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Husband Asks Puzzling Question

Husband Clothes | July 15th 2008 by Holly Kay

I hope that title doesn’t sound too mean. My husband is being so nice, it’s almost like we’re in the dating phase again. I’m really surprised and very, very, very happy with things–so much attention, so much approval, so read more

Giving birth, raising kids, becoming an alcoholic.

preTzel's place | July 3rd 2008 by Paula

Carol Burnett once described childbirth: "Take your bottom lip, pull it as far away from your face as you can, and now pull it over your head." She was so far off base it is not funny. It's worse than that. Having given birth I can attest to that. I read more

How Many More Days?

Life From My Laptop | June 29th 2008 by Alyssa

With every pregnancy I’ve had, this of which is number three, I have enjoyed almost the entire experience. Of course the early days when you feel nauseous and dizzy were not fun but they were over soon enough, but the later days when the big d read more

Bank Of England Does Not Change Base Rate

LIFESALARY.COM - ARTICLES CENTER | June 20th 2008 by JBiggs

The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC) has decided to hold the base rate of interest at an even five per cent. The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC) has decided not to change the base rate of interest for th read more

Field Trip Aftermath

Taste Like Crazy | May 15th 2008 by Taste Like Crazy

So the “field trip” went off without a hitch…kind of. We got Tucker’s class fixed. We got lunch. We toured Labor and Delivery. I must say that I hope that the bitch woman who I initially had to deal with isn’t my nurs read more

Contractions

Language For You | March 17th 2008 by Mark Stoneman

In English we can turn cannot into can’t, would not into wouldn’t, is not into isn’t, will not into won’t, and so on. We call these short forms contractions. Contractions are for spoken English and informal prose, but never fo read more

Halle Berry Has a Baby Girl!

PopLife.biz | March 16th 2008 by PopLife.biz

At age 41, Halle Maria Berry is finally a mother! After an initial scare earlier in the day, Halle gave birth to a beautiful baby girl on Sunday morning at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. Halle Berry had a 7lb 4 oz girl at 10:17am Sunday morni read more

Halle Berry Has a Baby Girl!

PopLife.biz | March 16th 2008 by PopLife.biz

At age 41, Halle Maria Berry is finally a mother! After an initial scare earlier in the day, Halle gave birth to a beautiful baby girl on Sunday morning at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. Halle Berry had a 7lb 4 oz girl at 10:17am Sunday morni read more

Halle Berry Has a Baby Girl!

PopLife.biz | March 16th 2008 by PopLife.biz

At age 41, Halle Maria Berry is finally a mother! After an initial scare earlier in the day, Halle gave birth to a beautiful baby girl on Sunday morning at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. Halle Berry had a 7lb 4 oz girl at 10:17am Sunday morni read more

Braxton Hicks is the harbinger of a New Age...

holy crap, I'm pregnant! | March 12th 2008 by Bobby

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Happy Birthday Ace!

DadThing.com | March 12th 2008 by Jared

In celebrating Ace’s first birthday I wanted to write about the most exciting day of my life.  The day that Ace was born.  I started DadThing.com when Ace was about 6 months old, so his birth story has never been told here. Happy 1st Birthday read more

What can jasmine do for you?

Mystical And New Age Blog | March 8th 2008 by Loz And Wez

What can jasmine do for you? What can Jasmine do for you? Well it has many uses see the information below. Jasmine (jasminum grandiflorum, jasminum Officinale) Description : Jasmine is a perennial climbing shrub with fine small green or variegated l read more

Coping With TMJ Disorders

Fitness Equipment Solutions | March 6th 2008 by Lucy Jones

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain in general occurs due to the unbalanced activity of the jaw muscles, spasms and/or over use. Symptoms can become chronic and very painful. TMD disorders fall into three main categories: myofascial pain, internal der read more

The Birth of My Stillborn Baby-Part 1

Just a Cloud Away "Love Talk" | February 27th 2008 by giftsforloss

My husband and I could not believe Tanner’s heart wasn’t beating. When did he die? What do I do? Where do I go? Who am I supposed to talk to? September 28, 2003 at 1am the contractions started. This was my husband’s birthday and app read more

How to Get The Baby Out

Parenting Children | February 18th 2008 by Erinn

When I was pregnant with the twins, my last month of pregnancy was miserable. I was huge, sleeping, walking and sitting had become uncomfortable. Doing anything was a chore, I just wanted them out. This time around I am feeling great, besides a li read more

What do Labor Pains Feel Like

Want to know it | February 13th 2008 by Tom Banks

Labor is described by many women as the most painful experience of their lives. Labor is also called childbirth, labor or just birth. The three stages of labor are contractions, delivery and expulsion of the placenta. This article will attempt to ans read more

Premature Births

Parenting Children | February 8th 2008 by Erinn

While I was in the hospital they monitored the baby for signs of distress. They did various non stress tests and one sonogram to make sure the baby was handling the stress of my illness and developing appropriately. During one of these tests the nu read more

The beautiful side of birth

A Well Lived Life | January 13th 2008 by Carol Yeh-Garner

Hi-This is a video of a woman birthing at home & singing while having contractions/surges. It is amazing...what a wonderful thing to see. Her voice is beautiful...what a gift she is giving to her unborn baby...the peacefulness, tranquility, the l read more

What Not To Do!

DadThing.com | November 29th 2007 by Jared

It doesn’t take a lot of skill, or even smarts, to procreate.  Take a guy, a girl, a few pelvic thrusts, and whop-bam-boom…you have procreated.  Simple, right? Actually taking care of Momma before birth, and the little procreation afte read more

Speaking Skills Saturday

40s Singleness-Learn English Online | November 24th 2007 by lisa quirke

The next reduction lesson...Visit funeasyenglish.com for more on reductions. read more

Speaking Skills Saturday

40s Singleness-Learn English Online | November 17th 2007 by lisa quirke

As if all of the phonetic sounds in English don't make speaking it any easier, English Language Learners must also deal with word and phrase reductions. These are cases in informal language where words sort of 'run together' when they are being spok read more

Better muscle tone, than muscle mass

Naimp.com - Complete Online Articles & Resources | October 21st 2007 by Abi Xalmon

The key to muscle mass is a high enough volume of lifts to induce a bit of damage to the muscles. After the muscle is damaged it is important to rest that muscle enough for a full recovery. Ideally when that muscle is recovered, it will be slightly b read more

Reflex Points for Labour

GrannyXpress | October 3rd 2007 by Cynthia Zirkwitz

Today is the 100th birthday for Ed's deceased father, Theodor, and also the one- week-overdue mark for Theodor's Great- Grandbaby- to-be (our #2 Grandbaby). Marylen had a pretty good sleep last night. Yesterday we looked up a number of "natural ind read more

It's Versus Its: One Simple Rule

One Step Forward | September 13th 2007 by Mel

Today I address a topic surprises me at least once a day when I’m on-line: people cannot keep straight the difference between its and it’s. Even sites for writers include posts where someone explains to a hapless newbie, “Its the difference b read more

Relaxation techniques

Israel Doula | September 3rd 2007 by Michal Levy

I went to R. for another birth preparation lesson this morning. I was alone with her today, her husband was at work. It was the class about comfort measures and relaxation during birth. It was a really interesting because R. seems very into it. I hav read more

Your Versus You're: An Epic Battle

One Step Forward | September 2nd 2007 by Mel

One of the most-covered grammar topics out there is “you” versus “you're” yet it still ranks as the most frequent error I see. (“Its” and “It's” run a close second in this race.)As a hypothetical example, take a blog named “Your Fun read more

Contractions and ESL Speakers

Teaching ESL to Adults | August 20th 2007 by Debra Garcia

Many of my private ESL students are advanced level ESL speakers. Many come to me because they want to sound more like a native English speaker. Together, we work on many ways to improve their American English pronunciation and reduce their native acc read more

Dilating, Contractions and my BFF

Not Much More Than This | July 20th 2007 by Ann

Wednesday I had a little panic. Baby wasn't moving and she scared me pretty badly. Off to the hospital I went for a non stress test. She was very quiet but they did get a good heartbeat right away. They buzzed her little head and THAT woke her up. Sh read more

Reductions in English

Teaching ESL to Adults | June 15th 2007 by Debra Garcia

Many non-native English speakers think Americans speak really fast. While this may be true for some people, what tends to happen more is that native speakers use contractions (e.g., I did not = I didn't) and reductions (e.g., I'm going to = I'm gonna read more

contracted have

Separated by a Common Language | April 29th 2007

Months ago (I am a bad blogger), Brett wrote to ask:Can you enlighten me any further on the differences betweeninterpretations of "It's gone" in NA & the UK? (You can probably tell from the NA [=North America] that Brett is writing from Canada.) Bre read more

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