Special warning: this post may contain information about periods and such that may make some quesy. If you are sensitive to such information, please don’t read on.
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Back when we were originally having trouble getting pregnant with our first child, we suspected it was from halachic infertility. We received a lot of advice which ranged from sort of helpful to pretty useless.
Google Voice is amazing in of itself but what’s most amazing is that it allows you to call people from all over the US for free and to other countries for just pennies. Using Google Voice in conjunction with the Obi200 or Obi202 will allow you to have a traditional landline for free for life.
Quick Setup:
2.) Sign up for Google Voice here: https://voice.google.com/u/0/signup
3.) Setup your Obi200/Obi202 here: http://www.obihai.com/tutorial1
Now that you are all setup you can enjoy making free calls from now on!
** This is a letter I wrote to myself about what I would like to know before I experienced all my early miscarriages. Please keep in mind that each person will be different, and each miscarriage will be different. My main advice to you if you’ve experienced a miscarriage is advice that was given to me by a great friend. Think about what would help you to heal, and do that. Whatever it may be, and it may be several things. It could be anything but some examples are: a trip to visit a friend, seeing a therapist, or in my case: starting to work out, eating healthier, and writing a letter to myself. Also, open up and talk to your friends and family.
Being a tall woman can have its advantages, like being able to reach high objects and being ok with wearing flats instead of heels. But it also has its disadvantages like when it comes trying to buy clothes that fit, especially when shopping online.
This chart is my go-to reference whenever I am shopping online. Just wanted to share it here with all of you because it will make your life so much easier. Continue reading
Since my first Stitch Fix, I’ve received probably about 4 more. For my latest one, I posted a short youtube video of the unboxing. And after I tried everything on though, I realized I only really loved one of the items. Since this Fix had been waived the $20 styling fee, I decided to just return it all because I really wasn’t that happy with it.
So I got my own personal stylist via Stitch Fix and it’s made shopping for clothes SO EASY! I think you’ll love it, too.
Please use my link to get started and *they’ll waive your first $20 styling fee*: https://www.stitchfix.com/referral/7149939?sod=w&som=e&utm_source=mailto.
All you do is take a fun quiz to share your size, taste & budget and then a Stylist will send 5 personalized pieces for you to try on at home. Buy what you love, send back the rest. Shipping & returns are free!
Enjoy!
Vancouver is a beautiful city located near the coast on the southwest corner of Canada. The weather, temperature, and picturesque scenery is very similar to Seattle. Because of its variety of scenery, many television shows are filmed in the town.
Located just 142 miles, or a little under 3 hours drive, north of Seattle. Many local Seattle Jews like to make the trip to Vancouver occasionally mainly for the kosher meat restaurants.
We made a trip back in May 2015, while my husband was about to start a new job and our daughter was just a little over 3 months old. It was so nice to get away from home for a while and to see a new city.
This list is a compilation of toddler travel tips that were suggested to us by friends as well things that we picked up along the way. Though this list could be utilized for any sort of travel, we found this to be a great companion for our trip to Israel with our daughter who was almost 2 years old. I should note that most of the stuff we brought with us was bought from Goodwill or the Dollar Store, that way if it got lost we weren’t out a lot of money.
Recently our washer and dryer both broke down at the same time. So while my husband was at the store buying the new washer and dryer, he found out that the dishwasher I’ve been talking about for a long time was on sale. Turns out that the store also offered 12 months no interest payment plans and the total monthly price is the amount I’ve been saving monthly to buy this dishwasher anyway. So we bought it. And it was totally worth it.
Recently we’ve been reading Mooncake. It’s actually a book that my mom gave me from when I was a child. So I thought it would be fun to make moon sand for my daughter.
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