Actually, I saw her insult a guy's manhood once. :lookaroun
Sounds great.:sohappy::sohappy:Awwww, {{hugs}}. They grow up so quick...
It's great! It's soooo much bigger. Probably twice the size and just so much more open.
Yeah it's about 10 minutes longer. I end up getting here really early, but if I took the next one I'd be cutting it a little close. Plus I have time to eat breakfast and look at the paper when I get here.
Yeah...I know. Just proves to you...what is this world coming to? When we need Nanny Cams. The only reason I'd ever consider one is if I felt my child was endangered (like seeing things like an abundance of cuts or bruises...all the time) or if I was worried that person was stealing from me. But since I have nothing to steal...it wouldn't be much of a problem. :lol:
I guess nowadays you can't be too careful though.
Guess so...although the funny part was this lady said she didn't have access to the internet b/c my suggestion was to look it up on google and she said she couldn't...if she can afford a nanny and a nanny cam...why no internet? (Maybe she doesn't trust her husband! ooh!!! I may be on to something...)
That's why DD doesn't have them (DS does though).
I was thinking about Lasik... but I'd have to save up for that. So I'm still stuck for a year... I'm fine with glasses most of the time, but when we go out somewhere nice and on Sunday's I prefer contacts. Maybe I could get by with half of the lenses if I don't wear them often....?
That might work...
$650 just seems so much... especially when I want to save for Lasik within the next few years. I just don't know what to do...
Do you go with your doctor, or soething like 1-800-contacts. I'm trying to think if I can get them cheaper someplace else...
I've always gone through a doctor so I can use my optical insurance. But I know that 1-800-contacts tends to be a little cheaper.
Does your insurance pay for those lenses completey? Does $650/year sound about right?
