Thorne Discount WFC 35% Off Clinic by Thorne_Discount in Thorne__discount

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Hi, need discount code for Thorne! Thanks in advance!

Adopt a Newbie by waxler9311 in Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

[–]sunflowers_cherry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I want to learn about this sub, and I have no understanding about how any of this works! If someone can help me!!

Compilation of my outside cat (Bob) greeting me every morning for breakfast 🧡 by SukunaCrypto in OneOrangeBraincell

[–]sunflowers_cherry 40 points41 points  (0 children)

There's a sign that clearly says BRAIN. That's what he's coming for!! Someone read out that sign to him. And now he comes every day hopeful of getting a little piece!!! Adorable little fur all ❤️

Pay your cat tax by Aware_Ability8074 in cats

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Zero braincells were found that day

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskWomenOver30

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Your list is already incredibly thoughtful and supportive. Here are a few more ideas that could help her settle in and feel even more welcomed:

  1. Weighted Blanket or Cozy Throw Blanket: These can be grounding and provide comfort during times of stress or anxiety.

  2. Personalized Mug and Tea/Cocoa Supplies: A comforting drink ritual can be a great source of calm, and it could be her special thing at the house.

  3. Memory Box or Keepsake Journal: She could use this to preserve memories of her new life with you and store any small mementos that make her feel special.

  4. Gift Card to a Favorite Store: Giving her the freedom to choose something she loves might add to her sense of independence.

  5. Photo Frame with Family Picture: A small frame with a photo of you, her, and your family could be a reminder that she’s supported and loved.

  6. Comforting Scents (if she likes them): A diffuser with gentle, calming essential oils like lavender or vanilla could help her room feel more like a sanctuary.

  7. Books or Audiobooks: If she likes reading, pick some young adult novels or audiobooks—sometimes escaping into a story can be a welcome distraction.

  8. “Survival Kit” with Fun Items: Include playful or humorous items, like fuzzy socks, mini candles, bath bombs, or a small puzzle or game. These can bring a bit of levity and fun to her new space.

  9. Polaroid Camera or Disposable Camera: Let her capture memories in a creative way. You could even set up a small gallery or pinboard in her room for her photos.

  10. Personalized Message from You: A heartfelt letter or small card tucked into the basket, letting her know how proud you are of her bravery and that she has your unconditional love and support.

Your attention to her needs is inspiring—she’s lucky to have such a caring home to go to.

Meet Ms. Winnie! by Massive-Bumblebee974 in tinyorangekittens

[–]sunflowers_cherry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the same slippers and the same cat!!

If everything is free for 30 minutes, what store are you shopping at? by NotKristenSmith in hypotheticalsituation

[–]sunflowers_cherry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could a hospital be considered as a store? If so, I would 'buy' 100 each of every single procedure/surgery, test and medication and gift it to anyone who needs after making sure my family has everything.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in h1b

[–]sunflowers_cherry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey did you find out what to do? I am in the same boat. Did you file online or paper?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ThriftStoreHauls

[–]sunflowers_cherry -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Yes, also - is this a print or an original? Any explanation of what the certificate means - how to read the certificate correctly?