Brushed Cotton Bedding

I think it is in the manufacturing. I haven't noticed a difference
in function.

2008-11-10 08:15:18 by Martin W

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what are some of the stuff u did when u had ur wisdom teeth pulled, did u still brush your teeth, what did u eat, did u put cotton swaps when u went to bed, wat r som foods u ate?????????????
can i drink protein shakes?

I got mine out earlier today, and so far I've eaten tomato soup, ice cream, apple sauce, yogurt, and macaroni and cheese. tomorrow i might try oatmeal or something for breakfast, and maybe i'll try pasta again. most pasta you don't really have to chew much before swallowing, so it's a good choice if you want to try it. protein shakes would be fine too. oh, and i brushed my teeth tonight, but only the ones closer to the front. and i did use gauze at first until the bleeding stopped, but i'm not doing that anymore unless it starts again. it gets annoying.

2009-03-25 20:29:29 by the STIG

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Before bed I use:
an Organic Liquid Cleanser
an Organic Toner *
then an Organic moisturizer *
In the morning:
Cleanser again, but not as much
then an Organic tinted moisturizer * w/ sunscreen
then an Organic Medium Beige Foundation **
then Organic Sheer Veil **

*applied with a cotton ball
**brush


then I put on Great lash Mascara

btw, all brushes, including the mascara wand, are washed once weekly.

How does this sound? Thank you!

You are doing great! IDK if U rlly need this but in the morning you might wanna tone before you put on tinted moisturizer. I went to a modeling school and they said the steps are cleanse, tone, moisturizer, in that order.Then foundation and all that stuff. Hope this helps!

2009-04-10 18:35:16 by Hiiiii

I have some time on my hands today, and I made a list of things I'm going to be purchasing for my baby. What am I missing from the list or what should added or what on the list is unnecessary? I'm not due until December, so I have a lot of time to prepare, but any ideas or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.

Feeding items
Several bottles
Bottle brushes
Burp cloths
Bibs
Baby formula
Pacifiers

Sleeping
Crib -includes dresser and changing table-
Crib mattress
Crib bedding
Changing pad cover that matches bedding set
Swaddling blankets

Clothing-all needs to be cute!!!
Newborn onesies pack sets
Creepers with matching pants
Socks/Booties
Mittens
Hats
Baby Jacket
Baby Dresses
Baby headbands

Baby Hygiene
Newborn diapers
Baby wipes
Baby bath tub
Baby washcloths sets
Baby towels
*Baby soap*
Baby lotion
Baby hair brush
First aid kit
Cotton balls
Rubbing alcohol
Diaper Rash Cream

Traveling
Car seat
Stroller
Diaper Bag

Activity
Baby bouncer

Burp cloths: get the Gerber (or similar) cloth diapers (packs of 12). The "pretty" ones aren't as absorbent, and the Gerber ones can be bleached clean.

A few water-proof crib pads. I put mine on top of the matress pad, so if I need to change a wet sheet, I just change the pad along with it instead of the whole ordeal.

Don't get too many mittens to start. I bought some to match a lot of outfits---I have a thumb sucker! So the mittens were always wet and then the cold made his hands colder than if they were bare.

Johnson & Johnson have these great Q-tips for babies. They are shaped in a way that makes them safer--they don't go into the ear canal, they just clean the outer ear.

Diaper rash cream: get the really thick Desitin, not those creamy ones. You want the most zinc oxide you can find in the ingredients: 40% or better. Lansinoh also has a wonderful one. Cleared up my son's rash over night!

You want to get a large diaper bag and also a small one for just quick trips to the store, etc. You don't always need to lug everything but the kitchen sink everywhere you go. Sometimes you may just need to pack a diaper, wipes, and your "purse" items.

If you are going to get towels for your baby, make sure they are big. The cute ones are nice, but they grow out of them so quickly. Kohl's has some nice ones that fit both my 11 month old and my 5 year old.

When your baby gets a little older (4 mos) get the Link a doos. They are great for attaching toys to stroller, car seat, etc.

We got the consumer reports guide to baby which was really helpful. They have tons of lists, too, like you made. With all the essentials and the stuff you don't need.

If you are in a colder climate, get the Kiddopotomus Posh Pouch. I loved it because I didn't have to get an uncomfortable and ackward snow suit for my baby. Just put a blanket on him and put him in his car set with the posh pouch on it. It fit his stroller, too.

I agree with Sarah S. The baby Bjorn was a life saver. I would have never gotten anything done around the house if I didn't have it. I tried a few different slings, but the front carrier worked best. Now that he is older, he loves to face outward to check out his environment. Vacuum while wearing it for some great exercise. :-)
Congrats and best of luck to you!!!

2008-07-19 14:25:15 by Loving life

Its an extract from a book i'm trying to write, its not at the beginning.. near the end actually, but yeah, feedback?

It had been a long day. I was tired, and all I wanted was hot chocolate, hot bath and bed. I really wasn’t in the mood to face the mountain of paperwork that awaited my arrival at home. I closed my eyes and rubbed then with the tips of my fingers, keeping one hand on the steering wheel. I sighed and took the roundabout at a normal speed, I couldn’t be bothered to concentrate hard enough to pull off my usual speed- i.e. at least twenty over the speed limit. Every time I came to some lights it blared into my sore, tired eyes and pierced right through my skull and drilled a laser-hole in the nerves of my brain. Pedestrian crossings were the worst- what with the too-bright lights accompanied with the high pitched beeping that resonated inside my head- echoing of my eardrums and ricocheting on my skull. I hadn’t slept for over forty-eight hours.
I was tired. But that was no excuse for what happened next. I was driving slower than normal. But that doesn’t make it any better. I had both my hands on the steering wheel. But that doesn’t mean I did anything right.
I don’t want to remember. At the same time, I’m scared to forget. Maybe I’ll never forget. Maybe the images of reality are scratched into my mind with such brute force that they could never be erased. Maybe I’ll never forget. I can see it clearly, like a film playing on a screen the size of London in my head. But the picture isn’t pixelated or blurred. No; should I be so lucky. The picture is clear, sharp, focussed. That makes it worse. Maybe I’ll never forget.
I rounded the corner at thirty, watching the familiar scenery of the estate rush by. I saw the Mainright’s house out of the left window. That house held memories, and I almost laughed at a couple of them as they flashed though my mind at lightning speed, but I was too tired to laugh. Catapulting brownie mix at her from across the kitchen, feeling her bony elbow dig into my ribs as we lay side by side on her bed watching a DVD then rolling like a sausage onto her bedroom floor, holding her on my back as I tried to run down the stairs and feeling her slim limbs cling to me like I was I life ring…
I felt a jolt, and the car spluttered to a stop. I rubbed my eyes and turned the ignition. Typical the car would stall when I just wanted to get home. The engine coughed to life, but for some reason was still on a standstill. I killed the engine and re-started it. Still no movement. Grudgingly, I flicked the bonnet lever and heaved my dead weight out of the car. I didn’t freeze when I saw her, like they do in books. I stopped, but it was intentional. I wasn’t rooted to the spot. Not at all. I felt nothing. No panic, no pain, no horror- just a slow spreading numbness ebbing its way through my veins. I took two steps- each measuring about sixty centimetres, and crouched down. Then I stood up and spun round. In a sudden rush to move quickly, I stepped once and leaped back in the car, gunned the engine to life and threw it into reverse. Three seconds later I took six steps as fast as I could and bent down to her. I saw my hand, white and pale, reach out to her. I saw I was shaking. I felt the soft cotton of material brush beneath my fingertips and my hand curled around her shoulder. Her t-shirt was purple. I rolled her gently and slowly onto my lap so that the small of her back was pressed onto my thigh. I supported her head.
The next word I spoke would be that last one I spoke for what felt like an eternity. The word was cracked and chocked in the horror that was now seeping up my bloodstream from the soft white flesh beneath my hand. Ice. Fire. Hot. Cold. Horror. Numbness.
“Isabelle.”

its very good- i enjoyed it. i hope you finish it. youve got a natural flare for writing :D xx

2009-03-22 12:02:50 by ArianaJayne