Midterms primaries are coming up so let’s get a list going of progressive candidates running for any level of government and any location. Please make sure to include any relevant info.
I had booked out our nature center for our daughter’s birthday a while ago and she really really wants a Puffin Rock themed birthday and talks about it everyday. We have a whole nice room we can decorate. I have a baby and am running on very little sleep and having a hard time coming up with ideas for a Puffin Rock theme that’s happening at a nature center. Any ideas?
Beans and lentils are both something everyone in my family actually likes! They are also a great way to add fiber to our diets so I’d like to incorporate them more into our meals. We also like Asian desserts with beans so we are pretty open.
Here’s what I’ve come up with off the top of my head
We are replacing all of our pots and pans and are looking for ones that don’t have PFAS and they aren’t a huge pain to scrub. I use them everyday and we want to invest in some good ones that will last a long time.
Edit: do you have an exact stainless steel set you like? Are they easy to clean?
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
The sub has been inactive for quite some time but is now open for posting again. I noticed posts that Oakland County specific discussions were getting posted on r/Detroit or r/Michigan. There are appx. 1.3 million people residing in Oakland County so I figured we could use an OC specific space.
My deck container garden is booming and has provided a lot more joy than I thought it would!
I baby wear a lot in a wrap currently but my baby is going to outgrow it shortly. I’ve heard great things about Tula carriers and we’ve loved our Tula Toddler carrier so I’ve been looking to that brand and thought I’d ask about experiences with them. I baby wear everyday so looking for something comfy on my back as she grows. I had an Ergo Baby Omni Classic baby carrier before with my first baby and really did not the like fit for me or my baby so looking for something more material based.
Not endorsing this method of seed transportation… but they taste great.
I am eligible for StAG 5 through my Oma. She immigrated to the US in 1959 and my mom was born in wedlock in the US and she became a US citizen decades after my Mom was born. I’ve obtained her marriage certificate and my family in Germany has a certified copy of her birth certificate I can get next time I go to Germany. From my understanding I need to prove she was a German citizen but I am a bit confused on what papers I would need to do that. We don’t have her passport but could likely get copies of her naturalization papers through the US. Am I understanding this correctly? What papers would count?