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I'm pretty picky when I shop for clothes. I won't buy polyester and certain other materials that I just don't feel as well in. I wear a lot of knit tops in part because they look okay without being ironed. Everything has to be easy to take care of yet still pass dress code for my job at a...

I'm pretty picky when I shop for clothes. I won't buy polyester and certain other materials that I just don't feel as well in. I wear a lot of knit tops in part because they look okay without being ironed. Everything has to be easy to take care of yet still pass dress code for my job at a...

I'm pretty picky when I shop for clothes. I won't buy polyester and certain other materials that I just don't feel as well in. I wear a lot of knit tops in part because they look okay without being ironed. Everything has to be easy to take care of yet still pass dress code for my job at a...

I'm pretty picky when I shop for clothes. I won't buy polyester and certain other materials that I just don't feel as well in. I wear a lot of knit tops in part because they look okay without being ironed. Everything has to be easy to take care of yet still pass dress code for my job at a...

I'm pretty picky when I shop for clothes. I won't buy polyester and certain other materials that I just don't feel as well in. I wear a lot of knit tops in part because they look okay without being ironed. Everything has to be easy to take care of yet still pass dress code for my job at a...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i> I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div> Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i> I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div> Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i> I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote></div> Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i> I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote> Someone posted a thread in the "adults" section some weeks/months...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Gnome</b></i> <br /> <br />I do once a month only when I see things like lint on the rug. I hate vacuuming. I am also not convinced it makes that much difference. </end quote> <br /> <br />Someone posted a thread in the "adults"...

It sounds to me like it is about 4 hours either way -- 3 hours of driving plus 1 hour of clinic or 4 hours of clinic -- but one way you are pretty much guaranteed to see your child get sicker and the other you are not. If you have another (better) option, I hope you don't go back to this place.

It sounds to me like it is about 4 hours either way -- 3 hours of driving plus 1 hour of clinic or 4 hours of clinic -- but one way you are pretty much guaranteed to see your child get sicker and the other you are not. If you have another (better) option, I hope you don't go back to this place.

It sounds to me like it is about 4 hours either way -- 3 hours of driving plus 1 hour of clinic or 4 hours of clinic -- but one way you are pretty much guaranteed to see your child get sicker and the other you are not. If you have another (better) option, I hope you don't go back to this place.

It sounds to me like it is about 4 hours either way -- 3 hours of driving plus 1 hour of clinic or 4 hours of clinic -- but one way you are pretty much guaranteed to see your child get sicker and the other you are not. If you have another (better) option, I hope you don't go back to this place.

It sounds to me like it is about 4 hours either way -- 3 hours of driving plus 1 hour of clinic or 4 hours of clinic -- but one way you are pretty much guaranteed to see your child get sicker and the other you are not. If you have another (better) option, I hope you don't go back to this place.

My personal opinion: Most "recurrent" infections are ones that never really got cleared up but only got knocked back enough to fly below the radar. If it really got cleared up, it shouldn't come back unless you were somehow re-exposed. For me and my kids, figuring out if and how we are being...

My personal opinion: Most "recurrent" infections are ones that never really got cleared up but only got knocked back enough to fly below the radar. If it really got cleared up, it shouldn't come back unless you were somehow re-exposed. For me and my kids, figuring out if and how we are being...

My personal opinion: Most "recurrent" infections are ones that never really got cleared up but only got knocked back enough to fly below the radar. If it really got cleared up, it shouldn't come back unless you were somehow re-exposed. For me and my kids, figuring out if and how we are being...

My personal opinion: Most "recurrent" infections are ones that never really got cleared up but only got knocked back enough to fly below the radar. If it really got cleared up, it shouldn't come back unless you were somehow re-exposed. For me and my kids, figuring out if and how we are being...

My personal opinion: Most "recurrent" infections are ones that never really got cleared up but only got knocked back enough to fly below the radar. If it really got cleared up, it shouldn't come back unless you were somehow re-exposed. For me and my kids, figuring out if and how we are being...