I got tired of Eva chewing up her shirts.
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conulyAnd her pencils, and her shirts, and her bracelet of beads which is bound to fall apart sooner or later, and her shirts. I did NOT tell her that at her age, I gnawed on my shirts as well. I certainly didn't tell her I used to tear off the corners of pages in books for the joy of placing them against my tongue and feeling them dissolve. (I did tell her that Jenn used to rub glue all over her hands because she liked peeling it off. That seems a fairly harmless hobby, unlike the shirts.)
Instead, I caved and ordered her a chewy necklace, and now Ana wants one too. Well, if it keeps them both happy.
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Instead, I caved and ordered her a chewy necklace, and now Ana wants one too. Well, if it keeps them both happy.
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Almost a third of China's Great Wall has disappeared
In a Brave, Powerful Dissent, Justice Breyer Calls for the Abolition of the Death Penalty
Fingerprints change over time, but not enough to foil forensics (The summation is pretty much the entire article. I won't blame you if you don't click.)
New York bans 'poor doors' in win for low income tenants
NSA Employees Are Training Service Dogs While Working
How States Are Fighting to Keep Towns From Offering Their Own Broadband
Disgust dampens women's sexual arousal more than fear
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How should I get rid of old Barbies and Legos? (Takeaway: There are charities that specifically accept random lego blocks.)
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Years Of Pretending Netflix Cord Cutting Wasn't Real Is Biting The Cable Industry In The Ass (If you're convinced that the free hand of the market works because all players act rationally at all times, re-read the first paragraph, and maybe crack open a history book while you're at it. Or any book, really.)
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Date: 2015-07-01 07:29 am (UTC)I feel okay about the rainbow profile pics being studied, I think - I want my voice to be measured in that sense. I do try to be aware of how much data I give to Facebook, but that one felt important.
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Date: 2015-07-03 03:51 am (UTC)Mostly harmless
Date: 2015-07-28 09:46 am (UTC)My brother used to do this... but only because he enjoyed sniffing glue.
Re: Mostly harmless
Date: 2015-07-30 02:39 am (UTC)Re: Mostly harmless
Date: 2015-08-05 07:38 am (UTC)