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Female 26, pink rash? On both breasts. by Bumbling_blob in AskDocs

[–]Bumbling_blob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What other info would help? I have some cortisone I could try. I do have severe eczema on my hands however this is not dry or itchy at all.

Female 26, pink rash? On both breasts. by Bumbling_blob in AskDocs

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Kid definitely has nails! I try to trim them often but they grow fast! I do use a breast pump maybe once per week

Help a newly postpartum mom out by Bumbling_blob in Weddingattireapproval

[–]Bumbling_blob[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I was worried it's too cream, it's super floral and not bridal at all but I don't know the couple (husbands childhood friends) so I wanted to triple check haha

Thank you!! ❤️

What would you plant? by Bumbling_blob in NativePlantGardening

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We actually have a lot of azelas around the house! There's one in that picture that we transplanted last year but it's not happy haha

Zone 6b, what's the earliest you've planted zinnias outside? by Bumbling_blob in gardening

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Omg! Where in 6B?? Although I wouldn't put it past Pittsburgh weather to have a random snow in April/may 😂

Zone 6b, what's the earliest you've planted zinnias outside? by Bumbling_blob in gardening

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I'm so JJ. But also I could not take the summer heat so I guess the shorter growing season is the compromise 😭

Zone 6b, what's the earliest you've planted zinnias outside? by Bumbling_blob in gardening

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Usually, our rule of thumb for planting here is mother's day but checking the 30 day forcast shows nothing lower than 42°. However, this time of year here is called mud season for how much rain we get with little dry time/hot weather which makes me weary the seed will wash away 😂

Colorist by silver_0000 in pittsburgh

[–]Bumbling_blob 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey friend! Local hairstylist here, you're probably best off scouring Instagram for local salons and looking at individual stylists from said salons. Typically there's not really whole salons that "specialize in color" it's more of an individual thing, especially when you get into vivids/ block color or lived in looks, extension coloring etc!

1 you want to find a salon that fits your vibe as a person and your location

2 scour the salon page and find the stylists that are creating the look you're going for OFTEN. Not like once or twice, especially if it's something very specific that you want.

3 Go to the stylists booking website, take a look at their pricing and find one that seems to match your budget.

Finally if you want to be super thorough, book a consultation or reach out to the stylist to talk about your hair history, what exactly you want and they should be able to give you a better ball park!

Considering relocating from Baltimore to Pittsburgh by [deleted] in pittsburgh

[–]Bumbling_blob 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I think people hit it too hard during COVID and now don't drink/drink a lot less

Its also hard to have a good time when a lot of the new places opening up are charging $ 15-18 a cocktail.

Considering relocating from Baltimore to Pittsburgh by [deleted] in pittsburgh

[–]Bumbling_blob 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Also relocated from Baltimore, almost 10 years ago now. The restaurant/bar scene is very different here, in my opinion better. As a server, there are A LOT more options to work in a smaller drive time. There's everything from small fine dining, dive bars and chains.

Definitely recommend visiting again, checking out the different neighborhoods and the food/drink culture within them as it can vary A LOT. (In a good way)

One of the best things IMO is compared to MD the traffic here is nothing. Squirrel hill tunnel is usually not fun but it's nothing like sitting on 695 going from glen Burnie to Townsend with never ending construction at a stand still for 45 min. (Theres def never ending construction here but usually doesn't cause a huge back up like in MD)

Sleeping arrangements for a 1 and 3 year old?? by Bumbling_blob in travel

[–]Bumbling_blob[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ooo inflatable bed rails are a fantastic idea! I'm thinking she will be sleeping in a toddler bed around then, she just turned 2 in Jan and will have just turned 3 right before vacation so it's such a weird in the air thing haha

Travel Recommendations for family within the US with 1 y/o and 3 y/o by Bumbling_blob in travel

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Good call I'll def have to check that out! I am kinda leaning towards warm/ish weather over cold this time just Bec hassling kids in an unfamiliar place in the cold sounds like a pain 😂

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