Jacqueline

i'd say leave it the way it is, i dont think its bad at all. the thing that is making you panic, is that YOU know you have another option to change that name to be "cuter" and thats why you're stressing, but no one would even know what it could have been so .. kwim? so i'd leave it alone and save yourself the stress... ;o)

ohhh ok...well thats good than. i swore i havent seen anything from her. HARTY SHOW YOURSELF TO ME!

I feel like I haven't seen her posting lately. I was pretty busy last week and week before, but this week not so much and I havent seen anything from her. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm hope she's coo.

Quote: Originally Posted by Emily&Matt I love to watch Jon & Kate and then watch Super Nanny and Nanny 911. What a contrast! The organized Jon & Kate who are raising 8 kids and the families on Nanny 911 who have screaming hitting angry maniac children. LOL hahahahahaha that is pretty funny, never thought of that. they need kate over their houses! hhahaaaaaa

Not sure if any of you have seen this before, it's too funny! Years ago my dad did this to me, and I saw a video of it a few nights ago on America's Funniest Video, and peed myself. First, you guys read it out loud, see if you get it. Eye "M" We Tard Dead, Eye "M" Sew Fa King We Tard Dead. For a joke, write this down on paper and ask someone to read it out loud, it's so funny to watch. Write the words alil further a part so they read slow.

You two are a good looking couple, you look so cute together! The pix are gr8, thx for sharing!!

oh geez, you wanna talk about clutzy...ahh where do i begin!? hah hope u feel better.

I didnt read entire thread but-- i think you should talk to you fsil or any bm's if you are having any. bring out bridzilla if u have too! and i def think just people who are invited to wedding go to shower, dd she sendi nvites out?

I say if that's the dress you love, go for the deal! I think that dress is goegeous. Id mention though that if they let it out alil, and it winds up not looking right and you dont love it, you're not obligated! Good luck!!

I watched it last night too.. "Hannah pooped in Hannah's undawearsss" - Alexis ( i think it was her who said that, I pissed myself laughing)

If anyone has any floralytes they want to get rid of, white or dark purple, PM me! Any type of lights to illuminate the flower centerpiece would be great. Gracious ;o)

Amen to that sister! Reality shows totally do that! I wonder what type of person they'd make me if I was on a reality show... hmm that'd be an interested thread. Anyway I have mixed feelings about her being nasty to Jon. I of course dont think she should be, he is their dad too but just not obsessive like her. But they never seem to drag out the fights, its like they argue, she'll say something mean and its over, she goes back to being normal. I just keep thinking how bad I'd be to Joe if I had 8 kids, omg. He'd prob leave my ass.

I seriously love this dress, I keep looking at it. It looks way better on you than the model! What is the style # or whatever, I want to check it out on line to see th front and top more...

LLLLLLOOOOOVVVVEEEE it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You're pictures are GREAT, very nice shots your photogr took. Thanks for sharing! I love the one where you're pointing at him with the cake like "Don't you dare" and than you smash it in his face, haha. You looked so pretty, congrats!!!!

Haha yes she is neurotic sometimes, buttt I think anyone would be having her life, hahahaha!! And she can get a bit nasty to her hubby, who is such a sweetie, but I can see how that can happen too. They seem to brush it off and know at the end of day they love each other. Umm I'd prob be worse than her to be honest, hahaha.

Does anyone watch this show? I am hooked on it. I don't even have any kids, but I still love the show. I'm totally going to use some of her "tips" when I have kids. The parents are SO organized and they do such a great job in raising their kids, making traditions for them, etc. And how comical are those adorable kiddies, I love them. It's amazing how well behaved they are... having 8 kids, I mean, my house would be a zoo with all the animals running loose! I could sit and watch the show for hours.

Oh that stinks ( I hope it feels better. I swear I broke my toe one time falling in my 5 inch heels all drunk. It didn't turn blk and blue though, ?, so maybe I just severely pulled something. My toenail on that toe grew in funky for a while, I really stubbed it. lol.

They are REALLY cute and versatile!

I'm alive!!! Alyssa thanks very much, but I actually found an eye doctor near our house, so it's so convenient. I didn't have an eye doctor nearby, since I just (well not just) moved to Jersey, so I hadda get one. I don't think I ever found a doctor in such a short period of time, I move like lightening girls! Anyway, I am ok. She gave me diff drops so she could see in my eye, and took some tests. Everything looks totally normal, I had what was called a "Ophthalmic Migraine". She said the symptoms are very similar to a "Retinal Tear" so if it happens again, to still come in to be sure as that is a lot worse and can cause permanent damaged if left un treated. She said the migraines are common, cause by diff things: high blood pressure, stress, etc. My eye doc said for me to get a physical, and come back for a follow up visit Sept 3 to make sure things are still ok. Thanks for your concern ;o) Here is what I found on google about the migraines- Understanding and Treating Ophthalmic Migraine Say the word “migraine”and most people think of a headache. Those who have suffered from migraine think of excruciating pain in the head. They think of hours or even days of throbbing pain. This does not describe ophthalmic migraine, however. Definition of Ophthalmic Migraine Ophthalmic migraine involves the eyes, but does not include headaches. Like other migraines, this is due to a spasm of blood vessels in the brain. These spasms usually cause severe headache, but not with ophthalmic migraine. Ophthalmic migraine is characterized by visual disturbances. The migraineur may see flashes of light that look like jagged lines or “heat waves” rising from a hot road or vehicle. These disturbances may be in one or both eyes, often lasting 10-30 minutes, but without a headache. Ophthalmic migraine is sometimes called migraine without headache. It is commonly misspelled “ophthalmic migrain” or “ophthalmic migraine”. Causes of Ophthalmic Migraine As with more well-known migraine, ophthalmic migraine can have many triggers. The cause behind the triggers is a temporary spasm in the blood vessels behind the eye. Called “vasospasm”, these are similar to a Charlie Horse, i.e., a cramp in a leg muscle.The onset of ophthalmic migraine may be traced to one or more triggers. A few of many possibilities are: * chemicals such as MSG in food * caffeine * prescription medications * hormonal changes * alcohol * stress * sleep loss * weather changes Treatment of Ophthalmic Migraine Symptoms usually go away by themselves after several minutes, or at least within one hour. Often, rest in a darkened room can be the best treatment during an attack. You will not want to drive or operate machinery, since vision is affected. Medical treatment is usually not necessary, and many people never suffer a second attack. If you have recurring ophthalmic migraine, treatment is available with prescription medication. This will decrease both the frequency and severity of attacks. As with any prescription medication, there are side effects. If you experience more than one ophthalmic migraine, you should see your health care provider for advice. He or she will want to rule out serious underlying causes.

holy crap- i just looked on line for info and here is what i found-- i just calle deye doc and am kleaving work NOW wtf _______________________________________ Floaters Q. How can I be tested for floaters? Floaters are most easily seen when looking at a homogeneous field such the open blue sky without the presence of clouds (away from the sun!). A large white wall, well illuminated, without anything on it will also work. You can test both eyes open then with individual eyes. Because floaters come and go, you must realize that you may not see any floaters at one time and be able to see floaters at another time. If you see a "floater" all the time in the same location that is bigger than a dot or piece of hair, it may not be a floater, but rather, it could be a sign of a retinal/vitreous hemmhorage (if so see an eye doctor ASAP to be on the safe side). To test yourself for floaters, look up at the sky (or wall) and slowly move your eyes all the way to the left and then all the way to the right, back-and-forth, repeatedly, for about 15 seconds. If you have floaters, as you move your eyes back-and-forth you'll see something that moves with your eyes as the eyes move. If you think that you see a floater then try to look directly at it. What should happen is that as you try to look directly at it the floater will appear to move in the same direction as your eyes and you'll never really be able to look at the floater "dead-on". This is because the floater is inside the eye and, as a consequence, as you move your eyes the floater will also move at the same speed and in the same direction as the eye movements. If you look real closely, you may notice that when you stop moving your eyes the floater(s) actually continues to move, for a little while, in the same direction as the original eye movement. What do you look for and what do floaters look like? Floaters can take-on a number of appearances. If the cells that compose the floater are in focus, then the floater will appear as a well defined single circle or small ring or group of circles stuck together. If the cells that make-up the floater are out-of-focus, the floater may look like a shadow of a small object, a blob, a dull or dark string, or even look like a bug with one or two arms. It is common for people to see floaters particularly older people, over the age of 30 or so. People that have a high refractive error (need thick glasses) are also more prone to floaters earlier in life. In general, floaters come and go and nothing can be done about them - just learn to live with them. However, if all of a sudden you see a lot of floaters or/and have a large dark "shadow" in part of your visual field, you should consult with your eye doctor. Q. What causes black floating spots in my vision? Floaters are condensations of cells in the gel part of the eye, known as the vitreous. Floaters appear as dark spots, as web-like objects, as a dot with arms, or strings. Floaters are often associated with high myopia (very nearsightedness) and with aging. A lot of floaters my be a sign of serious eye disease such as a retinal break, tear, or retinal detachment. If you see a lot of floaters, suddenly, or see bright dots or flashing lights, you need to see an Ophthalmologist immediately. There is no treatment available for typical, nonpathologic, floaters. Also see Vitamin A and Floaters in this section. Q. I've been wanting to tell someone about my experience with floaters in my eyes. I was taking vitamins and eating a healthy diet, dried fruit and vegetables and fruit juices. The skin on my feet started to crack, my skin became dry and I developed floaters in both eyes so bad that the nurse sent me to a specialist....I was consuming three to four times the recommended vitamin A. I stopped taking vitamins. It's taken two years and the floaters are gone. I seriously believe the vitamin A was to blame. I would like to see a study done on this, since so many drinks are adding vitamin A to fruit drinks our children are consuming. Vitamin A is the active principle in carotene which has three types; alpha, beta and gamma. Beta carotene is about twice as strong as alpha and gamma. Vitamin A is essential in retinal function since the rod photoreceptors are made-up of vitamin A (retinene, retinal) and a protein substance called opsin. A vitamin A deficiency can cause nightblindness and xerophthalmia (drying of the conjunctiva and cornea). Deficiencies of vitamin A are rare, and usually occur as a result of malabsorption (due to intestinal surgery for Chrone's disease or Cystic fibrosis), liver disease (alcohol cirrhosis) or excessive intake of vitamins C or E. Too much vitamin A, called hypervitaminosis A, causes symptoms similar to a brain tumor including increased intracranial pressure, blurred vision and swelling of the optic nerve (papilladema), headaches, dizziness, vomiting, diarrhea and a protruding of the front of the head. Hypervitaminosis A occurs when daily intake exceeds about 50,000 IUs/day. However, the dosage that causes hypervitaminosis A depends on body weight and may be substantially less if you're a female, child or are of small stature. Can hypervitaminosis A cause floaters? We were unable to uncover any scientific evidence about such a link. However, since hypervitaminosis A can cause papilledema it is possible that it could also cause excessive floaters. Also, it is interesting that it took almost two years for the floaters to disappear. Since vitamin A is stored in the liver in relatively large amounts, it can take years for excessive amounts of vitamin A to leave the body or, conversely, for a vitamin A deficiency to develop after absorption is reduced. For example, in Crohn's disease large amounts of the intestines are removed and about 7 - 9 years later patients sometimes develop nightblindness due to vitamin A deficiency. So the time frame of a few years for the elimination of excessive amounts of vitamin A to leave the body and for the floaters to disappear is the ball park. Can hypervitaminosis A cause cracked feet? The scientific literature is also moot on this point. Vitamin A is essential for epithelial (skin) function so we would not eliminate the possibility that excessive amounts of vitamin A could cause epithelial dysfunction - including cracking feet and dry skin. We do agree that more research is needed in the adverse consequences of excessive vitamin intake, particularly since Americans consume large amounts of vitamins. Web site visitors, if you have any personal experiences with problems associated with supplemental vitamins please send us your comments and we'll tabulate the comments in a future Featured Article on the subject of supplemental vitamins and your vision. Q. [Why do I have] floaters in eye that make cataract operation almost worthless? If you have had a cataract operation recently and have floaters so bad that it seems that the cataract operation was worthless, you need to see your ophthalmologist ASAP. Although some floaters are common in the elderly and in people with high refractive errors, sometimes a lot of floaters is a sign of a serious eye problem. Cataract surgery can result in retinal tears and retinal detachments and one sign of these conditions is a lot of floaters. If you have a retinal tear or retinal detachment you may need eye surgery to prevent the condition from getting worse and causing a permanent loss of vision. Cataract surgery is very traumatic for the eye and sometimes the surgery will generate quite a bit of floaters, but these should clear-up after a while. Q. About a year ago I was diagnosed with high blood pressure. At the time I also experienced flashing lights when in the dark and bright dots and flashes. I also developed floaters in both eyes. My doctor thought that I may have a small hemorrhage from the retina...Could the flashing lights be the result of high blood pressure or is a detached retina a possibility? A retinal hemorrhage can cause the flashing lights and floaters that you are experiencing. High blood pressure can also lead to a retinal hemorrhage, although you should also be checked for diabetes. A retinal hemorrhage can also lead to a retinal detachment so all of your conditions warrant close medical supervision. Q. I am a 17 year old male, and I am having trouble with my vision. I see floaters all the time, I see halos around all lights at night time, and during broad daylight I see dark flashes all the time. It is really disturbing and scary. Can you tell me what is wrong? You need to see an eye doctor ASAP. Unless you are real nearsighted (myopic) you should not be seeing floaters. Lots of floaters may be a sign of a retinal tear, detachment or/and bleeding in the eye. Are you diabetic? Sometimes a retinal hemorrhage as a result of diabetes will cause some of your symptoms. You may have a serious eye problem and need to see an eye doctor NOW. Q. Vitamin A and Isotretinoin and floaters? I took isotretinoin (13 cis-retinoic acid) for acne and it gave me floaters... Isotretinoin, commonly called Accutane can cause a number of vision problems including poor vision at night, corneal opacities and "visual disturbances", possibly including floaters. Women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant SHOULD NEVER use Accutane because it can cause birth defects. Accutane can also cause a condition called pseudotumor cerebri - the symptoms include headache, nausea, vomiting and visual disturbances. If you have these symptoms and are taking Accutane, you should call your doctor immediately about stopping the drug and see an ophthalmologist. Enter your search terms Submit search form Web Home Page

im kinda freaking out alil b/c i am seeing stuff in my right eyeball. i have always had a "floater" type thing in my one eye, it dont even bother me at all and can barely tell its there its so faint. but today, right now as i type, instead of it just being a grayish floater, its actually colored, like its a flickering rainbow type thing? its so weird and i prob sound like a lunatic that did too much acid back in the day, ha- but seriously- wtf is this and should i be concerned, its really weird.

YAY congratulations on your engagement! Welcome to forum and have fun with the planning!!!

oh thats too funny!!! hahahhahahha i lose weight too in the places i dont want too. i always try to lose weight on my lower body, mainly legs, and when i diet or workout, the weight comes off my upper body, like my arms, chest, face, and i look wayyy too boney and skinny. and its annoying. i need to get a workout or diet plan that focuses just on my lower bod. i want to lose 5-10 lbs in my legs and ass total and NOT lose anything up top, but maybe even try to gain up top so im fricken proportioned. so if anyone has any tips, post away. now im mad. hahahah

This will sound so nasty...but after we found out Toby (may he rest in peace, ha) had worms, we took notice to these lil tiny white things hanging out his butt, moving and crawling up his tail (almost puked there) they were the worms. They come out and crawl and I guess die after time, but they dry up or soemthing, not positive.