Exis007

I am willing to accept I'm wrong and weird for thinking this, but did anyone else notice this?

This is only a test

Okay, I might sound a little nutty here, but I'm going to try.

My kid had a sticker chart and he gets to pick the prize. He picked Jelly Donuts from Kwik Trip. He has, of late, completed the sticker chart and so today I went hunting for Jelly Donuts and I couldn't find any. Then I went to Dunkin as a last ditch effort to find some and nada. I'm in Madison, for the record. Am I:

A. Unlucky (try again tomorrow)
B. Going too late in the day (I need to get there super early in the morning)
C. Missing some unobvious path to the jelly donuts I seek.

To be clear, I'm pretty sure it needs to be red jelly as he tried the blueberry kind and was not impressed. Any help? I hate making a promis

Hi, I watched a tiktok about a book some months ago. I thought I saved the video, and perhaps I did and it has since been deleted, but I can't find it. I don't remember the title or the author, but I do remember a bit about the plot summary. It's recent fiction, something I think that's relatively new. If you know what I'm talking about, please drop me a suggestion.

A woman is having her life spiral out of control. She's been living in a careful net of cons and scams for a while, nothing like super formal but essentially taking advantage of people. She gets dumped by a boyfriend, leaving her to scramble to find new sources for her self-sustaining schemes. She's kind of a sociopath, or s

So, my kiddo is three and change. An important detail is that be broke his femur in March (slip and fall while my husband was mopping) and so life got completely topsy-turvey while we readjusted everything for a kid who was immobilized for the better part of two months. He's out of the brace and we're rehabbing the leg. Because I am a massochist, I'm also successfully potty-training him right now, because I figured we might as well use the gap between him regaining his mobility but still be grounded from a lot of outside activities to get it done. He's still on doctor's orders to avoid a lot of physical activities that might reinjure the leg. One thing that changed is we were forced to remov

Is there a way that when you're removing posts and comments on mobile that you can set the default option set to "Notity user va Modmail" as opposed to the current default that has "Notify user via comment"?

Right now, every time you open the form you have to click over to "Notify via modmail" for every removal. Is there a way to set it so the form defaults to that?

This is a test post, please ignore it

Please ignore this test post.

Thanks again to everyone who volunteered to moderate. We've selected several new mods from the applicants. If you reached out, I have your interest recorded and you may hear from us again in the future. By and large, participation in this sub was a major deciding factor. The sub should be up and running again shortly. Please be patient while I attempt to do 35 things at once.

Good morning (or wherever you happen to be in time),

Some of you will undoubtedly notice that the subreddit is operating in restricted mode as of yesterday. I want to apologize for that. We needed some time to discuss our options and write this post, which has been a struggle if we're also taking incoming traffic. We're in a bit of a situation here. For a few months now, we've been down to three people moderating this sub. At 3.4 million subscribers, that's too small of a crew to do anything but limp along in the most basic sense. We need moderators. We don't usually solicit applicants, but we're open to trying it.

What we're looking for in moderators:

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Please ignore it.

Thanks, Exis

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Hello all,

My son has always slept beautifully, so I haven't really had to do a lot of formal interventions for him thus far. By five months, he naturally settled into a pretty specific schedule. He's up between 5-6 AM, went down for a two-hour nap from 9-11, and then had another nap at 2 that could last until 4 or 4:30, though it was occasionally only an hour. Then he goes to bed at 8 PM. He just naturally had that rhythm and I followed his lead.

That went well until we reached 1 year and he started dropping the second nap on and off. Sometimes he'd need it, sometimes he wouldn't, and he'd go back and forth. When he skipped it, he'd be pretty tired and crabby by eight o'clock, but the c