Sore hips at night...sleeping tips needed!

sunflower23 · 2012-05-26T19:26:51.828623+00:00

I've had muscle spasms and a pinched nerve on my right hip for years from an injury and always slept with a pillow between my knees to reduce the extra stretch it gets overnight, even before pregnancy. I'm not sure yet how it'll go when I have a big bump too. :)

I have the sleep number bed and it really helps to be able to adjust the firmness depending on what my body is complaining about that night. Before that I used a mattress topper though, and that did help a lot too.

If you wake up sore, use ice on it. If you wake up stiff, use heat.

TheClerksWell · 2012-05-26T19:00:08.496982+00:00

Good job! Now drive safe!

When I got my license the test guy said, "Now remember, the car isn't a time machine. Just be late and safe." It really stuck with me.

normalville · 2012-05-26T16:01:06.939364+00:00

Anything can be scripted, it's just about deciding if the script will save you any time at all. :)

Clayburn · 2 days

Anyone who doesn't turn one in by the deadline is out...so it's really that you end up with 500 or so of the nerdiest nerds on the whole planet.

hypoboxer · 3 days

Sounds more like she was fired for refusing to follow the dress code requests of her employer. Repeatedly. During a single week of employment.

elandry · 3 days

Come join us over at /r/babybumps and /r/predaddit!!!

croutonsoup · 3 days

Whoa there, that's way too logical to actually work!

Rokey76 · 5 days

I've had good luck using http://www.victoriatire.com/. Brands you've heard of at good prices.

I had to replace the rims on my decidedly un-frugal 2001 Eclipse when the stock rims were recalled and I paid about $800 for the tires and rims from these guys. I've reordered the same brand of tires (Nankang) for each nail-filled road experience and never had a tire issue that wasn't directly related to some crap in the road.

TestZero · 5 days

Not because of lead pipes so much as because they would use lead cooking pots to boil down juices into syrup for sweetening food and drinks.

They used it in cosmetics too, so they were pretty much slathering their insides and outsides with lead-contaminated fluids and pastes every chance they got.

mingl · 9 days

You can also deduct the points you pay on your taxes. It will be included on the tax forms you receive after the closing.

DirtyWhoreMouth · 10 days

Do you live in a state with short term disability? It doesn't usually pay your full salary but it sounds like every little bit could help.

sophalope · 10 days

I'm sorry but if someone has a dumb dreams that will lead them into poverty you absolutely should discourage them. Blowing smoke up someone's ass so you don't shatter their soft fuzzy reality rarely helps them in the long run.

If you go to college and study basket weaving because you think you can start a basket-weaving company and make millions someone should really be telling you that's a bad plan.

sophalope · 10 days

"Easily" should be taken to mean "more easily than someone with just a high school diploma in a field where education matters".

Plus, college doesn't benefit every field the same way, it really depends on what you go to college for. Doctors? Lawyers? Teachers? Scientists? Engineers? Yep!

People need to do a cost analysis on college versus what they plan to do with themselves. Maybe you don't need a 200k degree to work at a newspaper.

blackdragon8577 · 10 days

If you're using a lawyer or realtor they should have mentioned it to you in advance. It should also be on the contract documents as part of your closing costs.

Before my closing the seller originally said she'd had the oil removed from the tank and gotten a refund from the delivery company. Which left me scrambling to GET oil. At the closing that ended up being crazy talk and I had to pull ~2k out of my magic money butt to pay for 400 gallons at the end too.

You'll need to buy oil at some point. It feels like a crisis but it's standard procedure really.

svenskafish · 12 days

While I like that you've made assumptions about my sociopolitical opinions, let's get back to talking about this totally bullshit article.

Did you notice that this same bullshit article was submitted to reddit 8 times in the last 24 hours? It stinks of astroturfing, which is both aggravating and makes this whole thing looks like a shockingly poorly executed propaganda campaign.

Further research into the topic reveals this woman to be some kind of armed militia activist, which would be fine if her lawyers didn't spam out this bullshit article trying to make her out to be a victim and an angel.

Now it's super shady and I think she was out trying to stir some shit and succeeded, and now she's trying to exploit the system for money.

svenskafish · 12 days

I'm actually amazed how there's no articles to be googled for this subject that aren't horribly biased in one direction or the other.

She's either a dutiful mother and innocent photography fan who was horribly abused by the police during a wrongful arrest, or she's an erratic right-wing gun-toting nutjob who was trying to uncover some FEMA-related conspiracy by breaking into a military base.

And an unseemly number of these articles are near-exact copies of the one written BY HER LAWYERS, including the one from OP.

svenskafish · 12 days

This article is incredibly biased. Plus it leaves out the important fact that she had been stopped at least once before at the same location and was told not to take pictures. Oh, and that the location is a national guard base not just an airport.

This situation seems like she was looking for trouble. That she came back repeatedly after being told not to take pictures is actually suspicious. Legitimately suspicious instead of "help help I'm being repressed!".

It's really silly to stop for a quick picture at a location you have been asked not to photograph while you're carrying around a gun and a bunch of cash.

webdevnooby · 12 days

Based on my current struggles with Mercurial, which are due almost entirely to wrangling a remote team inexperienced with version control, I would stick with SVN or Git for a whole team of beginners.

I'm not making a claim that they are better or worse, simply that there are drastically more visual tools and online tutorials for the other two systems and the ramp-up time can be much lower.

Komodog · 15 days

Hold still so I can claim you! No you hold still!

VeraLynn126 · 15 days

I finally understand why my Jewish friend's mother spent the whole baby shower (which was hosted by the Catholic MIL) looking like she swallowed a bug!

blackfuse · 15 days

I am telling you that is impossible AND illegal. It would also be considered entrapment if the prosecution or defense attempted it, and the judge would not permit them to answer such questions on the stand. Y'know, because it's illegal.

Your hypothetical situation shows a serious misunderstanding of the legal system.

blackfuse · 16 days

You can't be "tricked" into testifying against yourself. That is not how the legal system works.

If this was for some crime the OP was accused of the sheriff would have arrested him and brought him to an indictment hearing.

KoldStatic · 16 days

This reminds me of an Onion one-liner that was in their sidebar a few years ago.

"Plan to trap boyfriend aborted"

peer-reverb-evacuee · 16 days

I'm expecting my first all the way away in December and already told my sister-in-law to remind my man that either I get flowers or he gets all-day stink eye.

It can't hurt to do a little something. :)

EbolaNoodles · 17 days

Excellent pro tip!

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