What to buy mil for a thank you for babyshower
Q. Today my mil threw me a great baby shower. She did everything, right down to cooking all the food. She even bought our crib and lots of baby stuff. I want to get her something nice to thank her but don't know what. Any ideas? I got the 3d ultrasound already and gave her the dvd of it. So that wouldn't work. Nice thought though.
Asked by blueeyedmama - Sun Aug 3 20:23:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would just spend some extra time with her. Maybe if you haven't had your last ultrasound yet you could take her with when you do. Or you could just tell her you really appreciate everything that she's done and ask her if there is anything that you can do for her. Most likely she'll say no but she could also have something in mind. Only she can tell you what the perfect gift is. Maybe a picture of your baby from your ultra sound.
Answered by murphies3 - Sun Aug 3 20:28:51 2008
Q. Today my mil threw me a great baby shower. She did everything, right down to cooking all the food. She even bought our crib and lots of baby stuff. I want to get her something nice to thank her but don't know what. Any ideas? I got the 3d ultrasound already and gave her the dvd of it. So that wouldn't work. Nice thought though.
Asked by blueeyedmama - Sun Aug 3 20:23:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would just spend some extra time with her. Maybe if you haven't had your last ultrasound yet you could take her with when you do. Or you could just tell her you really appreciate everything that she's done and ask her if there is anything that you can do for her. Most likely she'll say no but she could also have something in mind. Only she can tell you what the perfect gift is. Maybe a picture of your baby from your ultra sound.
Answered by murphies3 - Sun Aug 3 20:28:51 2008
what mil rating is the best for a solar cover?
Q. We need to buy a solar cover for our pool and don't understand what the difference between the mil ratings are.
Asked by dan b - Thu May 21 01:04:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion the 12 mil solar covers are the best for the money. They are heavy enough to stay on in high winds but light enough for the kids to get it off the pool. Almost all covers are going to get you 2 to 4 years of use before the sun and chemicals eat it up.
Answered by dm - Sat May 23 06:22:34 2009
Q. We need to buy a solar cover for our pool and don't understand what the difference between the mil ratings are.
Asked by dan b - Thu May 21 01:04:41 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion the 12 mil solar covers are the best for the money. They are heavy enough to stay on in high winds but light enough for the kids to get it off the pool. Almost all covers are going to get you 2 to 4 years of use before the sun and chemicals eat it up.
Answered by dm - Sat May 23 06:22:34 2009
How long does it take to make 10 mil- runescape?
Q. I have 70 crafting and i make money spinning flax. I have been using this money making way since i first started playing the game. Its not really fun to do but it puts Items on my bank l0l. But how long would it take to make 10 mil on runescape. Or is there another way to make money faster than spinning flax.? Thank you.
Asked by Nick - Mon Apr 6 23:11:00 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spinning flax is a rather slow way. i made money lots of ways. i fished sharks( 76 fishing required) about 350 per hour for me that is at 85 fishing at fishing guild. you could also kill green or blue dragons. green dragons dragons drop better loot than blue dragons, but the hide is less worth than the blue dragon hide. green dragons are in the wildy, and they're rather easy to kill, easier than blue dragons. be careful of revanents. blue dragons are in taverly dungeon, could be a little crowded sometimes, but u can make 56k an invent in like 10 minutes.i also used to merchant a few times. most profitable way if ur a master at it (i was pretty good at it myself, lol) woodcutting magics and yews is very good, yews especially if ur over 80… [cont.]
Answered by jerrylong16 - Tue Apr 7 09:29:24 2009
Q. I have 70 crafting and i make money spinning flax. I have been using this money making way since i first started playing the game. Its not really fun to do but it puts Items on my bank l0l. But how long would it take to make 10 mil on runescape. Or is there another way to make money faster than spinning flax.? Thank you.
Asked by Nick - Mon Apr 6 23:11:00 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spinning flax is a rather slow way. i made money lots of ways. i fished sharks( 76 fishing required) about 350 per hour for me that is at 85 fishing at fishing guild. you could also kill green or blue dragons. green dragons dragons drop better loot than blue dragons, but the hide is less worth than the blue dragon hide. green dragons are in the wildy, and they're rather easy to kill, easier than blue dragons. be careful of revanents. blue dragons are in taverly dungeon, could be a little crowded sometimes, but u can make 56k an invent in like 10 minutes.i also used to merchant a few times. most profitable way if ur a master at it (i was pretty good at it myself, lol) woodcutting magics and yews is very good, yews especially if ur over 80… [cont.]
Answered by jerrylong16 - Tue Apr 7 09:29:24 2009
How to stop my MIL from attending my son at slightest whimper?
Q. I want my 4 months old to learn some self playing also. But the min he gives a slightest whimper,my MIL goes and attend him. I've tried to told her indirectly that he's getting used to attention all the time as i dont want to hurt and make her think tht i am stopping her from seeing my son.We are a joint family and i dont knw how to handle this issue.My husband refuses to interfere cos earlier something like this caused a huge tension in the house. Is there any solution to this. Uhuru,i never let my son cry if u r trying to judge me.But my MIL goes and start attending him even when he's playing by himself.That's wat i dont like Mindy,i didnt say "long". He should be given sometime to learn things by himself. i wonder wat happened to your… [cont.]
Asked by ILoveMyDS - Mon Dec 1 01:31:39 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ohhh, a hard one! Nothing fun about dealing with family issues, especially when emotions and opinions are running high. I understand you completely, and yes, at 4 months a baby is more than capable of putting 2 and 2 together. Cry for nothing can = pick me up. That's not to say that babies are plotting for attention, but a 4 month old is much more capable of communication than they were at even 3 months of age. In all honesty I think that being firm would be the best thing, even if it does rock the boat. And should that boat turn into the Titanic, well, I would rather go down with the ship than give up the right to be the captain in my son's life. There is nothing wrong with letting your little one learn to deal with life on his own… [cont.]
Answered by tamara - Mon Dec 1 04:46:41 2008
Q. I want my 4 months old to learn some self playing also. But the min he gives a slightest whimper,my MIL goes and attend him. I've tried to told her indirectly that he's getting used to attention all the time as i dont want to hurt and make her think tht i am stopping her from seeing my son.We are a joint family and i dont knw how to handle this issue.My husband refuses to interfere cos earlier something like this caused a huge tension in the house. Is there any solution to this. Uhuru,i never let my son cry if u r trying to judge me.But my MIL goes and start attending him even when he's playing by himself.That's wat i dont like Mindy,i didnt say "long". He should be given sometime to learn things by himself. i wonder wat happened to your… [cont.]
Asked by ILoveMyDS - Mon Dec 1 01:31:39 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ohhh, a hard one! Nothing fun about dealing with family issues, especially when emotions and opinions are running high. I understand you completely, and yes, at 4 months a baby is more than capable of putting 2 and 2 together. Cry for nothing can = pick me up. That's not to say that babies are plotting for attention, but a 4 month old is much more capable of communication than they were at even 3 months of age. In all honesty I think that being firm would be the best thing, even if it does rock the boat. And should that boat turn into the Titanic, well, I would rather go down with the ship than give up the right to be the captain in my son's life. There is nothing wrong with letting your little one learn to deal with life on his own… [cont.]
Answered by tamara - Mon Dec 1 04:46:41 2008
How to nicely help your MIL stop delving into your business?
Q. My MIL means well, but she is constantly involving herself in our affairs, and sometimes without our knowledge or consent. For instance, when my DH lost his job, she went out, without my knowledge, and got me a job. I found out when the company called me up to start work... I am concerned about her lending our personal information to sources unbeknownst to us until after the fact. How do I deal with her in a nice way?
Asked by AP - Thu Jan 29 02:40:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My My..she really is getting into your business...this is just not acceptable at all. I think it's your husband that should deal with this matter, because it is his mother...you need to come up with a plan together but let him deal with it. Maybe she does not understand , that your business , is not her business...so give her the benefit of the doubt...Your husband needs to explain to her...this is his family and he likes to keep his business between you and him, he appreciate her concerns and her helpfulness BUT he wants to do things his way...Of course all this should be done in a calm, pleasant , nonjudgmental way. Maybe he could make a joke of the fact he is a BIG BOY now. You are right to nip any of this stuff in the bud..if you… [cont.]
Answered by caraohara - Thu Jan 29 03:45:06 2009
Q. My MIL means well, but she is constantly involving herself in our affairs, and sometimes without our knowledge or consent. For instance, when my DH lost his job, she went out, without my knowledge, and got me a job. I found out when the company called me up to start work... I am concerned about her lending our personal information to sources unbeknownst to us until after the fact. How do I deal with her in a nice way?
Asked by AP - Thu Jan 29 02:40:12 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My My..she really is getting into your business...this is just not acceptable at all. I think it's your husband that should deal with this matter, because it is his mother...you need to come up with a plan together but let him deal with it. Maybe she does not understand , that your business , is not her business...so give her the benefit of the doubt...Your husband needs to explain to her...this is his family and he likes to keep his business between you and him, he appreciate her concerns and her helpfulness BUT he wants to do things his way...Of course all this should be done in a calm, pleasant , nonjudgmental way. Maybe he could make a joke of the fact he is a BIG BOY now. You are right to nip any of this stuff in the bud..if you… [cont.]
Answered by caraohara - Thu Jan 29 03:45:06 2009
Looking to buy MIL a gift of a candleabra for the fireplace?
Q. My MIL birthday is coming up. I am looking to buy my her a candle holder for her fireplace. I need one that will look good in a double sided fireplace. Does anyone have any ideas where to get one? I have one I got a target, but I am unsure if it would look good in her fireplace since it is double sided. Has anyone used 2 that are back to back? I am just brainstorming. She is just hard to buy for and said she wanted one for the new house. Any answers would be appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by chemrose - Sat Feb 17 16:14:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, i was going to suggest those from target. since she has a double fireplace, i think two back to back would work great.
Answered by curious_One - Sat Feb 17 16:17:30 2007
Q. My MIL birthday is coming up. I am looking to buy my her a candle holder for her fireplace. I need one that will look good in a double sided fireplace. Does anyone have any ideas where to get one? I have one I got a target, but I am unsure if it would look good in her fireplace since it is double sided. Has anyone used 2 that are back to back? I am just brainstorming. She is just hard to buy for and said she wanted one for the new house. Any answers would be appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by chemrose - Sat Feb 17 16:14:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, i was going to suggest those from target. since she has a double fireplace, i think two back to back would work great.
Answered by curious_One - Sat Feb 17 16:17:30 2007
How much is un mil pesos in American money?
Q. I found a bill from when I went to Mexico when I was a kid, it has 1000 on it and says un mil pesos. I just wondered if anyone could tell me how much that is in American? Thank you!
Asked by befuddled - Mon Apr 12 17:11:45 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know you do not want to hear this but the bill was taken out of ciculation in the early 90s. Mexico overhauled and revalued it`s currency by striking 3 zeros from the Peso If it is in "Mint Condition" it may be worth a little to a collector. In todays Pesos $1000 mxn is worth $85.00 usd and that is today`s maximum paper bill. In the days when it was legal tender, as I recall, one needed 5 of them to buy a coveted Caguama of beer. A liter or so!! It is no joke and if you believe the other guy you will be laughed at , at the Bank I have researched the BILL and Now there is a 1000 Peso bill as of 2008 and if you look at the link you will see that it is nothing close to the one you have. On January 1993 the Mexican Peso was overhaulded… [cont.]
Answered by Jim2 - Mon Apr 12 17:48:09 2010
Q. I found a bill from when I went to Mexico when I was a kid, it has 1000 on it and says un mil pesos. I just wondered if anyone could tell me how much that is in American? Thank you!
Asked by befuddled - Mon Apr 12 17:11:45 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know you do not want to hear this but the bill was taken out of ciculation in the early 90s. Mexico overhauled and revalued it`s currency by striking 3 zeros from the Peso If it is in "Mint Condition" it may be worth a little to a collector. In todays Pesos $1000 mxn is worth $85.00 usd and that is today`s maximum paper bill. In the days when it was legal tender, as I recall, one needed 5 of them to buy a coveted Caguama of beer. A liter or so!! It is no joke and if you believe the other guy you will be laughed at , at the Bank I have researched the BILL and Now there is a 1000 Peso bill as of 2008 and if you look at the link you will see that it is nothing close to the one you have. On January 1993 the Mexican Peso was overhaulded… [cont.]
Answered by Jim2 - Mon Apr 12 17:48:09 2010
How does a mil-dot scope work?
Q. I have a Tasco 4-9x40 with mil-dot reticle. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a mil-dot reticle? What do the dots on the reticle represent? I have my rifle zeroed at 100yds. Please give as much info as possible. Thanks Another thing. To work out distances to the target is there a certain magnification power you should be on or does it not make a difference?
Asked by Simmo3749 - Sun Dec 21 23:46:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look here...
Answered by METROPOLIS1 - Mon Dec 22 03:22:04 2008
Q. I have a Tasco 4-9x40 with mil-dot reticle. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a mil-dot reticle? What do the dots on the reticle represent? I have my rifle zeroed at 100yds. Please give as much info as possible. Thanks Another thing. To work out distances to the target is there a certain magnification power you should be on or does it not make a difference?
Asked by Simmo3749 - Sun Dec 21 23:46:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look here...
Answered by METROPOLIS1 - Mon Dec 22 03:22:04 2008
Should I refinance and consolidate loan for rental property and MIL home?
Q. We have a small rental property (6% interest) and we signed for our MIL a home (8%, but she pays us for the monthly payment). We know that if anything happens to her, we would be responsible for the balance, or we could turn it into another rental. With the current rock bottom rates and the fact that we have 30% equity in our home, should we refinance to combine all these into one large payment?
Asked by mel s - Sun Jan 18 11:08:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. You cannot combine loans for two seperate properties.
Answered by Ace - Sun Jan 18 11:40:21 2009
Q. We have a small rental property (6% interest) and we signed for our MIL a home (8%, but she pays us for the monthly payment). We know that if anything happens to her, we would be responsible for the balance, or we could turn it into another rental. With the current rock bottom rates and the fact that we have 30% equity in our home, should we refinance to combine all these into one large payment?
Asked by mel s - Sun Jan 18 11:08:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope. You cannot combine loans for two seperate properties.
Answered by Ace - Sun Jan 18 11:40:21 2009
How in the **** is Charlie Whitehurst worth $4 mil a year?
Q. A guy who is yet to throw a regular season pass and has taken only 4 regular season snaps in 5 years in league is worth $4 mil/year? Is it too early to call Pete Carroll's return to the NFL a failure already?
Asked by SSGET - Sat Apr 24 10:00:29 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, its too early now. But you are right. They had more value in drafting Clausen. I don't know why Whitehurst gets all this hype when he hasn't done anything. He isn't worth $4 million a year.
Answered by 100% Steel/Forza Italia is gone - Sat Apr 24 10:09:21 2010
Q. A guy who is yet to throw a regular season pass and has taken only 4 regular season snaps in 5 years in league is worth $4 mil/year? Is it too early to call Pete Carroll's return to the NFL a failure already?
Asked by SSGET - Sat Apr 24 10:00:29 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, its too early now. But you are right. They had more value in drafting Clausen. I don't know why Whitehurst gets all this hype when he hasn't done anything. He isn't worth $4 million a year.
Answered by 100% Steel/Forza Italia is gone - Sat Apr 24 10:09:21 2010
when using a scope, how do i use the mil-dot formula to calculate distance to target?
Q. how do i use this formula when im using a mil-dot scope? and also does the formula change when applying it to short distances?
Asked by randomnicknamehere - Sun Jul 6 01:29:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It involves knowing the actual size of the target and measuring its apparent size, using the mil-dots in the reticle, then doing a little math. This website will show you, and you can have a little fun with the game.
Answered by alan_has_bean - Sun Jul 6 09:19:00 2008
Q. how do i use this formula when im using a mil-dot scope? and also does the formula change when applying it to short distances?
Asked by randomnicknamehere - Sun Jul 6 01:29:02 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It involves knowing the actual size of the target and measuring its apparent size, using the mil-dots in the reticle, then doing a little math. This website will show you, and you can have a little fun with the game.
Answered by alan_has_bean - Sun Jul 6 09:19:00 2008
When a retirement account goes from $1 mil to 0 where does the money go?
Q. So many of us lost hundreds of thousands in the market, so for example if a retirement account was worth $1 mil and a few months later it is suddenly worth nothing, where did that $1 mil go?
Asked by Icecream - Sun Jan 4 02:21:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always find it interesting that I've probably heard this question at least a dozen times. The interesting thing is that when an account goes from 0 to 1MM, no one asks where that money "comes from"... The answer is that it didn't "go" anywhere, because in reality it never existed. Consider what the money in your retirement account really is. For simplification, I'll speak only about stocks, since that's what people are familiar with. The stock market value of a company is (or at least should be) the projected value of all money the company will make in the future, plus any cash payments to you, the stock holder (called dividends), discounted back for time and divided by the number of shares. In other words, the price of your… [cont.]
Answered by investwell2day - Sun Jan 4 02:52:53 2009
Q. So many of us lost hundreds of thousands in the market, so for example if a retirement account was worth $1 mil and a few months later it is suddenly worth nothing, where did that $1 mil go?
Asked by Icecream - Sun Jan 4 02:21:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always find it interesting that I've probably heard this question at least a dozen times. The interesting thing is that when an account goes from 0 to 1MM, no one asks where that money "comes from"... The answer is that it didn't "go" anywhere, because in reality it never existed. Consider what the money in your retirement account really is. For simplification, I'll speak only about stocks, since that's what people are familiar with. The stock market value of a company is (or at least should be) the projected value of all money the company will make in the future, plus any cash payments to you, the stock holder (called dividends), discounted back for time and divided by the number of shares. In other words, the price of your… [cont.]
Answered by investwell2day - Sun Jan 4 02:52:53 2009
Does moving out with my MIL sounds like a good idea?
Q. Okay so, me and my husband are planning to move out since we need a bigger apartment. The big deal about it is that his mom wants to move in with us. She's not as bad as other MIL but I jusyt don't eel right. Sometimes I just say "heck with it" but then I just don't like the idea. What do you guys think? Should I allow this to happen or say no? BTW is me, my husband and our 2 kids (3yr old and 2 month old)
Asked by Elvis arrived! Born Dec.18th - Wed Mar 3 15:24:01 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it. You two have a right to be on your own and your mother-in-law needs to get on with her life. She didn't live with her mother-in-law did she so she has no right to impose on you and your family.
Answered by Precious Gem - Wed Mar 3 15:46:02 2010
Q. Okay so, me and my husband are planning to move out since we need a bigger apartment. The big deal about it is that his mom wants to move in with us. She's not as bad as other MIL but I jusyt don't eel right. Sometimes I just say "heck with it" but then I just don't like the idea. What do you guys think? Should I allow this to happen or say no? BTW is me, my husband and our 2 kids (3yr old and 2 month old)
Asked by Elvis arrived! Born Dec.18th - Wed Mar 3 15:24:01 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't do it. You two have a right to be on your own and your mother-in-law needs to get on with her life. She didn't live with her mother-in-law did she so she has no right to impose on you and your family.
Answered by Precious Gem - Wed Mar 3 15:46:02 2010
How can i make my 1st mil in runescape?
Q. I want an easy way of makin my 1st mil in rs. I need it quick not really slow. I'm buyin cheap flax and selin them as bow strings, is this a good method?
Asked by Ash K - Sat Dec 29 09:09:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mine clay which is really easy to mine, then use it with water to make it soft clay and sell it on forums for 300-400gp each. i made my first 100mil this way
Answered by Dj Bj - Sat Dec 29 09:20:35 2007
Q. I want an easy way of makin my 1st mil in rs. I need it quick not really slow. I'm buyin cheap flax and selin them as bow strings, is this a good method?
Asked by Ash K - Sat Dec 29 09:09:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. mine clay which is really easy to mine, then use it with water to make it soft clay and sell it on forums for 300-400gp each. i made my first 100mil this way
Answered by Dj Bj - Sat Dec 29 09:20:35 2007
What exactly does mil stand for?
Q. I see mil alot on peoples questions, when their talking about another woman. I just don't know what that stands for. Is there any logic or just misspelled word?
Asked by Mary A - Tue Nov 6 22:43:44 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mother-in-law. Took me a bit to figure it out when I first saw it in questions too.
Answered by kitra - Tue Nov 6 22:50:04 2007
Q. I see mil alot on peoples questions, when their talking about another woman. I just don't know what that stands for. Is there any logic or just misspelled word?
Asked by Mary A - Tue Nov 6 22:43:44 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mother-in-law. Took me a bit to figure it out when I first saw it in questions too.
Answered by kitra - Tue Nov 6 22:50:04 2007
How do I tell my future MIL no?
Q. I'm getting married in October, and my MIL keeps offering (almost insisting) that we hold the wedding in her backyard. Although it's very beautiful, its really too small. I've politely but firmly declined several times, explaining the space issue, but it doesn't matter. She keeps bringing it up, and now she's trying to convince my fiance behind my back. We have other acceptable venues available too, its not like we're desperately looking for a place. How do I settle this without damaging the relationship?
Asked by shortilamb - Sun Jan 18 12:44:14 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your husband to be needs to tell her that you have found another location and will not be getting married at her home. To appease her in a small way how about this: Ask her to host the rehearsal dinner in her yard instead. That way she gets to entertain and decorate her place, the number of guests more manageable, but the wedding is back under your control and everyone is happy. :)
Answered by Cedrick R - Sun Jan 18 13:28:06 2009
Q. I'm getting married in October, and my MIL keeps offering (almost insisting) that we hold the wedding in her backyard. Although it's very beautiful, its really too small. I've politely but firmly declined several times, explaining the space issue, but it doesn't matter. She keeps bringing it up, and now she's trying to convince my fiance behind my back. We have other acceptable venues available too, its not like we're desperately looking for a place. How do I settle this without damaging the relationship?
Asked by shortilamb - Sun Jan 18 12:44:14 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your husband to be needs to tell her that you have found another location and will not be getting married at her home. To appease her in a small way how about this: Ask her to host the rehearsal dinner in her yard instead. That way she gets to entertain and decorate her place, the number of guests more manageable, but the wedding is back under your control and everyone is happy. :)
Answered by Cedrick R - Sun Jan 18 13:28:06 2009
Can my MIL take legal action against me for refusing to birth in a hospital?
Q. She is a nurse and is adamant about me giving birth in a hospital. I have chosen a midwife and I am low risk. I am planning either a midwife-assisted childbirth at home or in a birth center; I haven't decided yet. What I have decided is no hospital unless complications arise. We live close to many hospitals and I am not afraid of transferring. Any thoughts? I have the ultimate decision, correct?
Asked by Modest Girl - Tue May 25 14:02:32 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your MIL cannot take legal action against you. It is YOUR body. It is YOUR choice. She may be against it, but you can ultimately do what you want. :) Do what YOU want! It's your baby! it's your birth! It's your life! It's your BODY, most importantly. Yes, you have the ultimate decisino and don't let her try to tell you that you do not! People do home-briths all the time! It's perfectly natural and normal. Good luck to you and your baby !!
Answered by -Amanda- - Tue May 25 14:07:43 2010
Q. She is a nurse and is adamant about me giving birth in a hospital. I have chosen a midwife and I am low risk. I am planning either a midwife-assisted childbirth at home or in a birth center; I haven't decided yet. What I have decided is no hospital unless complications arise. We live close to many hospitals and I am not afraid of transferring. Any thoughts? I have the ultimate decision, correct?
Asked by Modest Girl - Tue May 25 14:02:32 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your MIL cannot take legal action against you. It is YOUR body. It is YOUR choice. She may be against it, but you can ultimately do what you want. :) Do what YOU want! It's your baby! it's your birth! It's your life! It's your BODY, most importantly. Yes, you have the ultimate decisino and don't let her try to tell you that you do not! People do home-briths all the time! It's perfectly natural and normal. Good luck to you and your baby !!
Answered by -Amanda- - Tue May 25 14:07:43 2010
How do you deal with your children's grandmother also known as your annoying MIL?
Q. I do everything I can to keep my 27 month old out of harms way. Yet, when the MIL finds out that he is taking chewable vitamins, she says to me. "Don't let him play with the bottle." I'm thinking, "Really?!?" Then she goes on to tell him that it's candy and asking him if he's had his candy yet. Is she backwards or what? Talk to me people! read the whole thing ELOQUENT. If she is so wise, why is she telling him that the vitamins are candy?
Asked by Love my Boy! - Thu Mar 4 21:11:14 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe get your husband to talk to her because it may come out as being ungrateful if coming from you therefore causes mishap. Even the best of MIL can get on some people's nervous such as mine but I can't complain because I see her good intentions. As long as she loves my children and doesn't push the boundaries, I'm fine if she wants to put her two cents worth in.
Answered by Abigail's Mommy - Thu Mar 4 21:36:59 2010
Q. I do everything I can to keep my 27 month old out of harms way. Yet, when the MIL finds out that he is taking chewable vitamins, she says to me. "Don't let him play with the bottle." I'm thinking, "Really?!?" Then she goes on to tell him that it's candy and asking him if he's had his candy yet. Is she backwards or what? Talk to me people! read the whole thing ELOQUENT. If she is so wise, why is she telling him that the vitamins are candy?
Asked by Love my Boy! - Thu Mar 4 21:11:14 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe get your husband to talk to her because it may come out as being ungrateful if coming from you therefore causes mishap. Even the best of MIL can get on some people's nervous such as mine but I can't complain because I see her good intentions. As long as she loves my children and doesn't push the boundaries, I'm fine if she wants to put her two cents worth in.
Answered by Abigail's Mommy - Thu Mar 4 21:36:59 2010
How long will it take for mil to travel from Wisconson to gobles Michigan?
Q. I am waiting for my W2 and they said it was mailed out last friday, was wondering when I can expect it.
Asked by momof3 - Mon Jan 29 13:51:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will have it by the time this answer is typed :c) 2 days max.
Answered by Antonio A - Mon Jan 29 13:54:48 2007
Q. I am waiting for my W2 and they said it was mailed out last friday, was wondering when I can expect it.
Asked by momof3 - Mon Jan 29 13:51:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will have it by the time this answer is typed :c) 2 days max.
Answered by Antonio A - Mon Jan 29 13:54:48 2007
What is the difference between a matte scope and a mil dot scope?
Q. I looked all over the place for this info with google. I couldn't find it anywhere. I think the difference is between the type of mark that the scope displays on the target, but that's only my educated guess. Do any of you know what the difference is?
Asked by catholicismalltheway - Sun Nov 9 20:02:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Matte refers to the outside finish --- At least as far as I know... Here are 2 articles that explain Mil dot scopes...
Answered by METROPOLIS1 - Sun Nov 9 20:11:43 2008
Q. I looked all over the place for this info with google. I couldn't find it anywhere. I think the difference is between the type of mark that the scope displays on the target, but that's only my educated guess. Do any of you know what the difference is?
Asked by catholicismalltheway - Sun Nov 9 20:02:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Matte refers to the outside finish --- At least as far as I know... Here are 2 articles that explain Mil dot scopes...
Answered by METROPOLIS1 - Sun Nov 9 20:11:43 2008
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