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Sharing some pictures from the lobby at the Marriott in downtown Savannah 🤍

u/candlewise — 9 days ago

Stuffed toys your frenchie can’t rip?

Okay real talk 😅 nimbus LOVES stuffed toys.

He runs around the house with them, carries them room from room, brings them to you when he’s excited - but these toys rarely last a month in our home before he rips the stuffing out.

I feel horrible because he grows attached to them and I have to toss them in secret. I’ve even tried to purchase the exact same toys so he dosent know.

We’ve tried barks and Kong which seem to last the longest. I’m willing to spend whatever if they last more than a month.

Please let me know any stuffed toy that can defy the frenchie.

u/candlewise — 1 month ago

book lice help - Georgia

My pest people came about a week ago because the traps they put down caught some of these tiny bugs I had been seeing over the past month or so. I had seen about five total in the kitchen by the sliding door and one in the living room. He let me know that they are book lice. He told me there’s no real way to know where they’re coming from.

It’s been about a week and haven’t seen any. Then today I saw two in my bathroom. The fan in there is broken so we shower with the door open. I called someone to come tomorrow and fix it because I understand they’re attracted to moisture and microscopic mold.

I checked under sinks and there’s no leak anywhere. My biggest concern is that our other bathroom is under renovation and it has been for quite some time and we save up money and fix it when up we can. There’s dust in there from the work they’ve been doing and textiles. I’m concerned they may find their way in there and it becomes a bigger problem.

Any advice on how to cut this quickly?

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u/candlewise — 3 months ago

Made with items collected over time 🤍

Quilty of buying almost every mission pass. Try to challenge myself.

u/candlewise — 4 months ago

Take lots of pictures! They grow up so fast.

Happy first birthday Nimbus! I love you endlessly.

u/candlewise — 5 months ago

Hi everyone, I’m looking for some advice since this was my first time getting lash extensions. I had them done about a week ago for my wedding, and at first I thought they looked really nice.

Over the past few days, though, they’ve started to bother me quite a bit. My eyes feel itchy, and the lashes feel heavy/thick. I was under the impression they’re supposed to feel lightweight after a day or two, so this has me a little concerned.

I was told I received a “natural set” and paid around $300 including tip. I also didn’t receive a spoolie or much aftercare guidance.

When I looked more closely yesterday, it seems like some extensions may be attached to multiple natural lashes instead of one. I’m not completely sure if I’m interpreting that correctly, but I’ve attached a photo in case anyone can weigh in. I’m also worried that my natural lashes might be coming out with the extensions.

I have an appointment today to get them removed because they’re so uncomfortable, but I’m confused about whether this is normal, especially since I paid for a more experienced technician. Any insight would really help.

First photo is when I got them vs now, second photo is where I see a single lash tied to multiple naturals.

u/candlewise — 6 months ago