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my teachers think im poor!?
i am a 13 year old girl and i just started my period about 2 weeks ago. my period is irregular so i never know when its going to come on or off and i learned this the hard way. it came on and was on for about 6 days then it went off for two days and i thought it was gone for the month but then it came back while i was in school and bled through my khaki pants and i heard the teachers talking about me saying that they don't think i can afford pads. i was so embarrassed when one of my teachers asked me if my parents bought me pads and when i told her yes she said meet her after pads and she gave me a walmart bag full of pads and said "us teachers chipped in and bought you these until you can afford your own" should i tell my parents?
The teachers are just showing some concern for you. Don't make a big deal out of it--even if they misunderstood.
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SUV Pet Pad Khaki $94.99 SUV Pet Pad Khaki |
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Token Franklin Laptop Bag - Khaki $165 Model# TK-444Franklin laptop bag is a business laptop bag that fits up to a 15.4 inch widescreen laptop and has compartments for your adapter, cords and accessories. The bag comes with a detachable shoulder strap and matching colored shoulder pad. Remove the shoulder strap if you want to just carry it in our hands or leave the shoulder strap to sling across your body. This stylish bag is water resistant and uses water resistant zippers to ensure your valuables are safe from the rain. The material is Ballistic Nylon (formerly used in bullet proof vests CM) so you can rest assured the bag is made to last and strong enough for everyday use.Fits up to a 15.4" widescreen latopPadded shoulder strap for comfortable carryingDouble reinforcement on the corners for durabilityTop carrying handleWater resistant coating and waterproof zippersReinforced corners and straps for storage of heavy books and items |
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Maxpedition DoppelDuffel Bag - Khaki 0608K $163.59 Maxpedition DoppelDuffel Bag 0608 on sale and available from our online store. OpticsPlanet, Inc is an Authorized US Distributor for Maxpedition Carrying Bags. The DOPPELDUFFEL Adventure Bag is a unique large travel bag that may be carried by hand, shoulder strap in 2 orientations, or with hide-away integral backpack straps. Two (2) internal padded divider can split main compartment into smaller sections. Features of Maxpedition 0608 DoppelDuffel Bag * Main compartment: 26" x 13" x 9" with two padded dividers * Frontal/top compartment: 10" x 7" x 2" * Internal pockets: 8" x 6" x 2" (two) * Side slip pockets: 22" x 6" (two) * Approximate Capacity: 3200 cu. in. * PALS attachment webbing: Top, bottom and both sides * Shoulder strap: Includes 2" shoulder strap, adjustable, with 2" shoulder pad * Backpack straps: Contoured built-in with sternum strap * Hydration: Can hold up to 100 oz / 3L reservoir (sold separat |
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Yoga Mat Bag, 25.5Lx9.5W-KHAKI $21.95 Yoga Mat Bag, 25.5"Lx9.5"W-KHAKI |
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Maxpedition Toiletries Kit Bag (Khaki-Foliage) $39.99 Maxpedition Toiletries Kit Bag (Khaki-Foliage) |
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Khaki Futon Pad with Wooden Futon Frame $536.4 Khaki Futon Pad with Wooden Futon Frame |
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Organic Canvas Messenger Bag by United by Blue - Khaki $89.95 This classic, durable, messenger bag will last (almost) forever. The classic, never-dated style and thick, waxed cotton canvas can take years of wear and still look beautiful. The rich leather details, handle, and shoulder pad give it a touch of rustic character. But the beauty goes beyond the bag. United by Blue uses proceeds from every purchase to organize ocean and waterway cleanup projects around the country. So your attractive messenger bag will add to the beauty all around you. Measures: 14.25" W x 13" H x 4.5"D |
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Khaki Medic Canvas Field Bag $12.95 Medic field bag khaki.- Size: 12 1/2 x 11 x 3 1/2- Large Compartments with flap- Adjustable shoulder strap- Color: Khaki Canvas Fastener: Zipper Gender: Unisex Designer: No |
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8" Thickness Futon Sofa Pad Mattress - Khaki $273.3 "8"" Thickness Futon Sofa Pad Mattress - Khaki " |
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Oilily - Russian Tale Diaper Bag (Khaki) - Bags and Luggage $132.99 Zappos.com is proud to offer the Oilily - Russian Tale Diaper Bag (Khaki) - Bags and Luggage: Carry all the wonders you encountered on your magical Russian Tale wherever you go with this enchanting Oilily® bag! ; This colorful baby bag is made of patterned polyester with synthetic trim. ; Main compartment holds several bottles, diapers, a snack and a few of your baby's favorite outfits. ; With double handles and an attachable, adjustable crossbody strap, carry by hand or over your shoulder for hands-free luxury. ; Side exterior zip-around pockets for immediate access to a binky or cell phone. ; Matching changing pad included. ; Flat bottom with protective metal feet. ; Top zip closure to secure your belongings. ; Lined interior features a back wall zipper mesh pocket and two front wall slip pockets with elastic on top. ; Imported. ; Bottom Width: 18 1 2 in ; Middle Width: 17 in ; Top Width: 14 in ; Depth: 6 1 2 in ; Height: 13 in ; Strap Length: 22 in ; Strap Drop: 7 in ; Accessory Strap Length: 54 in ; Accessory Strap Drop: 23 in ; Weight: 1 lb 9 oz |
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Independence Cosmetic Bag in Khaki by Travelon® $62.99 Our handy Independence Cosmetic Bag in Khaki by Travelon® is an excellent way to pack all of your toiletries in a compact fashion, keeping them organized and preventing them from spilling and ruining your belongings. When you arrive at your destination this bag hangs from any hook, enabling you to access your toiletries with ease! Features: • Material: Microfiber • Color: Khaki • Holds full size bottles • Loaded with pockets and compartments • Hangs open for easy access • Zippered front organizer compartment • Includes: mirror and Add-a-bag StrapSize: 14"tall x 11"wide x 5 1/2"deep |
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Khaki Star Medic Canvas Field Bag $12.95 Medic field bag khaki.- Size: 12 1/2 x 11 x 3 1/2- Large Compartments with flap- Adjustable shoulder strap- Color: Khaki Canvas Fastener: Zipper Gender: Unisex Designer: No |
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Dog Gone Smart Khaki Colored Pet Crate Pad $20.99 Dog Gone Smart Khaki Colored Pet Crate Pad |
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Tidy Up The Garden
With spring finally on the way, it's time to dust off those gardening gloves! Here's my top ten tips for a perfect garden…
- Trees and shrubs March is a good time for planting fruit trees and berries. When choosing new plants go for those with the freshest, plumpest buds, as these are raring to get growing. And my granddad taught me to add a good handful of bone meal – mixed well into the surrounding soil – shrubs and trees are long term projects and bone meal fertiliser will last over a year. If, like me, you have faith in a barbeque summer you might consider burying a length of garden hose alongside the roots of large trees to help watering.
- Lawns Compacted soil takes in less water, oxygen and nutrients – so for a lusher looking lawn aerate your grass every spring. You can use a garden fork – or even buy special machines for this but my good old granddad used to slip on his golfing shoes and go for a walk…
- Prepping for veg I firmly believe in growing your own, even if it is only a couple of pots of herbs on the windowsill. I also believe in an easy life which is why I choose to grow my veg in a raised bed. Soil doesn't become compacted (as it would if you walked over it) so there is no need for deep digging and my veg bed is waist height so there is no bending either! To prepare for planting in the spring I collect up a black bin bag of leaves in the autumn and over winter they mulch down to make great nutritious compost. Come March I simply spread this mulch over the top of the raised bed and lightly dig in using a trowel. Easy.
- Seeds Sadly I haven't inherited my granddad's green fingers – mine are pale khaki at best. I therefore stick to plants that are very easy to grow from seeds and swap my extra seedlings with friends who are more experienced. If you are just starting out I recommend tomatoes and lettuces – I start these on a sunny windowsill inside. I also find petunias and marigolds easy – and apart from being pretty these make great companion plants for your veg by warding off pests.
- Pots and containers If you are impatient to plant up your pots (as I always am) you will probably have been cautioned that late frosts will damage delicate new roots. You could overcome this by bringing the pots inside overnight. But as I'm a bit of a lazy lump I use old bubble wrap (left over from Christmas) to line my pots – making sure there are holes and tears for drainage.
- Hedges My friend Karen's top tip for hedges is to trim them before the birds nest in them! To get a straight(ish) top I push a broom handle into the hedge at each end and tie garden twine between them to use as a guide.
- Paths There is no doubt that a pressure washer is the easiest way to clear mosses, lichen's and weeds – not least because if there is a man around he will probably be attracted to the fact that most power tools resemble guns and take over! However if you find yourself with a mucky path, no pressure washer and no obliging male around then salted boiling water and a good stiff broom will do the trick. Karen uses Jeyes fluid but I prefer salt as although it may need to be repeated, it will not damage surrounding soil and is safe for pets.
- Weeds The best tip is to get in early. Weeds produce thousands of seeds at once – so once weeds go to seed you will be fighting the weeds from those seeds forever (think dandelion clocks!) Therefore if you have limited time and unlimited weeds your best bet is to concentrate on dead-heading any flower heads. I also cover large weed patches with off-cuts of carpet – this cuts out light, stunts growth and buys me time to get round to them. Don't dismiss all weeds though – nettle soup is delicious!
- Pests I can recommend three lively dogsfor keeping squirrels away from your spring bulbs but my granddad used to wrap his bulbs in a thin layer of steel wool before planting – the shoot pushes right through so the flower is unaffected. He also used washing up liquid as insecticide – I've checked this on the web and most sites recommend dissolving up to 1 tablespoon of liquid into 1 litre of water and you can add a few drops of vinegar too – put it in a spray bottle and mist the entire plant. Karen puts out clear plastic bottles filled with water to stop next door's cat using her flower bed as a litter tray – apparently cats don't like their reflection! She also catches slugs this way by adding beer. I must say this has never worked for me and I now use animal friendly slug pellets. I do try and be eco conscious but the slugs ate an entire crop of pea seedlings one year and now they have it coming. My dogs don't appear to be deterred by anything but I read today that pepper will put off most dogs so I'm going to give that a try.
- Garden furniture Mine made from teak which is weather resistant so I leave it outside all year. In the spring I scrub it with soapy water to remove algae – and if it's looking very tired and ‘thirsty' I treat it to a drink of teak oil. You can apply with a cloth – rubbing into the grain, but being a lazy lump I whack it on with a large paint brush. Do make sure your furniture is dry when you apply oil though – if you're impatient and apply oil to wet teak it goes black. While you have the soapy water out don't forget to wipe down the washing line – ready to hang out your sheets on the first dry and breezy day. I just love sheets that smell of the great outdoors. Sadly hot soapy water probably won't kick it when it comes to the barbecue. The best tip for barbecues is to scrape after every use to get the worst off – there is little point in cleaning until it sparkles because it will be black again after the next barbecue. If mine is very dirty I lay the grills and utensils out on newspaper on the grass and spray with oven cleaner, leave for 10 mins and then use rubber gloves and a scouring pad to clean off.
About the Author
We are four women who work together at Vax - the UK's number one floorcare company. We all love having a clean, fresh home and because we work together we find ourselves spending a lot of time either doing household chores or talking about them! We thought it would be a cool idea to pool our knowledge and experiences… and so the new We Love Clean blog was born.
Each month we share our ‘things to do' lists, top household tips and favourite seasonal recipes. And as we like to have fun too, we've got a few ideas for spending good nights in and great nights out that you also might enjoy. Visit us at http://www.weloveclean.co.uk
