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Originally Posted by LipstickLola (Post 227821)

We always got an orange and an apple in our stockings when I was little, I still do this for my youngin's :)

We do this, have for generations. Only.... we also get one fruit or veggi of our choice, last year my kids picked brussle sprouts.

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 227884)

Yes, just tap water, but I understand that a lot of people use vinegar/water for cleaning. Before I use it I always vacuum the dust up first.

I am curious as to why there continues to be some sort of residue on your floor. Could the flooring have been ruined by a product someone used on the floor? If so, then I'm not sure it matters what you use (like changing to steam) making a difference. Doesn't Just G put floors in for a living...maybe you need to take a pic and send it to someone/bring it into a store....you said you have tried a lot of products. I mean, what could explain the cloudiness?

ETA: I am doing ok....I will PM you.

I'm thinking that since if I handwash and dry the floors they look passable, they're probably not completely ruined. I'm not super invested in how they look, I guess - this is just a rental and one day the floors will be someone else's problem. It's just a little embarrassing for me that they look kinda dirty all the time even when they're not.

EVERYBODY - WE WILL NOW STOP DERAILING THIS THREAD TO TALK ABOUT MY FLOORS! I PROMISE! <3

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Originally Posted by betenoire (Post 227806)

I want Nick to wash, fold, and put away all of my laundry. I also want him to reorganise the debacle that is more commonly known as the kitchen cupboards.

And I want a Shark Steam-Vac thingy.

This is even nicer than the Shark Steam-Vac

https://hooverfloormate.ptsfloorcare...FYNl7AodEW_YGg

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Originally Posted by betenoire (Post 227889)

Yes, makes sense. I would try it without the vinegar first, and would use distilled or purified water, just to keep the water as "pure" as possible (since you don't really know what it is in the products that is creating the cloudiness)

And yes we will stop derailing.

And yes to my gf (who may come across this at some point), I am aware that I do nothing now and you are awesome and the one who always does the floors, but it is not like I have no memory of it! lol

I was thinking about it and I came up with a X-mas gift idea.
(Although I am sure blackboot will be sad that my gift idea has nothing to do with jewelry)

I would like a 15 minute phone conversation with Dr. Ben Barres.
Ok, I know the guy is super busy so I would settle for an email.

If you are reading this, Dr. Barres... MAKE MY CHRISTMAS!!

But seriously-- I have some questions regarding your July 2006 Nature article and how I can use it in my own work. Elementary questions, but it sure would be nice to get your take on it. :)

Yup... there is my little holiday wish,

~CF

It's not much.....but I don't require much......sometimes. :angel:

I'd like a new Roget's Thesaurus....my 1976 paperback version has officially fallen apart now.....

What's the synonym for thesaurus anyway? :eyebat:

Oh, ok.....and a marriage proposal.
I realize those are hard to wrap. :|

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Originally Posted by betenoire (Post 227829)

I think it'll work out well for me. The apartment that I live in has REALLY cheap laminate flooring and it always looks like shit no matter what I do with it. It's cloudy as though it's got, like, a residue on it (it had that when I moved in) and I've tried a dozen different products to clean it that were specifically for laminate and NOTHING takes away that cloudy residue look.

I have found that if I wash by hand and dry the floors as I wash them that it improves things - but that is not how I am interested in spending my time. I get the feeling that the Shark will be a step up from mopping, although probably a step down from hand-washing.

I have deep laminate in the kitchen and the Shark just can't get in there and clean well. I wish I had not bought mine. Thinking about returning it. It is not worth what I paid for it.

I would like a new queen sized bed with memory foam pillow top. And satin sheets and matching comforter. It would be awesome to sleep (or whatever ;) ) on a bed like that. Cats would like it too.

I just love spending time with my kids and their families; several little ones which makes it so much fun.

This year I will be giving all the children in my family some heirloom jewelry; something I had planned on leaving them in my will anyway. But why wait; let them enjoy it now. One piece I am very excited to give my granddaughter is an 18k yellow gold amyethist ring with several tiny diamonds. Her mother bought it for me for Mother's Day when she was 16. She saved for months from her first job. I think the girl will love it.

My oldest grandson expressed a wish to have a diamond engagement ring of mine; he said (when he was nine) he would love to give it to his future wife one day. I am going to see if he will have it mounted into a stud for now.

My oldest daughter is getting a strand of very nice pearls that she wore to her first prom with her husband when they were 15 and 16.

My other daughter will get the platinum ring with baguette diamonds (circa 1920) that belonged to my mother and her mother before that. My girl wore this ring as something borrowed for her wedding. Things like this with memories....Crossing fingers they love these!

I would like another Christmas with my Mom.....If I could have this, I would never ask for another thing. Ever.

This Christmas is about getting back to the heart of the holiday, so we're not doing fancy schmancy gifts and whatnot. I mean, if someone were to wish to send me a pressie, I wouldn't refuse.

That wouldn't be polite.
:eyebat:

Gift cards are nice.

So, we're going to have a lovely dinner and look at the sparkly lights and work on being better people for next year.

I'm thinking a family would be nice.

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Originally Posted by Diva (Post 228016)

Oh, ok.....and a marriage proposal.
I realize those are hard to wrap. :|

Don't they come in small, square boxes?

:eyebat:

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Originally Posted by Tranzman (Post 228030)

I'm thinking a family would be nice.

One sis in law, coming right up! Of course, this means you'll have to come to Austin for the holidays, you know, to see your brother, Organic.

:cheesy:

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Originally Posted by Tranzman (Post 228030)

I'm thinking a family would be nice.

I would like to be Your 2nd cousin, twice removed.....or You snarky Aunt Bernice with the pet goat.

Have You filled those spots yet? :eyebat:

That would be so nice. :) But then I'd be tempted to buy you circus peanuts for your stocking.

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 228047)

One sis in law, coming right up! Of course, this means you'll have to come to Austin for the holidays, you know, to see your brother, Organic.

:cheesy:

I'm thinking the snarky Aunt Bernice space is available. :) Of course you have to provide your own hand cuffs and could you please get that goat out of the living room?
You all really know how to make a guy feel loved, thank you :awww:

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Originally Posted by Diva (Post 228050)

I would like to be Your 2nd cousin, twice removed.....or You snarky Aunt Bernice with the pet goat.

Have You filled those spots yet? :eyebat:

For Christmas I want...

1. a certain girl

2. top surgery

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Originally Posted by Tranzman (Post 228030)

I'm thinking a family would be nice.

If you're in the market for a mean and eccentric Canadian cousin, drop me a line.

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Originally Posted by katsarecool (Post 228020)

I would like a new queen sized bed with memory foam pillow top. And satin sheets and matching comforter. It would be awesome to sleep (or whatever ;) ) on a bed like that. Cats would like it too

Kats.....we have this bed, and it's magnificent. Splurge....you're worth it! :)

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Originally Posted by Tranzman (Post 228030)

I'm thinking a family would be nice.

Since I have family I don't like or talk to, I decided years ago family isn't about blood relatives
With that said, I've made my own family over the years and enjoy them very much
I think many of us have found each other for that reason
It doesn't have to be a holiday to enjoy the family feeling
Come on down our way and some of us will show you a family built on love and mutual respect not blood

I'd like to see my sister once more. It is difficult right now to get a plane ticket that isn't outrageous. Even January or February would do. She just needs to hang on til I get there. And, I'd like to be able to send her one of those snuggly warm thingys that are cocoon-like because she is cold all the time. She could get into it and watch her daily reruns of Judge Judy while falling into her daily nap :lol2: I can't find this item cause I don't know what it is called :(

I would love it if Bet got her floor problem fixed before Heroine comes swooping into this thread. And Transman was delivered a family, sans gift wrap :tease: It would be nice to explore Miss Diva's relative family offer, too :giggle:

I'd like a pair of vintage grey flannel trousers for myself. A Christmas tree cause I love the smell. And, while I'm being greedy, a chance to stop at Wizarding World on the way back from Switzerland (where my sister lives) because I love Harry Potter, and to hold a certain girl in my arms.

That is all :rubberducky: