Writing this one in advance because I’m on a girls’ weekend! I put up our Christmas lights this week (with some help from my dad, thanks Dad!) and we finally put our Santa inflatable on the roof, something I’ve wanted to do since the day we bought it. I might have been a liiiiittle too excited about it, you guys.
Also maybe a little too proud of myself. Like, anyone can use a ladder, Heather. LOL
Around The ‘Net
~Mysterious Illnesses Are Plaguing People In California After A Massive Gas Leak
~There Are Slave Markets In Libya. Here’s What You Need To Know.
~If North Korea fires a nuclear missile at the U.S., how could it be stopped?
~The Site in Jerusalem That May Be Jesus’ Tomb
~First baby from a uterus transplant in the US born in Dallas
~I Was Riley’s Mom — Until the Day She Called Me “Handsome”
~A doctor who won’t use a computer loses her license to practice medicine
~35 Beautiful Photos Of Adoptive Families Coming Together
~Welcome To Amy Sedaris’s Alternate Reality
~How To Design Your Ideal Workday Based On Your Sleep Habits
Stocking Stuffers
~This under eye cream is magical.
~These hooks for the back of car seats might not be the most exciting gift, but they are AMAZING and everyone needs them.
~The Toddler Survival Guide juuuuust so happens to be stocking-sized!!!
Happy Sunday, everyone!
Terri says:
OMG, the adoption photos….thanks for the Ugly Cry at work, Heather!!
Erika says:
I hope it’s all staying up with the winds we’re having!! Also, I hope you’re safe from the wildfires. I live in Apple Valley so I’m closer to the one in San Bernardino county. It’s insane. (I’m late reading this.)
DefendUSA says:
MY SIL had a psychiatrist who attempted to live by the medical oath. She did not use a computer. When the health care law passed, it was forcing the use of computers to gain access to private things, not for expediency or anything else. She retired. I am against all of it, unless we know there are dangers to others as my cousin was. The law protected her, not the potential victims as it did in Newtown, Colorado and others. The healthcare bill gave access to the government for your financial information and much more, but people wanted things for “free” and the unintended consequences are that more doctors are leaving the profession because they don’t get to practice medicine, they have to practice covering their a**es instead and you, the individual do not have privacy.