55 yrs. old and still having periods
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20 yr old B&W 450 speakers--are they still good for stereo or is
Comments (5)Aside from the fact that the speakers may need to be re-foamed, you're still dealing with 20-year-old electronics for the crossover network. And speaker technology has advanced considerably from the mid-80s. I would replace them. Choices: if you liked the sound of the B&Ws, check out their DM-603. Other brands to check out, if you have access to better audio stores, include (alphabetically) Energy, KEF, Mission, Monitor Audio, Paradigm, PSB. There also may be some smaller manufacturers whose speakers you'd like (like the Meadowlark Swift or France's Triangle). Enjoy the search!...See More38yr old stepson still at home - poor boy.
Comments (9)I'm sorry. Peace & quiet are not neglible things; don't trivialize your need for them & your right to have them. When you're being used (I say 'you', but I've been there), it *never* gets any better; it gets worse until you snap, or move out, or put a stop to it. One thing you must do is tell or warn your wife that this is going to stop, & you must mean it; if she insists on catering to her son at the expense of her relationship with you, then they need to find a place together. (It's amazing what this kind of change of perspective can do for a person's behavior...) After that, it's time to act: So far, there have been conversations & discussions & maybe arguments, but no action. Here are some things that come to mind: Cut off the money; your income will support 2, not 4, so stop doing that. You may have to move your money into a separate account for the time being. Give stepson a bill for rent & his share of utilities & groceries, & tell him he must pay it by a reasonable date. If he doesn't, serve him with an eviction notice. Follow through on the eviction notice, & if he doesn't go, put his stuff out (check with a lawyer or housing authority; in some places, you can set it outside, but in some other places, you have to put it in a secure place such as a rented storage building), & change the locks. If he does pay, thank him and give him a reasonable amount of time to move out,; tell him, and his mother, that there is no negotiation, no discussion, no alternative-and stick to it. Don't engage with or respond to his mother's enabling pleas or arguments; nobody can win this kind of emotional battle. Keep your discussions with her firmly based on the issues- money, time, space. The bottom line is, he's gotta go. I'm sorry, I know this sounds roughshod, but being sensitive works against you when someone is using you. I wish you the best....See MorePhantom period/ovulation pains
Comments (9)Hello. I see this post is a month old and no one commented. I am having a similar issue. A few weeks ago, I had some cramping and spotting. I'm two and a half years post menopausal. I went to the dr and had a biopsy, pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound and all came back normal except for a couple benign ovarian cysts. Like clockwork, two weeks from when I spotted, I'm having ovulation cramps on one side. From what I have been reading, this seems to not be too unusual, especially in the first several years post menopause. How long did your cramps last?...See MoreReplace ceiling beams/joists due to rat infestation over 10yr period?
Comments (11)It will be easier to see what is what when the shake roof has just been removed and sunlight hits the area for the first time since 1964. Make sure the attic floor is covered in plastic tarps before the horrendous mess of a shake roof removal starts to fall all over the attic. Also cover the yard area near the house to keep old nails and wood debris easy to find and clean up....See More- 8 years ago
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