How to tick your husband off
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Comments (37)To quote the sage advice of the Springfield, MO band, "Big Smith": "If we didn't have those bugs attachin', we'd never know the joy of scratchin'" :) My job requires me to be miles in the wildnerness all day, nearly every day, all summer long. So, I just CAN'T use the poisons because I'd constantly be bathing in them. We just duct tape the bottom of our pant legs to our hiking boots, tuck in our shirts, and keep a roll of duct tape handy for seed ticks. Otherwise, we just enjoy the glorious feeling that comes from scratching those bites! Makes us know that it's truly summertime! Generally, we have between 1 and 1000 ticks on us by the time we get home, but we're happy and tired and know we're ALIVE! I know, I know, this isn't really helpful advice to most. But really, aside from the slim chance of a disease, there's really a lot of psychology involved in the desire to be rid of the "pests". Also, FWIW, I've heard that a tick must be attached 6-12 hours before a disease can be transmitted, presumably because the tick must be filled with some blood to have it sqeezed/regurgitated back into your body during removal. So, if you just keep up with picking them off.......See MoreI am ticked off.
Comments (28)You know Monablair, in light of her further actions, I'm gong to stick to my guns, and I'm not going to mutually agree to pull the negative. She deserves hers. I am going to email ebay as flamingo suggested, may not do anything, but at least they will be enlightened of her actions. Also, if I had been this seller, when getting out of hospital/nursing home, I would've emailed the people who I hadn't been able to send their poducts to, apologized with an explanation, and offered to still send what they had bid on. I never even got an apology, and if I had, I would've gladly pulled her negative, and sent her money again so she could send me the book. I still want the book, after all. But instead of an apology, I got a retaliatory negative which included her excuse. That's just wrong. Ok, I'm done. I'll email ebay over the weekend, and will wear my negative proudly..LOL! Thanks again everyone....See MoreHow romantic is your husband
Comments (29)I tried long and hard to think of something 'romantic' that my husband does and could only come up with practacal things. But that's okay. He knows me well. He respects me. He honors me, he's my best friend and confidant. He came and rescued me two weeks ago when my car broke down on the freeway in below zero weather (rush hour traffic). I love Willie Nelson. But years ago when the song 'You were Always on My Mind' came out I didn't like it. Thought he sounded like a jerk. Then I heard it again after being married twenty years and it brought tears to my eyes. It reminds me of my hubby, not too romantic but so sweet, and always keeping me at the forefront. I love him. Valentine's Day was our 28th anniversary....See MoreJust ticked off at the world. (Vent)
Comments (13)Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I had never heard about the drug thing. Learn something new every day. Unfortunately it is too far to walk, just over 10 miles, but great for a bike ride. Company policy won't let you take the bike inside currently. And the way the camera was positioned they caught the guy walking away so no face view. Don't know how he got the chain and lock off, because he took that also. Replacement cost is under the deductible amount so no help from insurance. He has requested compensation for the loss from the company because felt that the bike was secure in that location or it is suppose to be. It is the only bike rack available and it is located adjacent to the employee entrance. Probably won't get him anything but worth a try. He sent HR a memo and here are some of the suggestions he made. "1) Install a bike rack outside the front entrance where there would be visibility to receptionist/security in the lobby. This would also be out of the way of non-employee foot traffic. 2) Provide a more secure bike rack, such as the bike lockers provided at train and light rail stations. 3) Secure inside bike parking. The area next to the stairwell, just inside that east entrance, appears ideal. All that would be needed would be to add rings attached to the wall to secure the bikes. 4) Add a security camera. I was surprised to learn that the area outside this entrance wasn't monitored by a security camera. Add fence and key card gates to the whole area including the employee picnic area. I've always thought it odd that, on days when the cafeteria has a barbeque there, that non-employees can pass through on their way to Starbucks and Quiznos. Also, late at night, this looks like an area where someone could lurk making is dangerous for late shift workers." I maybe biased but I think they are very good suggestions in regards to security for everyone. But I am sure it will get filed in the circular file. Clare...See More- 11 years ago
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