Hi, all! I'm looking for some summer sandals to wear, and I have my heart set on a pair of red ones. I like the peep toe and slingback aspect of these, but I need a much smaller heel, maybe 1.5 inches or less. I also need a wide shoe, as I am a size 10w. My feet are flat as pancakes, so extra cushioning would also be a plus.
I can flex my budget a bit, but under $100 is ideal.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
Hi, all! I recently went to a nail salon in Kingsport for the second time, and once again noticed that they reused files and drill bits and all that jazz. On top of that, they cut me a couple of times and still kept going, which is pretty disgusting.
To that end, I'm looking for a nail salon that uses new tools for each client because I don't want to get an infection. A decent price would also be nice (I get acrylic fill ins most often), but I'm willing to pay for higher quality.
Something as close to Gray as possible would be perfect, but I'm also happy to travel a bit.
Thank you!
I've been trying to remember what episode this is, if it's even I Love Lucy, or maybe another Lucille Ball show.
I don't remember much, but Lucy and Ethel both pretend to be hypnotized and revert back to childhood and play together. At some point, Fred also pretends to be hypnotized and reverts back to childhood as well. Ethel says at one point "My name's Ethel and I'm pretty!"
Any help would be appreciated. I'm losing my mind here!
Solved! It was The Lucy Show. Darn it!
Hi, all! It looks like my boyfriend is planning to propose some time soon, so I wanted to get a jump on picking out a ring.
I really want titanium because I'm clumsy as heck, and I also need something kind of low maintenance. I'd also like it to have a faux emerald, with an emerald cut.
I'm trying to find something kind of like the attached pic, with a retro feel and 3 stones, but the only places I've found similar are either terrible quality and borderline scams, or 925 sterling silver, which just won't do.
Does anyone know of any shops or workers who use titanium who might be able to help me make a design in a similar vein? I'm in the southern United States, if it makes a difference. Our budget is very tight, maybe $200 max, and less is preferred.
Thank you so much!
Note: I'd also be open to stainless steel, which may be a little easier to find.
It was in our den. It's about an inch long, mostly light brown (hard to capture in photos), and had kind of a skinny waist oddly enough. It doesn't look quite like any of the roaches I've seen online, but I want to be sure.
It doesn't look like any of the roaches I'm seeing online, so I'm wondering if it's something else entirely. I'm hoping it is, anyway!
She's technically more my mom's dog, which is part of what makes this so hard.
Our dog is a Chi mix, about 13-14 years old (she came from a shelter, so we don't know exactly), and she has dementia and seems to have arthritis.
I told mom I thought it may be time back in November, but mom fought me every step of the way. However, our boy dog unexpectedly had to be put down a few weeks ago, and our girl seems to have gotten worse since then.
She tends to hop when she walks, likely due to arthritis pain. She falls off the couch a lot, but the couch is the only place she can comfortably sleep and we can't deny her that. She doesn't have control over her body functions and will lie in her urine after she pees or track through her poop. She also gets stuck in corners a lot and can't get out. The past several days, she's also not been eating as much.
I told mom about a week after our boy passed that I thought it may be time. She told me to take her to the vet and see what they said. I took her, and the vet didn't address the physical problems, just the dementia. She said there were some treatments we could do, but they may be cost prohibitive.
After that, the vet went out of the room and I started bawling. They came back and I explained that we don't have much money, and emphasized the physical symptoms our dog is experiencing rather than just the dementia related issues, along with the fact that mom and I are exhausted from her care and constant worry. At that point, the vet said she understood and it may be the right decision, and asked if I wanted to put her down immediately. I said no, because mom wants to be there and I wanted more time with our pup.
Mom asked me later what the vet said, and I told her the vet agreed that it was time. This is where I feel especially guilty because the vet didn't phrase it like that, and she also didn't say that until after I had talked about our dog's physical symptoms more in depth.
Tomorrow is the day, and I'm just racked with guilt. I feel like I manipulated the situation, even though I'm so sure it's the best move for our dog. They say it's better a week too early than a day too late, but what if I'm a month too early?
Can anyone offer any insight? Am I doing the right thing here?
Thank you in advance.