Yes, but abortion would be only taking the budding tomatoe, not the whole plant.

• If abortion is murder ... - Not Political
  • I think it is her body, her choice, and - sm
  • Honestly -- it's none of your business! - Get a life
  • Get over it. Abortion is legal, and American women - intend to KEEP it that way.
  • I guess you are trying to start a war on here- sm -
    • actually, breathing is not the optimal word, - sm
      • guess you are a vegan too, since killing cows - sm -
        • how ridiculous! I said living - sm
          • There are those that believe animals have souls- -
      • So then you WOULD treat a woman like a criminal? - Is what you're saying
        • isn't my post factually true? - sm
    • I disagree with you, but...this IS a political post. - Kendra
      • i see it as a human behavior post. - nm
  • interesting question. but how often - sm
    • Well I see it differently (sm) - MeMT
      • Yes, but abortion would be only taking the budding tomatoe, not the whole plant. - analogy
        • no, abortion is taking a HUMAN life with a soul. - analogies don't get it. (nm)
      • And as for molesters? I don't feel the need to be nice to them (sm) - MeMT
    • I agree--sm - me

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...is that like code for pubes?  'cause I totally can interpret the flag pole to mean whang, but the whoo-haw doesn't look nothing like a chrystanthemum....

Seriously though...if the dude has any heart problems, don't buy it.

I inherited an aloe plant - suckered into taking it is more like it.  What kind of light does it want/need.  Does it get watered as I do the cactus or more often since I assume it is a succulent.  It has 12-inch long leaves or whatever they are that are starting to wilt down instead of standing up.  I live in northern MN so don't have real hot sun.  Right now it is in a south window and gets direct sunlight about 1-1/2 hours per day. 

Any plant medics out there?  Appreciate your help.  

 - the guilt of killing

WASHINGTON, May 5 (Reuters) - U.S. regulators found manufacturing problems at a Procter & Gamble Co (PG.N) plant in Puerto Rico that makes both cosmetics and over-the-counter drugs, a letter released on Tuesday said.

The manufacture and processing of over-the-counter drugs at the Olay LLC plant did not meet federal standards, the Food and Drug Administration said in an April 24 letter. Also, several cosmetic products "have been prepared, packed or held under insanitary conditions," the FDA said.

The drugs and cosmetics were made under conditions "whereby they may have become contaminated with filth, or whereby they may have been rendered injurious to health," the FDA said.

A Procter & Gamble representative could not immediately be reached for comment.

The FDA letter was posted on the agency's website at the link below:

Like I said, it's not ideal, but so many people are so judgemental toward people who have kids young - at least they didn't take the easy way out and get an abortion.  I am not a pro lifer, but I do respect people who are willing to step up and raise their kids no matter what age they are.  I have friends who were forced to have abortions by their parents because they got pregnant young because the parents were so afraid of what people would think, and that's not right either.

I don't think their mom is going to win any mother-of-the year awards, but if she didn't accept Jamie Lynn's decision than she greatly reduces her chances of having a good relationship with the grandchild.  Babies are a gift - even when they aren't born into the perfect suburban home.  I'm not saying teen pregnancy is a good thing, but it happened, and now she has to make the best of a tough situation.

With this being a major factor in the political arena right now I wanted to ask this: 

For anyone who has ever had an abortion (and there are many of us), were/are you ok with it still or did you have a period of extreme guilt/anxiety over it?  I had one and did not terribly regret it, other than a short grief period, until I actually had children.  I went through about two years of horrible guilt and remorse.  I am now pro-life. I feel an abortion kills an innocent child and causes emotional scars for the mother that will never go completely away.  I feel that I am not deserving of complete happiness in my life, ever, because I denied my child the right to have a life and attempt to find happiness.  I know my reasons at that time and I know I felt like it was something I had to do, but the fact is many of us had them to avoid the shame, embarassment and/or financial burden that we feared.  We thought we couldn't give our child a decent life even if we had him/her.  The thing is, for the small price of some embarassment/shame and inconvenience, we could have given a family without a child a chance to have a child to love and raise, we could have given that child an opportunity to grow and seek happiness, even with obstacles to overcome.  Instead, many of us chose a more selfish route, convincing ourselves it was less selfish.  Anyway, that's how I feel about it.  How about you.

anyone taking Yas specifically to treat PMS symptoms???  my doctor gave me three months' worth of Yaz to see if it helps my symptoms.  i haven't taken the pill in ages.  when i used to take it, i got really bad migraines.  i've been doing a little research, and found that people have side effects like nausea, anxiety, weight gain.  i know side effects differ from person to person, but wondering what your experience was.  i'm not a big pill taker. 

thanks

vitamin C 500 mg with the iron, it is supposed to help with the iron absorption and help with constipation and nausea as well.

On top of being anemic, I also have psoriasis, so I have my hair falling out (including pubic, lol) and constantly looks like I have extremely dry skin on my face, ears and scalp. 

It's not the ideal situation, but I was having sex when I was 16, so I'm not going to judge her.  It could have happened to me.  Sadly, she will probably be a much better mom than her older sister!  My dog would probably be a better mom than Britney though, so that's not saying much.

I was not married when I had either of my children, and people judged me but oh well.  I am an excellent mother and a marriage certificate would not have made me a better mom.  I have been married for awhile now, but we waited over 4 years to get married, and that is our choice.  Gone are the days when people rushed off to get married because they were pregnant.  Sex before marriage has been around since the beginning of time.  We are just becoming more accepting of it now and don't demand people get married when they get pregnant.  I am personally glad our children will know we didn't get married because we "had to" but because we loved each other so much that we wanted to.

advantage of your kindheartedness.  If your contract defines a stat as anything with ? hours or less TAT and you are asked to return these "regular" reports within the stat TAT, then you should be paid as stats.  Just because they weren't stats originally, doesn't mean they can turn them into 1 for you and not pay you. 

Perhaps, this will prompt them to reconsider some of their lazy employees/ICs. 

You didn't cosign for the vehicle.  You didn't loan her the $$ for her electric bill.  You didn't want any profit from the business.  The only thing I saw you mention was at the end about animal food, etc, but isn't that considered start-up costs of a business? 

Sorry, don't mean to make you madder, just confused.

learning from her actions in the past right?  thats good.  thank you.  

i get real nervous when it comes to confrontation. anxiety.