Ana has filled out
Jun. 8th, 2015 02:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulyWhich makes her immensely pleased, because now her clothes fit. Actually, now her clothes are getting too small, so I just ordered some new shorts and shirts for her. She made a valid point, which is that she should be able to wear some shirts without exposing her entire belly every time she lifts her arms.
So you know what this means. Today is going to be devoted to going through the newly clean laundry and ditching all the clothes that don't fit, are irreparably stained or ripped (or chewed through, and boy did we get on that kid's case when that happened the first time!), or that nobody really likes that much.
It's gonna be fun! (omigodkillmenow)
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So you know what this means. Today is going to be devoted to going through the newly clean laundry and ditching all the clothes that don't fit, are irreparably stained or ripped (or chewed through, and boy did we get on that kid's case when that happened the first time!), or that nobody really likes that much.
It's gonna be fun! (omigodkillmenow)
SF gentrification pushes lower-income residents into radioactive areas
Study: Kids can learn as much from ‘Sesame Street’ as from preschool
All-New Hawkeye, the ‘Daredevil Syndrome’ and a step back for Deaf readers
Some Evangelicals Take New Look at Bible’s Stance on Gays
Former Trader Joe’s Exec Opens Super Cheap Nonprofit Supermarket
Frustrated NSA Now Forced To Rely On Mass Surveillance Programs That Haven’t Come To Light Yet
Erdoğan concedes no party has mandate after shock Turkish vote
Turkey’s election is a blow to Erdogan and a victory for Kurds
Russian billboard advertising contraband hides when it recognises cops
Tool-Using Crows Overcome Their Lack of Pockets
Power beamed to camera via ambient wi-fi signals
China’s fishermen explain why they think the sea is theirs
Are Multiple Personalities Always a Disorder?
Telling Poor, Smart Kids That All It Takes Is Hard Work to Be as Successful as Their Wealthy Peers Is a Blatant Lie
Filthy water and shoddy sewers plague poor Black Belt counties
Haptic holographic display turns thin air into a touchscreen
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Kalief Browder, held for three years on Rikers Island without charge, has taken his own life. Browder was first jailed at Rikers while he was a minor. All but forgotten by the Bronx District Attorney's office, he was beaten and at times held in solitary while awaiting a trial that never happened.
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