Nothing on my walls is false. I have a small mirror up in the corner of my room at the moment. However, it gets taken down a lot.
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I was unaware of this. I've been thinking about doing something to get medical insurance, I just haven't yet. It's hard to figure out.
I would google your city with the words "social services", "pregnancy assistance", or something like that. You should receive free prenatal care for the duration of your pregnancy and you may even qualify for free insurance for your child after they are born.
You will have to provide proof of the pregnancy, proof of income (ie taxes, etc), the registration for your car, bank statements, your social security card, birth certificates for both you and your husband, and possibly other things. This is how it is in California, but most state agencies run a similar program. In the mean time, take prenatal vitamins, drink lots of orange juice (folic acid is important for the baby), and get care ASAP. The first trimester is very important.
I don't have proof of pregnancy, except that I've got all the symtoms. Lol. Does that count?
About the other things though, I'm not sure about giving all of that out... Sounds like getting my lisence all over again * facepalm*
I've only got two weeks before the first trimester is over. Not sure how quickly I can get stuff sorted out.
About the other things though, I'm not sure about giving all of that out... Sounds like getting my lisence all over again * facepalm*
I've only got two weeks before the first trimester is over. Not sure how quickly I can get stuff sorted out.
You HAVE to get prenatal care. HAVE TO. There is also a chance you're not pregnant. Go buy a at home pregnancy test. Just because you have the symptoms, doesn't mean that you're pregnant.
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SeatBelt
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They can do a preg test for you. As for the license, there are other methods of proving who you are. Put the license on the back burner unless absolutely necessary and get the care your and your child deserve. Getting the license is a very good thing to do, but not top tier priority unless required for achieving top tier.
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SeatBelt
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If you want to be sure before you go in, I can't imagine the preg tests at Dollar Tree are more than a dollar.
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SeatBelt
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1) I dropped out of high school and never went back.
2) I got thrown out of college on academic suspension my first semester.
3) I earned a 4.0 on my MBA.
2) I got thrown out of college on academic suspension my first semester.
3) I earned a 4.0 on my MBA.
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SeatBelt
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1) I dropped out of high school and never went back.
2) I got thrown out of college on academic suspension my first semester.
3) I earned a 4.0 on my MBA.
Oh, and jsyk, the afore mentioned grandfather & great grandfather were from opposite sides of the family.
2) I got thrown out of college on academic suspension my first semester.
3) I earned a 4.0 on my MBA.
Oh, and jsyk, the afore mentioned grandfather & great grandfather were from opposite sides of the family.
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SeatBelt
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wait... I'd done two distinctly different posts... I must confused the poor server.
the other one was something along the lines of:
1) I have a disdain for Canadian TV
2) I broke my arms while Bouldering along the coast of Nova Scotia
3) I am an expert at what I do at work.
surely this or the other 3 are worth guessing at.
the other one was something along the lines of:
1) I have a disdain for Canadian TV
2) I broke my arms while Bouldering along the coast of Nova Scotia
3) I am an expert at what I do at work.
surely this or the other 3 are worth guessing at.
Here's another three:
1) I've never had lobster, catfish, scallops, or crawfish.
2) I have to sleep with some sort of light. (night light, door open, etc)
3) I usually can't decide whether or not I should eat a meal until it's too late.
1) I've never had lobster, catfish, scallops, or crawfish.
2) I have to sleep with some sort of light. (night light, door open, etc)
3) I usually can't decide whether or not I should eat a meal until it's too late.
I have taken a home preg test. But someone told me those don't count. There is no way anything else has the same symptoms in someone as young as I am, that even remotely cover what's happened over the 10 weeks I've been pregnant.
1. I had a lady call me fat the other day, I'm only 105 pounds right now.
2. I follow old friends around like a lost puppy, ever since I've been married and don't see them often.
3. I'm an amazing party planner, and have been asked to host several parties for friends and family.
1. I had a lady call me fat the other day, I'm only 105 pounds right now.
2. I follow old friends around like a lost puppy, ever since I've been married and don't see them often.
3. I'm an amazing party planner, and have been asked to host several parties for friends and family.
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SeatBelt
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Aimee is on to me!
1) some of my fave Telly shows are Flashpoint & Jacob Two-Two. Fo reals yall.
2) It was just before breakfast. When I left the ER we were lucky to find someplace still open for dinner. It coulda been seal fin pie for all I cared - didn't touch my tongue on the way down. The timing and so many other details lend to me say, Nationalized healthcare isn't a great plan.
3) No one else does what I do where I work, and there are only about 3 other companies that do what I do. I am the most qualified at it and am the only one that will certify my work to be safe. You do want your seat belt certified safe, right?
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Relena7
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I'm making mine a little tougher this time. 3 truths and 1 lie.
1. I once fed a giraffe.
2. A few years ago a car got stuck in the ditch of our front yard and burst into flames when they revved the motor too hard trying to get out.
3. When I was 13, I used my fast thinking to convince an older boy not to beat up my 11-year-old cousin.
4. I have 18 blood-related aunts and uncles, both sides combined.
1. I once fed a giraffe.
2. A few years ago a car got stuck in the ditch of our front yard and burst into flames when they revved the motor too hard trying to get out.
3. When I was 13, I used my fast thinking to convince an older boy not to beat up my 11-year-old cousin.
4. I have 18 blood-related aunts and uncles, both sides combined.
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arwen83
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I'm making mine a little tougher this time. 3 truths and 1 lie.
1. I once fed a giraffe.
2. A few years ago a car got stuck in the ditch of our front yard and burst into flames when they revved the motor too hard trying to get out.
3. When I was 13, I used my fast thinking to convince an older boy not to beat up my 11-year-old cousin.
4. I have 18 blood-related aunts and uncles, both sides combined.
I am guessing #1 is a lie
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Relena7
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Newp. I actually have fed a large pellet-like treat to a giraffe at the zoo here.
I'm making mine a little tougher this time. 3 truths and 1 lie.
1. I once fed a giraffe. <True
2. A few years ago a car got stuck in the ditch of our front yard and burst into flames when they revved the motor too hard trying to get out. <True
3. When I was 13, I used my fast thinking to convince an older boy not to beat up my 11-year-old cousin. <True
4. I have 18 blood-related aunts and uncles, both sides combined.<False (I do have a lot of aunts and uncles but not that many.)
1) I am such an avid reader that I've even read the Twilight series.
2) I haven't slept through the night since I was 13.
3) I have a tattoo and plan to get at least 2 more.
2) I haven't slept through the night since I was 13.
3) I have a tattoo and plan to get at least 2 more.
Best? Washington DC's Subways - on time and clean.
Fave? London Underground... talk about tunnels with History! I like the Gaimain's "Neverwhere" all the more for the experiences there that sometimes still fuel my imagination.
Greyhound has some appeal for me as well, but not something I am rushing to share with the kids yet. I introduced them to Amtrak @ Thanksgiving, though.
DC does have nice subways - it's a far cry from here, those carpets and upholstery, and those suburban Metro stations. I've always liked the Chicago L, especially the Brown Line.