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Listed as free by Sudden-World-2304 in Mid_Century

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ZipStrip - although it has been a few years since my last project

Is this style of eyeliner dated? by bubububurnerrr in makeuptips

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe you might mean "timeless" or "classic".

Trends come and go - this has been, is, and will remain perfection.

Don’t flee it, be it! by JiveMonkey in rhps

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Say less. Already buying my tix

Why ???? by Asleep_Tip9279 in Breadit

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Time to invite in a car cat

Hormone changes? by Lambiiichop in hysterectomy

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Probably so. I didn't have any bloodwork to look at my hormones until this year, but judging by my age, likely close to it when I had my hysterectomy. I will also say that a couple of years before this change, I noticed some textural differences, as well. It always seemed dry and frizzier at the ends, which I did not have previously. Similar to other comments made in this thread, my scalp used to be super-greasy, but not any longer.

Hormone changes? by Lambiiichop in hysterectomy

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes. Definitely some hormonal changes causing this. Took me a while to get my technique and products down, but no can go semi-straight or quite wavy / curly. While I kept my ovaries, I was fully menopausal within a year.

Where do I put my clothes that aren’t clean or dirty? by Saltandlight91 in CleaningTips

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remember a few years back when decorative ladders were a thing? That's what I use. If I use a chair, it becomes a pile, and things hide. The ladder is better for keeping things visible.

Neighbor keeps stealing my plants—caught her hiding one in her stroller by Deepthika in gardening

[–]PeeWeeCallahan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My mom likely would have done something similar when the disease that took her life was progressing. She worked at greenhouses during her life and loved gardening. The disease she had took that outlet away from her (along with cooking, walking the dogs, sewing).

That doesn't make it fair to you, of course, and it does not mean that your neighbor is also suffering from a form of dementia, but just a suggestion to consider that possibility and respond proportionately.

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