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I think their role in the story is really interesting, the transition family, first very much on the outskirts of the ton, now thrust in the middle of it.

With a foot in the Queen's salon and another in the boxing ring, a couple of the "new order" twice over, providing fresh blood and POVs. Now all the more so, with Mrs Mondrich stepping in as the New Danbury.

Unfortunately, this interesting potential is so undelivered for me. I really struggle to care, and I'm sure they're both lovely people, but a lot of it has to do with the acting. That "Your Majesty, you are missing all the good gossip" should have been so powerful and exhilarating, the Queen called out and brought out of her patterns

Confirmed release date on the blog https://ilona-andrews.com/blog/store-update-and-new-pub-date/

Water and coffee fast, had some Diet Coke on day 1 but actually didn't feel the need for it after that. I feel amazing, full of energy and, most importantly, will to do things. Motivation and "get going" executive disfunction fails are common for me, and now I just...get up and do the thing.
I have kept a journal of cravings and it's so empowering to see them all disappear as the days go on. Also, skin tags! Omg, unexpected but so, so welcome side effect: the small ones that felt a bit like sand grains on my chest are completely gone, and the bigger ones on the base of my neck or the sides where my bra rubs are shrinking and drying off.

I am planning to keep going until Thursday, and then

Hi everyone, I want to ferment a jar of this particular mix of veggies. I know vegetables take different brine %, like cauliflower needs 1.5-3% salt, and radishes, cucumbers and courgettes closer to 5%. I don't want to add too much salt and kill the bacteria, or too little and get icks in it.

So should I split the difference? Go for the higher %? I'm doing it in 1 litre jars and equal amounts of each veg. Thank you!

I'm loosing a lot of hair from a combination of genetics and also traction alopecia.

The latter is because I cannot stand the sensation of hair on the back of my neck, it overstimulates me to high heaven, including when the hair is short and I can feel the ends tickling all the time. This means I need to keep my hair long-ish and cannot really do the recommended low ponytail, loose braid, low bun etc, because I have that "weight and hair" at the back of my neck sensation. I also have slippery hair/ maybe weird head shape (?) that causes all hairbands to slide and fall.

I understand the mechanics of a high-crown hairstyle mean tension on the front hairs, but I'm hoping anyone has tips for a

I've lost 50 pounds since May with CICO and I'm very grateful and happy about it. I started at 361 and let me tell you, being close to getting into the 200s? Bliss! I also have an unrelated health issue for which the medical system in my country refuses to help (as in I cannot even get an assessment) until I have a normal BMI, so really the scale is all that matters for my situation, no doctor is going to care about "non-scale victories".
However. I cannot see any difference. My pictures are the same. I thought I was just biased and used to how I look, so I was kind of excited to get out my winter clothes from last year and see how much better they will fit me. They fit me exactly the sam

Are there any charms or bases or skins that can help me keep a hold of my bait? Every dang mouse I miss in the tries steals like 7 of my goudas and I'm crying out for gold, it's so slow to pile up for these trap prices. I'll be here forever at this speed. Thank you!