March 2018 Moms

UO

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  • ShawnnaO said:
    @Kalawa agreed. One does not cancel out the other. 

    UO: the term “snowflake” is one used by people too full of themselves to simply articulate that they disagree with someone’s thoughts/actions. 
    @ShawnnaO, I used to see that term a lot here in TB.  Now any time I see it I it's usually in the comments section of news articles and I assume it's a Russian troll :/
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  • @kalawa if I didn’t have guests coming in town next week, the Christmas decorations would already be up. I don’t see the correlation either and like @bettyvonsomethingstein I’ve never heard of that. 
  • @bettyvonsomethingstein I’m sorry!! I really am! I can’t help it :( even when I see adults with dirty nails I get the heebies. Exceptions are made, like if a kid is playing outside, their nails are 100% going to get dirty! I work childcare (not full day, just a drop in program) and kids come in filthy, in filthy clothes, with filthy nails. But their momma? She never looks less than fully made up. She could prob clip their nails in the time it takes her to apply the false lashes. *shrug*
  • @bettyvonsomethingstein I’m sorry!! I really am! I can’t help it :( even when I see adults with dirty nails I get the heebies. Exceptions are made, like if a kid is playing outside, their nails are 100% going to get dirty! I work childcare (not full day, just a drop in program) and kids come in filthy, in filthy clothes, with filthy nails. But their momma? She never looks less than fully made up. She could prob clip their nails in the time it takes her to apply the false lashes. *shrug*
  • syssa-o said:
    @bettyvonsomethingstein I’m sorry!! I really am! I can’t help it :( even when I see adults with dirty nails I get the heebies. Exceptions are made, like if a kid is playing outside, their nails are 100% going to get dirty! I work childcare (not full day, just a drop in program) and kids come in filthy, in filthy clothes, with filthy nails. But their momma? She never looks less than fully made up. She could prob clip their nails in the time it takes her to apply the false lashes. *shrug*
    My nails are equally as bad as my kids, I guarantee you.  I miss getting my nails done!!  Actually, I'm not giving myself enough credit.  My kids both had baths last night and nails clipped a few days ago.  I'm mother of the year -- TODAY :)

    I can only hope when people look at my happy, sweet crazy, boys, even on the days when they aren't groomed to perfection, that they aren't judging me, or them, but seeing them as happy, crazy,  and sweet, and also seeing a mama doing the best she can, ya know?
    ***March '18 October Siggy Challenge: Halloween Costume Fails***

  • syssa-o said:
    @bettyvonsomethingstein I’m sorry!! I really am! I can’t help it :( even when I see adults with dirty nails I get the heebies. Exceptions are made, like if a kid is playing outside, their nails are 100% going to get dirty! I work childcare (not full day, just a drop in program) and kids come in filthy, in filthy clothes, with filthy nails. But their momma? She never looks less than fully made up. She could prob clip their nails in the time it takes her to apply the false lashes. *shrug*
    Lol this makes me feel bad for my mom.  I don't know if I was just crazy when I was little or if I actually had sensory issues but I hattttteddd the way things felt on my fingertips so I always wanted my nails long to lessen the feelings.  My mom would have to hold me down while I screamed and sobbed, so half the time my nails were gross and long.  But I totally agree it's weird when you see a kid who looks like they haven't been bathed in a week and a half and their parent is perfectly groomed.
  • @bettyvonsomethingstein, That is also an opinion I share, but I feel like that is a more popular opinion than not being able to look past clothing choices while people complain. Lol! I feel like my UO might be petty, but I just can’t get past the hypocracy. 

    @mdfarmchick, That could be said of a lot of fame based careers, but I also feel like anything a famous person does could be called a PR opportunity whether that was the intention or not. I can’t really speak about atheletes in general... 
  • @syssa-o I feel like DD's nails get very suddenly too long.  Like, did the grow that much overnight?  And she is so squirmy I *may* sometimes put off cutting them a day.  I'm sure I've been judged at daycare. 
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  • There are two personal hygiene things I’m super weird about.... nails and ears. Not that my nails are always “done” but I need to clip and clean them. Seeing me do it in the evenings somehow made my DS enjoy it. So he brings me his clippers which is half the battle I guess... there’s never any squirming or anything. Don’t even get me started on ears.... if I feel like my ears need done I will get up out of bed to go clean them. I know for a fact I over clean my ears and use q-tips in ways they shouldn’t be used. 
  • @antoto it’s such an odd concept to me that it’s not ALREADY required. I went to 4 different schools before graduating high school. Every single one required vaccinations, and even had nurses come in during flu season who gave the shot for free. And my highschool also required yearly physical exams if you wanted to participate in sports. So agreed, it definitely should be required unless you have legitimate medical reasons for not being vaccinated. 
  • edited November 2017
    @ShawnnaO So technically most schools "require them" but they also offer parents the option to sign a waiver if they have "personal beliefs" against them.  

    ETA - but also when we were in HS not having teens vaccinated was WAYYY more rare than it is today.
  • But @mdfarmchick, the PR opportunity is absolutely using your high profile to bring attention to the issue at hand.  And there's nothing stopping any athlete from donating time and money to their efforts on top of it.  It's not an either/or.  

    I just really have a huge problem with people trying to dictate the manner in which someone should be able to protest, especially a peaceful protest.  (I understand this is not what you're saying.  I'm now just ranting)

    And don't get me started on Papa John.  I want to nut punch that guy.  He is as disgusting as his pizza.
    Wait what's the deal with Papa John's? Am I living under a rock for not knowing already? I don't eat their pizza anyway because I got food poisoning from it in college, but I'm curious.
  • @stlbuckeye132 papa John or whoever came out saying he blames their bad sales on black football players protesting for civil rights, if I’m remembering correctly. 
  • I guess my UO is that I think Papa Johns pizza is delicious :#
  • @ShawnnaO @bettyvonsomethingstein sounds like a real winner. Thanks for filling me in!

    @npkat I used to love it--until I got sick from it. On the day of all my finals, no less! That was fun.
  • DDRRT1982 said:
    I think it's rude to purposely not love tit someone on threads where everyone is aw-ing stuff.  I get if they are a random person or if they make a statement that distracts from the theme of the post, but in general I think everyone deserves love tits when we are aw-ing stuff.  For example, HDBD and Sex reveal and ultrasound threads.  

    Also, Christmas music is terrible.  I have never once sought out holiday music to listen to.  I don't have a very religious background, so maybe it's because I didn't grow up listening to it.
    Dude! I disagree with everyone today!  Sorry, guys!  I have so many opinions!!!! 

      I think people should never, ever, NEVERRRRRR go down the rabbit hole of tracking or commenting on who love-tits or likes another person's stuff.  I hate this.  HATE.  IT.  There could be many resasons for it.  Maybe it wasn't seen or posted when another person was in that thread, or maybe that person was a jerk to you and you just plain don't want to acknowledge them.  Or maybe someone dressed their kid up in Halloween costume of a famous homophobic person and you honestly hated it and refuse to be forced to like it.  Either way, who cares?   Drawing attention to it always creates problems, and if you just let people do their own thang, then on the off chance there actually is a problem, it'll have a better chance of working itself out organically if you just leave it alone.

    This *always* becomes an issue in FB groups, and I find it so annoying.  I think that if you feel someone isn't giving you enough attention by liking their stuff, then you should check your own feelings and get over it, assume there is no problem unless/until you hear directly from that person that there is a problem.  


    Ok, I understand what you are saying, but I dont agree with what you said about tracking.  It's very obvious if you see a volume of love tits on a HDBD that is more on one picture, but less on another, then more on another.  It just provokes the question of why did "you" not liking that particular picture?   I was more talking about innocent threads I have seen over the years.  Not anything offensive or obviously not love tit-able.  
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