The other day when I was looking for a good YouTube video to exemplify the bridezilla I feel my sister is turning into, I ran across this fabulous six-minute video showing a bride who turns into the worst bridezilla ever over a hairstyle she doesn’t like.
The video is horrifying in a wickedly funny way. As someone who is dealing with the beginnings of seems like will be a massive bridezilla attack, I could totally picture this happening.
My sister is having a Michigan wedding next summer. Fully a year before the wedding, she started interrogating me on whether I would do something to ruin her wedding if I were her matron of honor, so I opted out of being in the wedding. I don’t even know where she is having it or what her dress looks like, if she is still having a castle wedding like she wanted, or she started looking at destination weddings as an option. I won’t find out until the invitations come, just like all the other guests, and it is a GOOD feeling!
Anyway, here is the video. I don’t know if my sister would cut her hair off in a major freak-out panic attack, but certainly I could see her losing her mind like this!
Of course, the video did turn out to be fake — the four women were actresses doing an advertisement video of sorts for a haircare products company, and none of them were getting married. The young woman playing the bride really did cut her hair on camera, though!
I’ve been interested in law ever since I took a philosophy class on political theory in college. It’s not the great laws that interest me-you know, thou shalt not kill stuff. It’s the little laws on the fringes. For example, where I live, there’s a sales tax: fair enough. But food is not taxed, since it’s a necessity. But restaurant food is, since it’s not a necessity. So what about a convenience store burrito? Taxed if you microwave it in the store, not if you take it home frozen, even though it’s the same burrito.
Cosmetic dentistry is another interesting case. Should health insurance pay for it? Health insurance won’t cover your makeup bill. But can a smile makeover solve real psychological issues? Most people would say you’re on your own when it comes to feeling okay about the way you are. Then again, in a lot of cases, dental problems cause headaches or painfully popping jaws. Physical pain seems to indicate a health issue. But what if misaligned teeth just make it difficult to eat? Sometimes it seems like a little sedation dentistry is the only answer. It’s a question of need vs. want, a question I think we could all benefit from considering.
I have been working in my restaurant for probably the last 25 years and have only made small changes in it over that time. The latest change I need to make is in the flow meter. The current device may no longer be accurate and it is affecting the quality of the drinks I am producing. It definitely will be a problem keeping my customers happy.
I am trying to determine which is the right product for me. I am thinking about the investment into a unit mass flow controller since I have heard good things about it from this company. There are so many unique products on the market, though, I am curious as to whether it is the best option for my particular need. Then, of course, there are some of the best the company offers including the ultrasonic flowmeters. These seem like a great fit for most of my needs.
Have you purchased any flow meters recently and if so, what do you suggest for the average volume restaurant? Definitely need to keep in mind my budget since things are already tight in this end due to the economy. I hope that I can find the best flow meter for my needs and get the business working even better for it.
The first time I learned what a Bail Bond was it was from Bail Bonds Fresno when my uncle got in trouble with the law. I was young at the time and didn’t really know what had happened and my family understandably never really wanted to talk about it afterwards. What are you going to do, bring it up at Thanksgiving or Christmas when all the relatives are back in town? No, no one ever wanted to talk about it.
Unfortunately for me, no one wanted to talk about it when I got in trouble either when I went out to visit one of my friends for a weekend that turned out to be a little wilder than we expected, thanks to a big party that got out of hand with some unexpected and uninvited guests, and a big misunderstanding. My family for whatever reason assumed that since I was at the party I must have deserved to end up in jail and was less than helpful in getting me out. Fortunately for me though, my friend had a Bail Bonds Fresno nearby that was able to help me. I was able to get out and avoid any further embarrassment or unnecessary and unfair accusations from my family.
As a long-time collector of dolls, books, and antiques, I can tell you that part of being a successful collector is knowing where to look for things you collect.
For instance, the vast majority of my dolls and books were purchased on eBay. The way eBay is set up, it is easy to get a good deal on collectibles, since auction prices typically start low, and bidders usually don’t want to pay top dollar. Knowing where to look within eBay is also important — I’ve gotten many a good deal by searching in the wrong categories.
You should also never underestimate the ability to find things in odd places. For instance, one member of an email forum I belong to reported finding a couple of copies of a very valuable, very sought after book at Goodwill — and how many people in that group think to check Goodwill for treasures like that?
Another possibility that is often overlooked is finding stuff at pawn shops. For instance, many pawn shops buy and sell gold and silver jewelry. Often when people need money they will sell gold for cash. You can get a pretty good price buying jewelry at a pawn shop, too; it all depends on the current value of gold for cash.
Collecting is really all about the fun you can have looking for items to add to your collection — and trying to find especially good deals!
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