calibeebee
RIP, to your mom. Sounds like you are taking it as well as you can all things considered.
everyone at work are chiming in on filing a formal complaint on booting her out. I just won a grievance last year when I was booted out of employment to what the company says a "technical difficulty". her offenses are piling up and I guess she is headhunting everyone at work with their absences which are not her business since we are entitled. problem of the matter is that she is the one that's deciding which is an LOA or a paid absence. I mean, wtf? since when did that happen that someone would decide for you? man, god forgive me.We got the same boss, mine threatened my job because I gave him advance warning I had to leave early one day to get my daughter from the airport.
Walked right out of the office and sent the union Stewart in.
Have one in my arm pit. Was gonna use nail clippers
Will try the floss.
If they’re tiny you can just nip them off - the little blood vessel won’t bleed much and any nub left will rub off.
For larger ones you can get these things - it’s basically an injector for a tiny rubber band - you load the rubber band and it stretches it out to about 4mm then you press the button and it pushes it off so it’s around the skin tag - then a week or so later it will just drop off.
Basically the same as tying it off - but it’s easier to do, especially if you have to use your off hand.
Bruh...
Financially literacy is super importantI see where you're coming from, but I also see how people would look at this as if you're saying "Why can't people without money just have money?"
I was just talking to a friend about our finances the other day, and it turns out he makes roughly 15% more than I do, but he is constantly broke, constantly asking me for money. Currently owes me $800 because his transmission went out at the end of February and I just paid for it (him and I are neighbors, our kids have grown up together, yadda, yadda). So we were talking about it a couple of days ago and I asked him if he wants me to try to work with him this year to have $2000 saved by the end of the year, $2000 that he could just burn if he wanted to and it wouldn't affect his life at all. He said yeah, and the first thing I talked to him about was shopping for groceries and cooking instead of fast food. He was all about it during the convo, but then every day since then, it's fast food, CONSTANTLY. I'm talking a couple times a day. And he's got 2 kiddos. He'll walk into the house in the evening with the littles & like 4 boxes of pizza & 2 liters. Like... bruh, you're spending as much on food in 2 days as my teenage son & I spend in a week. :/
Nah, you are, but I feel you...it's hard not to question certain things that seem to defy logic.
I missed it..
