He may not be the sharpest tool in the shed.......
Posted By: mttg on 2008-06-19
In Reply to: Well to put it nicely...sm - curious girl
but he is certainly NOT retarded. Thank you for at least putting your thoughts about our President nicely. I can respect your opinion when you put it that way.
Peace.
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I love corgis. They do shed, but a (sm)
great tool is the Furminator. You could put it on your Christmas list since it's around $50. It's not an every day brush. It works best on a clean coat, so right after a bath, after using a rake or other brush and blowdrier, I finish with the Furminator. Other people that try to use it all the time say it can break hairs, but I think that's from using it too often and when the coat isn't clean enough. The tines are so close together than any grit on the hair causes problems getting it through.
After using it on a Siberian, we have no shedding problem for about 3 weeks, especially if it is timed well with the blow-season when the fur is coming out in wads.
Even if a groomer baths and brushes out your dog, when she gets home, use the Furminator. That's what I've done.
I found a snakeskin in my shed
Scared me to death. I pulled a box out and it was laying behind the box. I hate snakes! I know they serve a purpose, but I wish they would do it elsewhere.
Maybe someone could shed some light on this marriage thing. sm
Even though I've been married for almost 10 years. When does your husband lose respect for you? If he does. When exactly does that happen and can you get it back? I swear, if I didn't have God in my life I so would not be sitting here married. He supposedly has God in his life, too, but sure doesn't act like it. Neither do I sometimes, but I have so much more respect for him than he does me. I'll talk and he'll roll his eyes and move his hands in a rolling motion for me to "hurry up" with my story. He never listens. So tonight in the middle of me telling him something I just turned around and stopped talking. He asked me why I did that and I told him what he did (and he didn't even realize it) because he got so mad and defensive and started yelling at me (in front of the kids) to "never, ever tell him another thing again." How childish is that? I wish I didn't have to talk to him again at this point.
I'm sure tomorrow I'll be better, but when we dated he never did this. I wouldn't have married him. Can I be perfectly honest with you ladies? In the bedroom I am his slave (haha). I hate it. I honestly think that is where I went wrong. Now I avoid it like the plague as much as I can (go to bed 2 hours after he does), but I honestly think it's because of all those years of doing whatever he tells me to do.
Do you ever get that back? The respect? I feel like we are so far gone sometimes. Divorce isn't an option right now with a family. I just want him to respect me.
Tell me how I should act to him, towards him, with him, what do I say? I honestly don't know. He treats me like this because obviously I let him. I just HATE his yelling. My voice is SO much softer than his and he is just OBNOXIOUS. I avoid confrontation for fear of his dam* VOICE!
I do that in the spring. I usually get a tool
and clip the dead parts back and remove them. It just makes them look all fresh and pretty, and then the dead sticks won't tear up the leaves if you get any wind. I am not certain if it is essential, but it improves the look a lot.
The Furminator grooming tool
works well on my dog, especially right after a bath. It doesn't move through the coat as well when the first starts getting dirty or tangled, but my goodness, does it take it out when the coat is clean. Not cheap, but you would keep a lot of fur from going through the cat's system.
OMG! YES, YES YES!!! AGREED!! LOVE MY TOOL!
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Instyler Hair Tool
Hello,
I saw a commercial for the Instyler hair straightener/curler. Has anyone tried it? Like it? I have woah-frizzy hair, straight in some places, curly in others, and can't do a thing with it. Hoping this could be what I've been looking for.
Crates are simply a housebreaking tool that becomes the
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I agree; a great housebreaking tool, and
many dogs like them. My Misha didn't, so once I tested her out of the crate at night and she passed, her crating days were over. When we brought CJ home the breeder told me to use a crate. I was too lazy to clean up the old crate that was out in the garage, so I tried CJ loose in the living room (with baby gate at the hall) and just a dog bed. He did fine that way. Now he has proven that he doesn't have accidents on carpeting, so DH has started letting the dogs sleep on the floor in our bedroom. I love it. But I'd never criticize those who find crates work for their dog. I'd just suggest putting it in your bedroom, especially for a puppy.
The tool I use to 'convince' my husband to agree.
I'm not dissing your site but WW was a very valuable tool sm
for me. I lost 70+ lb there a few years ago and could not have done it on my own. Very supportive, everyone else has food issues just like you do. I am not a "joiner" but I really felt supported and got good insights into my behavior when I was a regular WW member. It can't hurt - and it's not that expensive.
If you are obsessing about what you eat, definitely seek some kind of support group - whether it is online or in person is up to you, but it helps to get perspective from others like you.
Crate can be great tool in housebreaking and house
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Isn't it refreshing to know you are not a tool of the consumer "buy buy" society? sm
I can't tell you how empowering it is to know that I have 50K in savings and liquidity, as well as a 401K, my cars paid off, my house paid off (although it is old and not fancy). If I need something, I can pay cash for it. What a relief, when the economy is crashing to know that I will be fine (God willing) with what I have!
dysphagia/dysphasia, quick memory tool
dysphagia = G for GUT. The food won't get to my GUT.
dysphasia = S for SPEECH. I can't schpeak when I'm schlurring my words, LOL.
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