Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

Goofyernmost

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I remember after my daughter was born (weighing 8 pounds) being incredibly annoyed when I returned home from the hospital to find I had only lost 2 pounds from my weight the day I went in. :cautious:
They must have had some very good food at that hospital OR you misread the scale. I don't want to make you feel worse, but, the baby weight was 8 pounds then there was the amniotic fluid and the afterbirth that wasn't there when you left either. At any rate either the before or after weight was incorrect, I'm betting. Or maybe both.
 

NYwdwfan

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They must have had some very good food at that hospital OR you misread the scale. I don't want to make you feel worse, but, the baby weight was 8 pounds then there was the amniotic fluid and the afterbirth that wasn't there when you left either. At any rate either the before or after weight was incorrect, I'm betting. Or maybe both.
Well I was having issues SEEING the scale before I went in (as well as my toes)...so...totally possible.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
What are the donuts on the left there in that first picture? Are those butterfinger?
It’s called Caramel Kreme Crunch.

From their website: Caramel Kreme Crunch. This doughnut has a rich caramel Kreme filling, is dipped in a smooth, creamy chocolate icing and is topped off with buttery toffee crunch.

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It is ridiculously good.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
By all reports, Barry and Honey Sherman were the perfect couple. Loving, and totally devoted to each other. All along, the family said that murder/suicide was inconceivable. Six weeks later, the police concur.

Double homicide. Targeted murders. Billionaires dead. Curiouser and curiouser.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...arry-and-honey-sherman-death-case-friday.html

Police tape and 24 hour around the clock police presence was finally removed today! Bodies found 12/15. I’m not sure how much coverage this story has received south of the border, but Canadians have been riveted.
 

Goofyernmost

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Well I was having issues SEEING the scale before I went in (as well as my toes)...so...totally possible.
In that case I am at ease predicting a 16 pound reduction in weight. However, that little 8 pounder grows up to in the hundreds of pounds and are sometimes still attached in some way or the other.
 

Songbird76

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I remember after my daughter was born (weighing 8 pounds) being incredibly annoyed when I returned home from the hospital to find I had only lost 2 pounds from my weight the day I went in. :cautious:
I was so sick with my 2nd baby that I ended up LOSING weight...I only gained 9 lbs in my pregnancy and DS was 8.5 lbs. The first pregnancy I think I gained a little more...but still not much and I ended up needing to lose like....4 lbs to get back to pre-baby weight. Or maybe it was I lost 2 lbs with the first and 4 with the 2nd? I don't remember, but I remember I did not gain much and I had big babies...DD was 9 lb 4 oz. I think I was back in my regular clothes 2 days after I had DD, and right away with DS. But with DD I had zero appetite and nothing sounded good. I had to force myself to eat because everything sounded so awful. With DS, I just couldn't keep anything down for the first 22 weeks. I lost so much weight in the first trimester and a half that I didn't have time to gain it back before DS was born. I don't recommend pregnancy as a weight-loss solution, though.
 

Songbird76

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By all reports, Barry and Honey Sherman were the perfect couple. Loving, and totally devoted to each other. All along, the family said that murder/suicide was inconceivable. Six weeks later, the police concur.

Double homicide. Targeted murders. Billionaires dead. Curiouser and curiouser.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...arry-and-honey-sherman-death-case-friday.html

Police tape and 24 hour around the clock police presence was finally removed today! Bodies found 12/15. I’m not sure how much coverage this story has received south of the border, but Canadians have been riveted.
Is this the pharmaceutical guy? Do they have suspects?
 

Nemo14

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That. I want THAT, please!!!
I was sick with DD for the entire pregnancy, especially for the first 7 months or so. She was a 9lb 8 oz baby and when they weighed me right before delivery I was 1/2 lb heavier than I was at my first prenatal visit. I gained about 4 lbs with DS but he was only 7 1/2 lbs.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Is this the pharmaceutical guy? Do they have suspects?
Yes, the pharmaceutical guy.

No suspects. Not that they’re saying anyway.
There was no sign of forced entry. The fact that their home was up for sale and numerous people had been through it is being investigated.

Things are just getting weirder. I’m happy to hear that it wasn’t murder/suicide though. By all accounts, they were a happy couple, devoted to each other, their family, and their many philanthropic activities.
 

SteveBrickNJ

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Happy Friday Night Everyone!
I'm missing my posting buddy @trr1 on the Games Forum. I also took a little tour through 4 pages of posts on THIS forum and I don't see any posts by him.
I'd appreciate any update from the man himself or any poster on this thread.
 

Songbird76

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I need to brag on my DS for a bit. I haven't talked about it much in this thread, since I haven't been in here that long and most everything happened before I came in here, but DS was bullied terribly at his old school to the point that we had to pull him out and were willing to homeschool him until we found a suitible option because he was not safe at his old school. He was diagnosed with Autism in October, 2 days before the carp hit the fan so to speak and we stopped sending him to school immediately, which could have gotten us all sorts of fines or jail time. Thank goodness the attendance officer granted us an urgent status based on his case so that we could look for another school to place him in where he would be safe and his new school stepped up and sped him through the acceptance process. He was 9. He turned 10 in December, but in a lot of ways he's more like a 7 year old. So anyway, he quit soccer and joined a chess club a year ago....he has been playing chess since he was 4, but only with daddy or opa, and soccer wasn't going well, so he decided to join the chess club so he would get to play more often and with other kids. He really fit in there so much better. So tonight at chess, he saw 2 boys picking on a little girl, shoving her, etc...and my baby boy who was bullied so badly jumped in between them and tried to get them to stop and ended up getting hit. Despite everything he's been through, he still had the courage to stand up for someone else. He came home in tears and refused to talk about it (everything we got, we heard from the chess instructor, who, knowing the history from his old school, thought we should know what happened), so he's more than a little traumatized and worried that he'll have to quit chess because he is afraid he's going to get bullied there now, too. But I don't think that will happen....the instructor saw the fight, broke it up, and had them all talk it out and DS wasn't the target, he just got caught up in it because he tried to stop it. I wish he hadn't had to go through that, but proud that he stood up for what was right.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I need to brag on my DS for a bit. I haven't talked about it much in this thread, since I haven't been in here that long and most everything happened before I came in here, but DS was bullied terribly at his old school to the point that we had to pull him out and were willing to homeschool him until we found a suitible option because he was not safe at his old school. He was diagnosed with Autism in October, 2 days before the carp hit the fan so to speak and we stopped sending him to school immediately, which could have gotten us all sorts of fines or jail time. Thank goodness the attendance officer granted us an urgent status based on his case so that we could look for another school to place him in where he would be safe and his new school stepped up and sped him through the acceptance process. He was 9. He turned 10 in December, but in a lot of ways he's more like a 7 year old. So anyway, he quit soccer and joined a chess club a year ago....he has been playing chess since he was 4, but only with daddy or opa, and soccer wasn't going well, so he decided to join the chess club so he would get to play more often and with other kids. He really fit in there so much better. So tonight at chess, he saw 2 boys picking on a little girl, shoving her, etc...and my baby boy who was bullied so badly jumped in between them and tried to get them to stop and ended up getting hit. Despite everything he's been through, he still had the courage to stand up for someone else. He came home in tears and refused to talk about it (everything we got, we heard from the chess instructor, who, knowing the history from his old school, thought we should know what happened), so he's more than a little traumatized and worried that he'll have to quit chess because he is afraid he's going to get bullied there now, too. But I don't think that will happen....the instructor saw the fight, broke it up, and had them all talk it out and DS wasn't the target, he just got caught up in it because he tried to stop it. I wish he hadn't had to go through that, but proud that he stood up for what was right.
Good for him. I hope things turn out fine.

Sadly, sometimes there are repercussions to doing the right thing. (If it were easy, everyone would do it.)
 

Nemo14

Well-Known Member
I need to brag on my DS for a bit. I haven't talked about it much in this thread, since I haven't been in here that long and most everything happened before I came in here, but DS was bullied terribly at his old school to the point that we had to pull him out and were willing to homeschool him until we found a suitible option because he was not safe at his old school. He was diagnosed with Autism in October, 2 days before the carp hit the fan so to speak and we stopped sending him to school immediately, which could have gotten us all sorts of fines or jail time. Thank goodness the attendance officer granted us an urgent status based on his case so that we could look for another school to place him in where he would be safe and his new school stepped up and sped him through the acceptance process. He was 9. He turned 10 in December, but in a lot of ways he's more like a 7 year old. So anyway, he quit soccer and joined a chess club a year ago....he has been playing chess since he was 4, but only with daddy or opa, and soccer wasn't going well, so he decided to join the chess club so he would get to play more often and with other kids. He really fit in there so much better. So tonight at chess, he saw 2 boys picking on a little girl, shoving her, etc...and my baby boy who was bullied so badly jumped in between them and tried to get them to stop and ended up getting hit. Despite everything he's been through, he still had the courage to stand up for someone else. He came home in tears and refused to talk about it (everything we got, we heard from the chess instructor, who, knowing the history from his old school, thought we should know what happened), so he's more than a little traumatized and worried that he'll have to quit chess because he is afraid he's going to get bullied there now, too. But I don't think that will happen....the instructor saw the fight, broke it up, and had them all talk it out and DS wasn't the target, he just got caught up in it because he tried to stop it. I wish he hadn't had to go through that, but proud that he stood up for what was right.
That's great that he stood up to them!
 

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