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Rash on 4 Month Old?
Does this look like an allergic reaction or something else? No fever, not crying, overall acting fine
Using a left arrow here was maybe not the best design choice
Really had me questioning for a minute at my first fill-up until I spotted the smaller icon by the fuel gauge
My Bob Dylan book and my fidget spinner. Could not ask for a better Friday night. Cheers to you all.
Can anyone identify this country song?
I'm trying to recall a modern country song with a rock sound to it, probably released in the past 30 years. Not sure if it's a male or female singer.
Anyway I can only recall a small musical part that plays throughout the song I think in between verses) that sounds like a high-pitched string instrument, like a violin but maybe with a guitar mixed in as well:
I think there's a part where this violin changes keys, like this:
Any guesses?
joined da club today
2026 Onyx Edition. So fun to drive!
Best concealer brush?
I started using the DRMTLGY under eye concealer with the funky angled applicator (i’m sure you’ve gotten the ads for it 😅) and it’s pretty thick. From everything I’ve seen, it looks like they suggest applying with your fingers. I’d prefer to use a tool, and find that the formulation makes blending with a brush to be challenging.
Is there a tool you like for blending this product (or thick concealers in general) that won’t wipe it off?
We’re first time parents of a 1mo. My husband is very good at soothing and rocking our baby to sleep and enjoys being a dad.
However, when the baby spits up and gets on him-it’s another story. He panics and calls for me to take the baby so he can immediately change his clothes and do laundry. His response is not out of concern for the baby; he knows spit up is completely normal. It’s the fact that it gets on him that makes him freak out. We make sure to always have a burp cloth nearby for this reason. But if the spit up misses the rag and gets on him, it’s like hell breaks loose.
Am I wrong for being irritated by this (over)reaction? As a breastfeeding mom, our baby spits up on me and my clothes 24/7 and it doesn’t bother me. I clean baby up, and move on.
I guess if anyone has experience or advice for overcoming the fear of baby spit up, please share 🙏