That is exactly what came to my mind when I read that headline.
Eh. Overlap is to be expected when everything is taking place in that St. Elsewhere kid's head.
This is especially stupid given how both sides are trying to insist this is not a political decision. So who should we ask? A politician, of course.
Hear that buzzer, Mittens? You gave the wrong answer. If you're really the small-government pol you're pretending to be at this time, the correct answer would have been "that is an issue between Komen and Planned Parenthood."
Mitt's willingness to dismiss any group if he thinks it will get him an advantage. I fear for women given what seems to be his complete lack of understanding regarding women's issues, particularly health. I don't think he'll be hiring on Rachel Maddow to explain it to him in the Man Cave, either.
He reminds me of so many Mormon bishops I knew as a kid. I wouldn't even trust them to feed my bird.
I believe the other person was Edward Furlong.
I'd rather be referred to as the singer of one moderately successful song than just "sister of Nick and Aaron Carter."
No worries. I would not bust on the New Pornographers with anything but affection. They came last summer the ONE weekend I had to go out of town - so bummed.
Woah, kidding. Frankly, I'm just agog that a cat can cost that much.
It's just statistics, yo. Cowboy is the #2 most common profession in romance novels.
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Can you be indie while holding a thousand-dollar cat?
Those are the victim's parents.
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I do climb, but I've got a ole gut. Of course, it's always there, so I am used to it.
Rock climbing is one of those sports that can be very safe or very dangerous. If she were lead climbing - climbing without anchors, placing them as you go, then clipping in your rope - I would agree. You fall twice the distance from you to your last anchor, so you could sustain an impact that could be dangerous for a fetus.
However, top-roping, which is what she's doing, is pretty safe. You tie into your harness with a self-tightening knot - meaning the more weight on it, the tighter it becomes. The rope runs from you to the anchor point above you, then back down to your climbing buddy, or belayer. Your belayer threads the rope through a belay device or a grigri, which give the rope extra friction to work against or lock the rope in place respectively. The belay or grigri is attached to your belayer's harness. Your belayer pulls the slack out of the rope as you go. When you are top-roping, you literally fall inches at the most. It feels more like sitting down in a hammock. Any impact on the belly wouldn't be worse than bumping a cabinet or a doorframe.
So I agree, no trapeze, no warp speed. But free climbing or lead climbing would be the equivilent, not top-roping. She is doing a safer, more toned-down version. Climbing is often presented as being dangerous or extreme in movies or TV, but that isn't always the case. I think it may seem more outlandish if you don't live in an area where you can climb. I know A LOT of people who climb because it's accessible where I live and it's considered a fairly normal outdoor activity.
As others have said, if she gets arrogant and goes beyond her limits, she could get in trouble. What she's doing here is pretty safe.
Why don't you just scrap this title and change it to Bawl-O-Caust? You can even put a photo of a sad Jewish person and maybe a funny Hitler in the header. It will be hilarious and nobody will get offended because it's just a pun and puns are, by definition, never racist.
Are you serious? She's a 14-year veteran climber and she's top-roping. She's probably safer than you in your heels. When you're climbing, you can feel a fall coming and when you're top-roping and your belayer is doing his/her job, you don't fall far at all. There is very little to no shock against your belly. I wouldn't recommend taking up climbing for the first time when you're pregnant, but I see no reason why an experienced climber can't keep climbing. An unexpected fall (say, by turning an ankle while wearing heels) would be far more dangerous.
Turn down the concern trolling. Nobody is telling anybody they SHOULD be rock climbing during pregnancy. If you feel bad because a highly experienced climber is more skilled at climbing than you, it's time to reevaluate how you measure yourself.
Probably, if they end up divorcing. Utah is a community property state.
Grandpa, Pepaw, Pop Pop, Poppy, Grandfather, Granddad, Gramps, Goopa, Opa, Abuelo...
Plenty of names to go around! Gay grandpas for everybody!
Plenty of names to go around! Gay grandpas for everybody!
Kids on planes are a fact of life. What matters is what you do with your kid. If your kid kicks my seat, make him stop. Don't ignore it or, even worse, smile like it's cute. Don't let your kid run up and down the aisles. Try to keep them from shouting. Bring plenty of activities and distractions.
I would suggest, if possible, go somewhere not very far at first. Gauge how your kid does. We never flew far when I was very young. Then after my sister and I were used to planes and could keep ourselves busy for longer amounts of time, we went longer distances. My mom also gave us vey clear boundaries about how we were to act on a plane.
Paris for your a 2-year-old's first flight? I would say no. If it turns out your kid does not handle flying well, you are stuck for a long time with an irritable child and a whole lot of grumpy passengers. That's a tremendous amount of time to expect a very small child to be relatively still and quiet. Trans-oceanic flights are probably something you should build up to, if that's feasible for you.
I would suggest, if possible, go somewhere not very far at first. Gauge how your kid does. We never flew far when I was very young. Then after my sister and I were used to planes and could keep ourselves busy for longer amounts of time, we went longer distances. My mom also gave us vey clear boundaries about how we were to act on a plane.
Paris for your a 2-year-old's first flight? I would say no. If it turns out your kid does not handle flying well, you are stuck for a long time with an irritable child and a whole lot of grumpy passengers. That's a tremendous amount of time to expect a very small child to be relatively still and quiet. Trans-oceanic flights are probably something you should build up to, if that's feasible for you.
Haha. I remember that. I went to another Utah college and when I attended a conference at BYU, I made sure to cross my messenger bad strap across my chest.
Boo to intercollegiate conferences at BYU. I respect people's desire to follow the Word of Wisdom, but an all-day conference with no time to leave campus and no coffee ALL DAY? My fellow caffeine junkies and I were going nuts! Well, not nuts. Falling asleep, more. Not a productive conference.
Boo to intercollegiate conferences at BYU. I respect people's desire to follow the Word of Wisdom, but an all-day conference with no time to leave campus and no coffee ALL DAY? My fellow caffeine junkies and I were going nuts! Well, not nuts. Falling asleep, more. Not a productive conference.
G makes the soft "juh" sound usually only if it is followed by an e, i, or y. Otherwise, it makes the hard "guh" /end teacher mode
I grew up not religious in a very religious community. I was at a church dance (not much else to do) and one of the boys asked me, I shit you not, "So if you don't believe in God, what's to keep you from killing people?"
Jaw. On . Floor. (And charming talk for dancing!) He wasn't kidding, either. He wanted an explanation. He later went on to cheat on his first wife, so I guess even the watchful eye of the almighty wasn't enough to keep him honest. That's sort of terrifying, really.
Jaw. On . Floor. (And charming talk for dancing!) He wasn't kidding, either. He wanted an explanation. He later went on to cheat on his first wife, so I guess even the watchful eye of the almighty wasn't enough to keep him honest. That's sort of terrifying, really.
Are you suggesting thyroid problems over diagnosed, or just ADD and ADHD? Just curious. It seems to me less likely to happen since thyroid problems are diagnosed with a blood test - or at least mine was and mine (hypothyroidism) is the type that can make you tired, sluggish, and can cause weight gain. There is an actual medical test and threshold, which you don't get with mental issues. On the other hand, maybe people are self-diagnosing like those who are, like, pretty sure they have Asberger's, man, and that's why it's okay that they act like assholes.
