At around 12 seconds, it looks like two of the long walls have a bow in them, based on what you can see of the top of the forms. I really don't know if this is something that is normal and within tolerance, or if they are still making adjustments. Maybe the forms even shifted over the weekend?

We dance almost every week. Anywhere from one night to 3 nights. We both love it, and it makes us feel very close. My husband is 83 and I am almost 70, I hope we keep dancing as long as we are alive. One of our favorite slow dances is "Look at Us" by Vince Gill, it was "our" song at our wedding dance. We were in Nashville a few years ago, one band was so good that us and 3 other couples followed them across the street where they played a second venue of the day. When they played that song, all 4 couple hit the floor and said that was "their" song.

Beagles, babies need to recline in the swings so that their heads don't fall forward, cutting off oxygen. Same reason they are now saying not to let babies sleep in infant car seats when you get home and they are still sleeping. When I had DD1 in the 80s, I remember driving with one hand on her forehead so she wouldn't be so far over while sleeping for fear she would not be able to breathe. It was just common sense to me at the time. Now it's a "thing." DGS, who is now 8yo, had colic, and he slept in the swing a good bit or else DD2 did not get any sleep. When DGS was potty training, and while I kept him at their house while she was at work, we spent 2 days without diapers on and it worked... but it was not fun to clean up pee a couple times the first day when he would forget he wasn't wearing a diaper. Whether you tell people names before or after the baby arrives, there is always going to be someone that doesn't approve. But I'm in the "keep my mouth shut" camp. Why hurt feelings? Obviously, if the parents have picked out names, they like those names.

Sorry to hear that Jane, those gluttons should leave a few for you ! My area here is no different really,...moved here in Jan 2009 and soon discovered that most all the critters I never noticed before, all came out in abundance once the mangoes started dropping. The most acrobatic ones, the squirrels, didn't even have to wait that long because they are such amazing climbers,...more than a few times I'd pluck a large mango from the upper branches with my telescoping fruit picker, only to discover one or two chunks gone with the squirrel's teeth marks clearly visable. Been through it all I guess, - 7 years ago I had an invasion of Cuban Tree Frogs, then Green Iguanas and Spiny Tailed Iguanas moved in,..all fond of the mangoes, especially the last two evil-looking critters. Thankfully by confronting them head-on, and not ignoring them, I finally was able to eradicate mostly all,.... or perhaps they just got bored with my small plantation and moved on to better prospects ! LOL Bottom like however, I have come to accept the fact that the critters will always get their share no matter what I do. Haven't seen even a critter one in the last year, ( during the day of course ),..keeping my fingers crossed and hoping I don't jinx myself as I look at the 3 large cage traps stashed away in the shed. Just took another close look,..the pollinators have done their job,..there are a bajillion tiny mangoes, the size of a pea, clinging to the well branched panicles. There will be a large harvest in another 4-5 months hereabouts,...most will be harvested by the plantation owner, but no doubt, more than a few will be gobbled up by the critters that come out stealthily each night. Have come to accept this,..feel that this is the way it should be,...the critters are mostly homeless and need a hand out, ( small tho it be ), right ?.....RIGHT ? :0)