luckily she didn't get stung. Her sister has been stung twice.
You know what would make it better? Paying attention and not posting in class
I can't use my computer in that class. Algebra is just a waste of time. And it lowers my GPA.
That would be a nightmare for me.
Heh...last night we were watching this nat geo alaska show about some guys who build log rafts and float down the river selling firewood. One guy said he was 66 and his son was 18. Did the math and realized that I'd have to have a newborn 9 years from now to make the same numbers (and I feel old for a guy with a 5 and 3 YO already). I was all nopenopenope right outta that one. Granted, it's pretty much a foregone conclusion anyway, but
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We are more than good at 4.
We had our first at 28 (me) and 30 (him). Last 10 years later. So done.
I saw that too! Saw some comments about how people with that many kids more than likely self-select so they are likely to be more happy with that. You generally don't accidentally have 4 kids, which means it's a lifestyle you desire and wanted.
I wish I had worked harder at math in high school. If you want to be an engineer type (among many other things), it's not a waste of time.
I don't use algebra at all, but my coworkers do and when they talk about various analyses, I wish I could understand it more.
It's a good thing I paid attention to stats in college.......use that every day.
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