My new favorite hobby is going to my favorite park and collecting trash. That's literally it. I listen to the birds, the river, the trees, and I pick up what I can. My mom got me a grabber thingy for my birthday. But all you need is gloves and a bag. Be careful with anything sharp. Never underestimate what you can do!
Husband made eggs last night and forgot to wash the wooden spoon. It wasn't soaking in water but had dried egg on it. 10 hours later here I just washed it and looks ok but smells like egg. Is this a potential hazard? I practice pretty rigorous food safety (OCD) and would like to know if the egg smell will go away, is hazardous, or if it needs soaked or anything like that. Thanks!
i just got the game for my Switch today and love it. however I cant stand the way the cards are constantly swaying and that there isn't a "reduced motion" option. just an animation option, which i did turn off. im very sensitive to movement like that and it makes it hard to play more than one game. who would i contact to request this?
Hi all. I'm 21F and have had terrifying symptoms the last few weeks. Every woman in my family has hypothyroidism, so I guess it is my turn.
Heart feels like its pounding but is at a normal rate, chest pain and tightness, tingly in hands and feet sometimes, joint pain/muscle pain, etc. A feeling of panic attack but WITHOUT the panic that lasts for three hours has happened a few times now.
I've had a very stressful couple months after being fired from my job and having issues with my cats at home. I'm also terrified of getting my blood drawn after almost passing out last time. My Dr ordered getting a thyroid test after I told him how many women in my family have it. I can't stop crying. I am a terrible hypochondriac and have OCD, particularly obsessing over how I feel, so actually possibly having a condition like this is terrifying to cope with. Any stories of hope for those with symptoms similar to mine is greatly appreciated.
I'm looking for a female doctor and one that won't prescribe a pill for every little thing that doesn't need it. I'm 21 and have developed a lot of health problems in the last couple years and I also want someone who's understanding of my health anxiety and my OCD 😭. Preferably Parkview, any recommendations are appreciated!
My childhood best friend is graduating college this weekend. She does Public Relations, what are some gift ideas for her that aren't wasteful (like "personalized" items) or can easily be found at a thrift store? Budget is pretty limited but would like to gift her something. Thanks!