u/FlamingoKitchen7720

Is this an Australian thing, or just my in-laws?

I'm from the US and curious whether this is something common in Australia, or just a weird quirk my in-laws have. When they do the dishes, they put the newly clean dish straight into the rack, without rinsing the soap off. They have a double sink, so there's definitely enough room to rinse, which I do every time I wash dishes. Aussie thing, or just this family?

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u/FlamingoKitchen7720 — 1 day ago

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u/FlamingoKitchen7720 — 20 days ago

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6 weeks pregnant

Just thought I'd share something I thought was interesting. I'm 6 weeks today and noticing this steady downward trend. I assume this has a lot to do with an increase in my resting heart rate.

Because I did IVF, I can be a lot more certain about when the embryo implanted and when hormones started changing. It didn't dip into unbalanced until 11 days after the embryo transfer, which is equivalent to 16 days after ovulation, or about a week after a home pregnancy test would typically show a positive.

I'm very curious what the next 34 weeks will look like!

u/FlamingoKitchen7720 — 2 months ago