I don't know if Slim's pink and blue sneakers were an intentional nod to the trans community, but I was watching with my trans daughter and it made her so happy following having to explain to her why people were booing a certain other player 🏳️⚧️❤️
Okay incredibly low stakes question but I'm legitimately so curious. I recently purchased a pair of Tempo shorts, and they have the most gloriously deep pockets. But they can't possibly do that for the actual team's shorts, do they? What purpose would they serve? Our girls aren't running around the court with their phones and lip gloss on them, right? If so idk if I'm slightly disappointed that my shorts aren't an "actual" version of what they wear, or elated that they had the good sense to make a functional version for the general public.
My daughter, 13, has very sensitive skin, and recently told us that the compression underwear we got for her about a year ago (from urbasics. She also has looser undies for nighttime or days we aren't going anywhere) has been irritating her skin. I know compression wear can be tricky under the best circumstances, and I'm sure the hot weather has been making it worse, but if anyone has suggestions for gender affirming underwear for sensitive skin, or just general advice for dressing comfortably, it would be much appreciated!
Looking for the name of this song that played after Marina Mabrey dropped 53 points in last night's Tempo game. Anyone know it?
This is just for fun, but I'm wondering if this is a my kid thing or an adhd thing. Anyone else's kid always telling them to look at things - including things you are 100% already looking at 😂 Like, we're watching a movie, and it's 1.5hrs of "look! Look at this part! Oh! Watch this part!" and rewinding to show me parts we just watched, like girl, my eyeballs are on the screen and I am reacting to it in real time with you, what gives you the impression I didn't just see it? This of course includes" look!" for me to come over and see a thing they've shown me 100 times, or a to look at the pets just... being themselves, but it's the "look" while we're both looking at the same thing that really gets me 😂
I've already beaten myself up for this, but long story short, my building refinished my floors and told me to wait 24hrs and then I could put the furniture back *carefully*. Well, I was as careful as I could be, but my furniture is old and heavy, and left a big ugly scratch behind. I tried getting it out with a walnut, but it seems the scratch is in the finish itself, it kind of appears raised, so I'm thinking maybe it wasn't fully cured (I don't know the product but it's oil based) and this is more of a streak than a scratch.
Any suggestions to minimize the damage without having to redo the whole floor? It's a very old, irregular floor anyway, so I don't mind about the cosmetics so much as the long term integrity of the floor (I have an old, incontinent dog and was hoping this new finish would stop her accidents from soaking into the floor)
And the Toronto signature dance moves to be her Egyptian walk and bunny ears dance moves