about 11 hours ago - 3 comments
I have been informed by some that if you host your UK domain within the USA, it can alter search engine results… Is this true? If no information is entered in Google Webmaster Tools, Google will continue to make geographic associations largely based on the top-level domain (e.g. .co.uk or .ca) and the IP address More >
about 17 hours ago - 4 comments
Im 30yrs old. Working in shifting and irregular hours. I have a history of hypertension. My parents has it.
about 17 hours ago - 4 comments
My father recently had to have a emergency triple bypass and Valve replacement and soon he will be coming home even though his progress is slow, the problem is my mother has dementia and it is getting worse quickly. She does not even understand or can remember where he is. She also can More >
about 1 day ago - 2 comments
I’d like to start a web page for a youth group, and put a link to it on the church website. For now it needs to be free. We’re trying new ways to get information out to everyone and let the rest of the congregation see what’s going on in the life of More >
about 1 day ago - 2 comments
My boyfriend and I are about to move out of my parent’s house, and I’m trying to figure out our monthly budget. Health insurance is important to for my boyfriend because he needs medication. Neither of us have a car.
about 2 days ago - 2 comments
i have eczema, and people say that taking fish oil is really really good for you because we dont get enough omega 3 in the first place, i get eczema flare ups occassionally and i wondered if fish oil really does help eczema and whether it would do any good or have any side effects, More >
about 2 days ago - 2 comments
I began counting calories (less than 2000 a day) and doing 40-60 minutes of cardio 5 days a week in late January, early February. I went from 190lbs. to 180lbs. by the beginning of March.
I’m looking to speed up the weight loss, but want to lose it long term. Not just “water weight.” I was More >
about 2 days ago - 2 comments
I am going to start going to classes at 24 Hour Fitness (the strength training and weight lifting ones). I just wanted to know if I should do my cardio before the lifting or after?
I want whichever will give me the best results for weight loss (which is my #1 goal and #2 is to More >
about 4 days ago - 14 comments
I’m planning to build a website but since geocities free hosting has shut down, I have to find another web host that is easy to use, navigate, has efficient web tools and has faster loading time. Could anyone share any web host sites and their advantages and disadvantages so I can compare which one is More >
about 6 days ago - 1 comment
I started reading food labels, and I noticed there’s a line called Cholesterol with a number in mg’s. How many mg’s or what is the total amount of cholesterol per day that is recommended for a 20 something female? Thanks.
about 4 weeks ago
The invitation should read that you, or you and your husband/family are hosting a luncheon for __________________(name) on March 4 etc. Nothing more or it will be tacky. Everyone will put 2 and 2 together.
Keep it simple.
about 1 month ago
I think you should go for “I am hosting a luncheon for my dear friend, Jane Doe.” People who need to know she is your mother-in-law will know it, and probably let other people know. You aren’t doing this because she’s your ex-mother-in-law, after all. You are doing it because you love her and she’s become a dear friend.
If dear friend is doing it a little too much, just the name should be OK. If you really, really need to let everyone know, include it in your speech at the table — “This luncheon is in honor of Jane Doe, who was my mother-in-law, but is now my blah-blah-blah.” And blah-blah-blah tells all the things she means to you now. A speech at the table is better than printing all over the invitations, “the lady formerly known as my mother-in-law.”
It just seems to me that identifying her as your MIL is more about your loss than your current relationship with her. I think it’s lovely that you keep in touch with her, though!
about 1 month ago
well apperently shes your good friend so thats how ild refer to her. please attend in honer of my good friend Laura on her 50th birthday. (example) If you put former mother in law it, It just sounds so uncomfortable and unpersonal.(Thats just my opinnion. I call my ex mol by her first name.
about 1 month ago
Just use her name.
about 1 month ago
I would just put her name on the invitation. To say that she is your former mother-in-law is not proper etiquette. It’s good that you have a close relationship. Anyone that attends the luncheon would know that you gave it for her. Relax and enjoy the luncheon.
about 1 month ago
It depends on why you are holding the luncheon. There’s no real need to mention your relationship to her. It can be something like this:
You are cordially invited to join us at a luncheon
in honor of the 65th birthday of
Martha Stone
Saturday, March 17, 2007
123 Fake Street, Springfield
RSVP to
This example is for a birthday but you can fill in whatever occasion you want.
about 1 month ago
Just use her name- addressing her as your former mother in law sounds tacky.
about 1 month ago
Just her name. Anything more would be embarrassing, if not insulting.
about 1 month ago
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