We're gearing up for our first trip in our new (to us) pop-up! The factory mattresses are not going to be enough for my poor back to tolerate. We're planning to get some kind of mattress toppers to help out. Anyone have any suggestions, or tips on what to avoid?
Thanks in advance!
I'm watching s11 e18 "White Lie" on Sundance right now, and the judge is Gordon from "Sesame Street." I've seen Maria play a judge on here before (or maybe it was SVU?) I frequently spot soap opera stars on the show, but something about seeing actors I know from children's programs really tickles me.
Years ago I could find tons of shops selling vintage fashion, anything from Victorian to 70s hippie boho looks. I'm struggling to find any now. Does anyone know of stores selling vintage fashions, especially for LaraX?
ETA: Thanks for the suggestions so far, please keep them coming! I'm discovering new stores, and checking out old favorites with a different eye.
I do miss stores like Ivalde, Hell Bop, /artilleri/, and ICING that were around years ago. There were a bunch of others I can't remember off the top of my head. I guess that style just isn't appealing to people right now.
I'm trying to remember an episode and it's bugging me. A female assistant started working with Jack and he seemed to be thrown off by it. He ordered her a salad for lunch in an attempt to be nice, and she gave him a hard time about it. Which episode is it, please?
My husband took a slice of tomato out of his sandwich. When he turned his back, our 5yo neutered male cat jumped up onto the counter and ate it. From what Google tells me, he should be okay. I'd love some reassurance or advice!
Also, he's developed a real interest in human food recently, especially fresh vegetables. Is this boredom, or could he be lacking something in his diet? He's an 18 pound large framed cat, very much NOT food motivated. He gets a 3 ounce can of Fancy Feast pate twice a day and never eats more than half of it each time. He gets 2/3 cup of kibble per day and only eats half. He gets 100mg of gabapentin at night.