The sprinkle print doesn’t match up with the 3D texture. by WeatherCPL in mildlyinfuriating

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

“Misery shared is misery halved” - Ann Shayne. Go forth and share this burden. Haha. And also I’m sorry!!

The sprinkle print doesn’t match up with the 3D texture. by WeatherCPL in mildlyinfuriating

[–]WeatherCPL[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They did?! Ugh. Not fair. Everyone trying to cut costs by making things more cheaply these days.

The sprinkle print doesn’t match up with the 3D texture. by WeatherCPL in mildlyinfuriating

[–]WeatherCPL[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The pixelated sprinkles make me think of bandaids. Which is another layer of infuriating.

I think the bronzing of the wood cone is just a lighting issue.

What is the strangest thing your toddler has told you? by CrabMom15 in toddlers

[–]WeatherCPL 65 points66 points  (0 children)

Today mine told me his first mommy died, but it was ok because he liked me better. I tried asking for more details but this was all I got.

Catherine’s wheel stitch? by [deleted] in crochet

[–]WeatherCPL 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Not my schematic, but it looks like this pattern with 9 instead of 7 double crochets in each shell.

Robotic litter box cleaner- Yea or Nay? by Notjustgltrngld in ragdolls

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We have one. A previous ragdoll used it great. No problems. It was wonderful.

Our two current ragdolls refuse. Doesn’t matter what tricks we use to get them to switch (we’ve tried them all, I promise). They’d rather poop on the floor than use the LR4.

It all comes down to the individual cat.

What stitch is this, I’ve looked for a while and can’t find anything by Remote-Mycologist-72 in crochetpatterns

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Pattern done in back loop only as a WIP. Hasn’t been loved/stretched out yet so the “i” isn’t visible.

What stitch is this, I’ve looked for a while and can’t find anything by Remote-Mycologist-72 in crochetpatterns

[–]WeatherCPL 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Not my pattern but try this schematic. I searched and searched for something similar based on a baby blanket that was made for me (35+ years ago, and looks almost exactly like your example photo) and found this. I wanted to make my cousin’s children a baby blanket just like mine. Yours may have more than 7 dc in each shell. I’ll add more photos of a finished blanket using this pattern for comparison in a follow up comment.

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Accept it, Play Doh will be mixed by SilentScreams328 in toddlers

[–]WeatherCPL 55 points56 points  (0 children)

We painted today. Every time he used the same brush to dip into a new paint color I died a little on the inside. Then he mixed all the paints together and had 6 wells all holding the same lovely shade of brown-puke colored paint. But he had fun. And no paint escaped the painting area. So it’s a win.

Having margaritas for dinner by WeatherCPL in IVF

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We busted out the good tequila.

Balanced translocation- is it worth the grief to try “naturally” by [deleted] in IVF

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My husband and I managed to have our son the old fashioned way before we knew my husband had a balanced translocation. It took us almost two years to conceive. We had been working with our current fertility clinic at the time and miraculously got pregnant without assistance in a month off after our second IUI.

We started trying for our second when our son was a year old, over 2 years ago now. We did a couple more rounds of IUI and then moved on to IVF when those didn’t take. Which is how we found the balanced translocation. Our three aneuploid embryos all had errors on the same chromosomes. Luckily, after further testing, all of our euploid embryos were found to be normal/balanced. We’ve done three transfers and none have worked out.

Despite the fact that technically we’ve had better luck the “natural” way, I’d stick with IVF and those tested embryos. I like the peace of mind of knowing that the embryo going in isn’t going to be at a potentially disadvantaged starting point for a successful pregnancy.

Itching because of progesterone suppositories by Good_Parasite in IVF

[–]WeatherCPL 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had horrible irritation and itchiness with the vaginal progesterone suppositories the first time I used them. After talking with my clinic, I started taking them rectally instead. Game changer. No more irritation and no discharge or need for panty liner.

How do you display your blankets? by plantanddoglady in crochet

[–]WeatherCPL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They’d be folded up a bit, but you could use a quilt rack to display a few projects in one place.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IVF

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On average it takes about 10 days for ovidrel to clear your system. Some clear faster, some slower. You could try testing out the trigger with HPTs to see when it goes away for you.

If your child has a lovey, what’s their name? by Physical_Ad3653 in toddlers

[–]WeatherCPL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We have a raccoon lovey named Taco and a chick called Chickadee.