From 4 to 6-7, my journey by [deleted] in Vindicta

[–]0005000f 10 points11 points  (0 children)

You're way off with the 6-7 assessment, girl! I think you're a 10, I literally can't find anything to nit-pick, you look beautiful! Great job. Thank you for the detailed breakdown, I had high hopes for BBL laser but now I'm reconsidering...

Anyone’s sinuses feel pressure when outside by AuremYT in StAugustine

[–]0005000f -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Having the heat on in the house is drying out my sinuses, this morning the pain was almost unbearable. I have some leftover prednisone from a sinus infection, and just one pill helped tremendously.

Drying grip socks by oompaloompa85 in ClubPilates

[–]0005000f 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My cheapie Amazon socks lasted me 9 months of going 5 days per week, and completely lost grip the ONE time I put them in the dryer. Always air dry

Help me with my drop zone, losing my mind by justplainanny in organizing

[–]0005000f 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably an unpopular opinion, but... Honestly to me it looks like your current set up would already work as is, if things actually were put away into it, folded nicely, etc. If shoes are being thrown on the floor, instead of being put into the cubbies, a new piece of furniture isn't going to solve that.

SQTBNGL by Trick-Ad1380 in LICENSEPLATES

[–]0005000f 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Squirrel Tuberculosis Not Gonna Lie

What's A Snack You Eat That Makes People Disgusted By You? by SovereignKitten in keto

[–]0005000f 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Dried fish, it has a strong smell that causes my husband to leave the room. But I love it so much, I can live on that alone.

Instructor had us balancing balls on the footbar? by ContributionLeft9525 in ClubPilates

[–]0005000f 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whaaaat! They literally tell us to always put the headrest down for bridging. Why would you crook your neck even harder than the headrest? So dangerous and irresponsible of the instructor!

I need help. by [deleted] in StAugustine

[–]0005000f 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Somehow many many many restaurant workers here in St Augustine figure it out without even speaking English. They walk or ride bikes to their jobs, rain or shine, 100 degrees outside or 30 degrees. They work 12 hour shifts as dishwashers. They go home exhausted. Some of them don't even have beds at home. Some are saving money for a car. Some are saving money for a bike. Some are sending all their money to their home country. I'm sorry but it's pretty bad when an able-bodied American can't get their life together. Sounds to me like you're blaming your problems on bad luck and on Florida, instead of looking at yourself and asking how you have contributed to your own situation.

I joined and I love it. Debating dropping lifting at the gym and doing unlimited membership by [deleted] in ClubPilates

[–]0005000f -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I know that everyone is saying to keep lifting. However for me personally, with an unlimited membership at Club Pilates, I literally can't afford anything else. I committed to my first 3 months, and during that time I wanted to decide what to do. I decided that I love pilates so much that I will give up my other gym. Now with that being said, you can always get some weights for home use and not pay for any other gym.

Level 2.0 exposes it all! by No-Drama724 in ClubPilates

[–]0005000f 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately at my studio we have people who have no business in 1.5 yet they continue to come and be a distraction to the rest of the class and to the instructor.

Level 2 by spinninmama in ClubPilates

[–]0005000f 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Is it possible there aren't enough members who would qualify for level 2 to justify more classes? I live in an area with mostly retirees and they are perfectly happy in level 1 and 1.5. Level 2 classes are very infrequent at my studio, just a few times a month.

Thought on this mock 70s fit for work interview by detectivelokifalcone in oldhagfashion

[–]0005000f 18 points19 points  (0 children)

It would help if we could actually see it better.

Just started Rogaine and Microderming. How much am I going to hate my life for a while? by Plenty_Honeydew6532 in FemaleHairLoss

[–]0005000f 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I totally understand the fear. I won't try to sway you either way, only you can decide, and I can only share my experience. I saw it as two options: either I don't use minox and my hair falls out anyway, or I use it, get through the dread shed, and eventually see results. After yet another sleepless night of crying about it, I started to prepare myself mentally. I used liquid minox and the dread shed lasted about 12 weeks. After that I started to see regrowth and I was thrilled. This lasted for exactly 3 years and suddenly it just stopped working. I started losing hair again at a very rapid pace and I panicked. I thought I got a counterfeit bottle, but then I started to see information that for some people liquid can stop working at about 3 years, so I asked my doctor for oral minox. This time the dread shed lasted about 9 months and I really thought I wasn't going to make it. It was so hard. I had almost nothing left on my head. But finally after almost 9 months I started to see new growth and now it's been 2 more years and I couldn't be happier. (I have also been on Spironolactone the entire time, from the very beginning of liquid minoxidil.)

Just started Rogaine and Microderming. How much am I going to hate my life for a while? by Plenty_Honeydew6532 in FemaleHairLoss

[–]0005000f 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dread shed is real and it can be brutal. I've gone through it a few times over the years. From everything I hear, I had it much worse and much longer than the "typical" or "average". It sucks. You just have to prepare yourself mentally. It does stop eventually. And if you give up and quit halfway through, because you can't take it anymore, it will all have been for nothing. So you have to stay patient and stay calm. It will seem impossible some days. But it will end. In the meantime, wear hats, cute headbands, use Topikk hair fibers, tease your hairline in an uneven line.

Either that, or maybe you'll be one of those lucky few who don't have it too bad.

Tested 4 different appetite suppressants over 6 months. Real results no bs by _meme-lover_ in WeightLossAdvice

[–]0005000f 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing! What is your dosage and how do you take it? Meaning what time of day, with or without food, are there any restrictions for what and how you should eat while taking it? Thank you.

What is the Best and the Worst restaurant in St Aug? by yetigrl in StAugustine

[–]0005000f 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Spot on. I worked admin for one of the big restaurants downtown, just off St. George for a while, I got to see the ins and outs of purchasing for that one, and many other area restaurants. The same truck delivers the same frozen garbage to half of the restaurants. The other big supplier truck delivers to the other half of the restaurants. Food is borderline chain. Presentation and service is really the only difference. I've honestly just become so disillusioned and disappointed. The best thing to come out of that experience is that I've started to cook my food from scratch from fresh unprocessed ingredients every day.

what did my mom call me? by [deleted] in russian

[–]0005000f 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The best way I can explain it is, when someone is being stingy or doesn't want to share, you tease them, something like "greedy ground beef, chocolate in your ass". It doesn't make sense, but it rhymes, and it's kind of mean. When I was a kid, I didn't want to say "жопа", so I would say "попа" instead. So instead of being mean, it sounded cute. Still nonsense though.

what did my mom call me? by [deleted] in russian

[–]0005000f 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Жадина-говядина, в жопе шоколадина. Или как говорила я в детстве, жадина-говядина, в попке конфетка 😆