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At the end of May the BF got a job with a certain radio internet company based across the country from where we lived. Two weeks later we're on a plane to a whole new world. Seriously, Cali is a different country from Florida entirely.

I was so worried that I would end up stuck in retail positions just to have a job here. I took a chance and didn't even apply for retail positions--even though I know I could get one. For the first time ever, I applied to positions that I could see myself making a career out of. #biggirlnow But I went through a two and a half week long interview process and just got word that I'm getting an offer letter tomorrow morning! This is such a huge relief as I'm clo

Apparently no one in San Francisco wears slacks? Skinny jeans and dressy tops are the norm in most businesses--from what I've seen at the three places I've been interviewing. How do you keep your skinny jeans from looking like they just walked off a high school campus?

I don't want to give up floor space in the bedroom for a dresser (not that there's much floor space to give up). I suggested a cubby system for the closet, but the SO really wants something with drawers--I just worry that even a low dresser will take up too much space in the closet (it's about 5x6 with no shelving save for the wire/rack used to make the hanging bar).

Suggestions? Preferably something in the IKEA price range, but we'd be willing to shell out a little more for something really worth it.

So. I'm moving from the east coast to the west. Movers are doing most of the packing and all of the heavy lifting. However, I'm not sure how they plan to pack my polishes. What if they just toss them in a box?!

Any suggestions for pre-packing them? How have you moved them before? I was thinking wrapping them in newspaper or something similar.

So. I was really late in grabbing this title. I got a pre-owned Day1Edition, but the code has already been used.

I was wondering if anyone had an extra DL code? Or knew where I could find things like that.

Thanks!

Thinking of doing a mix of the two anyways--developing a "uniform" and capsuling maybe 10 pieces on the side--but I'd like to hear from ladies who buy around/for either type. Suggestions, lists, anything will help!

Thanks!

Oh. If it helps. I'm 5'4", pear leaning towards hourglass shaped (just a bit shy of hourglass on top). I live in FL. The wardrobe (whatever style) will be working for office/office casual and dressy casual--basically an office job and university life.

I'd like a few more strange books to put on my shelf next to "House of Leaves" by Mark. Z. Danielewski

I've rather recently decided to learn the ADC role a bit more in depth. I've gotten the timings down and sometimes I even remember to ward. But I feel like I'm always OOM mid-fight in the early and/or middle stages of the game. I generally don't use my abilities to clear minion waves, and I try to make sure I'm weaving in some auto attacks while combo'ing down the enemies.

Suggestions?

Note: I generally play Tristana and Varus. Varus is the ADC I have the most mana problems with.

Thanks!

I can't really post a picture of the weird stuff, sorry.

So I naturally have medium brown hair, and I decided to go dark. The color looks great, but I'm getting brown stuff under my nails when I scratch my head now. Not that I'm scratching because it's itchy. I keep my fingernails longer than my fingertips, so running my fingers through my hair usually means they touch my scalp at at least one or two spots.

My scalp could be fairly dry this time of year, so seeing some skin would be I guess normal? I don't have dandruff, and my skin is freakin pale.

I just want to know if I've done something wrong. Or maybe this is normal? It's been many years since I had my hair salon dyed--and wh

I've done a few for myself, but I feel like I'm just missing something.

I get tip-wear very quickly--almost as if I hadn't spent the time wrapping them at every step! And they get a little lifty at the cuticle area, even though I did all the appropriate clean up and they weren't gelled to the cuticle to begin with.

Any kind of advice would be helpful! I really like the idea of the gel manicure because they're supposed to last two weeks (I'd honestly be happy with 10 days!), and it's about to get very busy in my retail workplace.

Oh. I have the Sally Hansen At Home Gel Manicure Kit. It's a little orange bean shaped light-thingy.

Thanks!

Oh. And thanks to you ladies who have suggeste