i feel like my eyes are a blue-gray and most lighting, but the professional picture shows blue.
Note that the professional picture also does not show the darker ring around my eye because I have very sensitive eyes and it was really difficult for me to keep my eyes open for the photo with the bright flash
i have to get bloodwork done, and i have to be fasting for it for 12 hours beforehand. what should i do if i have a low? i'm planning to get it done tomorrow morning, and i don’t know if my dr will respond in time before tomorrow and she's not in the office on Tuesdays anyway.
Took me a stupidly long time to get one of these, but one is in the air right now north of Los Angeles
Took me a stupidly long time to get one of these, but one is in the air right now north of Los Angeles
Like my title says, I am a young girl and I will be camping alone for a few nights. later this summer I have two trips that happen to be in the same general area, but one is with family and the other is for work. I will have a couple days in between the trips where I will be staying in the area on my own while I wait for my coworkers to arrive. Obviously when I Google campsites in Cape Cod a lot come up, but I was wondering if anybody had any experience with any of these sites and could offer some insight onto what sites have a lot of families and/or feel safe to be in alone.
I know a lot of sites feel safe, but something tells me that at the very least the other girls on here hopefully will understand what I mean.
The site can be anywhere in Cape Cod, I will be in Provincetown for the first trip, then in Springfield for the second trip so it can be anywhere along the Cape. I'm not concerned about price because no matter what it will probably be cheaper than a hotel (and more fun).
In case it's relevant to selecting a site, I will be in a tent and I will have my car with me.
red light runner in Newark, DE
I don't know if this was accidental (distracted/on his phone) or on purpose because after he backed up and was right next to me he looked very stressed and he looked stressed for the next half mile until we parted ways. He was definitely having one of those drives where you have to turn off the music and drive home in silence.
not only are they eating the birdseed with an insane amount of habanero in it, but they are also digging out the birdseed from the opening (which is why it looks like it's overflowing) and spill all of the birdseed onto the ground, they broke and tore off the spill cover that we had on it, and they must believe that there is more food right behind the camera so they mess around with it and end up unplugging it from the solar charger causing the camera to die. oh, we also have a giant squirrel cone on the pole.
I swear, I'm ready to sit out there with a shotgun, but alas I do not own one. our next move is to move the feeder literally to the middle of the yard so there is no possibility of them even jumping from the side of the house.