Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
Here you'll find info about artists, rumors, camping tips, and the infamous Roo Clues. Have a look around then create an account and join in the fun. See you at Bonnaroo!!
In the Girly Fashion thread on the sister site "www.infobury.com" I went through 64 pages of girly fashion and posted all the links. If someone here wants to grab it for Inforoo's girly fashion thread. Its totally KEWL TO SHARE!
See everyone at the Roo!
GAH that reminds me. I need to start quilting again.........
omg I am still a complete kariza-failure. I suspect maybe I'm too small for it or something.
Here's how I usually wear mine as a dress:
First, I tie the straps in a single knot above my chest so it wraps around your body like a simple dress. Some of the fabric will pull through the know too, but that's ok.
Then, I pull the straps behind my kneck and tie them in a bow.
Last, I pull the top layer of the skirt up and tie it under my chest. Ta-Da!
With any of these styles, it takes some work to get the fabric to lay just right and not get all bulky. Some of the examples, I swear are impossible to do without help.
So ladies and those gentlemen that pop their heads in: I need ideas for a 70s costume! We're having our sales meeting in March, and we're having a 70s/Disco costume contest. I could definitely use the money/x-box that is the prize so I'm trying to think of original ideas that won't cost much-- or any-- money. I want to be different and not go with the polyester Disco costumes.
Indiviudal or group ideas are just fine, but we're girls (for group ideas). So far, my co-workers and I have come up with: Charlie's Angels Josie and the pussycats Scooby Doo
If it was just me, I would possibly do something like Carrie or Cher.
Im glad there are some other girls on here who got their lovely karizas, then had a complete "FAIL" moment trying to get them to wrap right. I did the same thing!
I am not going to bother working with mine until a couple weeks prior to B'roo: A- Im on the P90X program, and I anticipate being a different shape by Roo-time, and B- I LOVE my karizas and if I continue to fail at putting them on, i'll want to return them.
I would also like to add that the background music for the "how to wear" section of the karizadesign website is pretty stellar. Made me giggle out loud in my cubicle just now.
Music Midtown'01'02'04'05'11-'13::Ultra'02'03::Roo'07-'16::ACL'10::AF/TheNational'11::Sasquatch'11::Voodoo'11'16::Counterpoint'12'14::Moogfest'12::TommorowWorld'13'14::MOEMS'13::Coachella'14'15::ShakyKnees'13-'17::MFGLASTONBURY2017
Im glad there are some other girls on here who got their lovely karizas, then had a complete "FAIL" moment trying to get them to wrap right. I did the same thing!
I am not going to bother working with mine until a couple weeks prior to B'roo: A- Im on the P90X program, and I anticipate being a different shape by Roo-time, and B- I LOVE my karizas and if I continue to fail at putting them on, i'll want to return them.
I would also like to add that the background music for the "how to wear" section of the karizadesign website is pretty stellar. Made me giggle out loud in my cubicle just now.
Hows the P90X workin for ya? I think I want to start that March1st. Ive heard good things about it
It's going good! The first week is KILLER. My body HURTS, but its a good hurt. In fact, I wore heels to work today, and my inner thighs scream everytime get up.
Im only on my 7th day, so I haven't seen awesome results yet. Im still in the "this-feels-awful-but-i-have-to-keep-it-up-so-im-tone-by-Roo" phase. But my brother is on day 35 or so, and he's noticed a difference in how his clothes fit, tone in his arms, etc.
So Im just keeping my hopes up - and in another couple weeks, I expect to see the same type of changes.
Music Midtown'01'02'04'05'11-'13::Ultra'02'03::Roo'07-'16::ACL'10::AF/TheNational'11::Sasquatch'11::Voodoo'11'16::Counterpoint'12'14::Moogfest'12::TommorowWorld'13'14::MOEMS'13::Coachella'14'15::ShakyKnees'13-'17::MFGLASTONBURY2017
Music Midtown'01'02'04'05'11-'13::Ultra'02'03::Roo'07-'16::ACL'10::AF/TheNational'11::Sasquatch'11::Voodoo'11'16::Counterpoint'12'14::Moogfest'12::TommorowWorld'13'14::MOEMS'13::Coachella'14'15::ShakyKnees'13-'17::MFGLASTONBURY2017
^^^ I'm thinking about doing that, but haven't met anyone in their late 20's that has one. I'm 27, and the boy and I know we aren't going to have kids for a while. So I really think it will be the best thing. Let me know how it works out for you.
I'm curious too. Really, the only thing holding me back is that I like being able to skip periods on the Nuva Ring. I'm interested to see how it works out for you.
Post by bamadancer on Feb 16, 2009 23:16:59 GMT -5
Well, the insertion was painful, mostly because I'm 22 (I'll be 23 in 2 weeks) and have never had my cervix dilated before. I did fine during the sounding...the first dilation really wasnt that bad. But then my cervix got angry and didn't want to open up to let the inserter in, and the doctor had to dilate me 3 times before the inserter got in. I had a bad cramp when the "arms" of the T popped out, then he removed the inserter and cut the strings!
So far I have had some cramping and spent the day in bed with a heating pad and ibuprofen. I should be back to normal soon though, and I don't have to worry about anything for 5 years! Although the insertion isn't easy, I would DEFINITELY recommend it to anyone. I have been on 5 different kinds of birth control and got fed up. My body is really sensitive to estrogen and I am horrible at remembering to take a pill, so 5 years of low side-effect birth control seemed like the best option to me.
Also, Clarity, the Mirena has a low dose of progesterone in it, so most women experience either lighter or no periods after awhile...
It's going good! The first week is KILLER. My body HURTS, but its a good hurt. In fact, I wore heels to work today, and my inner thighs scream everytime get up.
Im only on my 7th day, so I haven't seen awesome results yet. Im still in the "this-feels-awful-but-i-have-to-keep-it-up-so-im-tone-by-Roo" phase. But my brother is on day 35 or so, and he's noticed a difference in how his clothes fit, tone in his arms, etc.
So Im just keeping my hopes up - and in another couple weeks, I expect to see the same type of changes.
Awesome I cant wait to start it...I love being sore the next day from working out. And I dont watch too many movies multiple times, but StepBrothers is definetly one I can. Karma back at cha
So, I've been trying to find a vintage setting for my engagement ring, and I have been having a hell of a time. They are wicked expensive, no jeweler wants to sell them (unless they can sell you a stone too) and they don't fit modern stones without manipulation.
So, Squirrel (THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU) showed me a link and I think I've found the most amazing setting ever! And I want to ask you ladies what you think!
So... what do you think?
Oh, and in the most cutest thing ever said to me... the boy goes, "well, I'm not letting you wear your ring to Bonnaroo... so we are going to buy you a simple ring at Roo that matches your toe ring... that can be your Roo ring from now on." Our first bonnaroo together (06), we had only been going out for 7 months, and the first day there he bought me a toe ring and got down on one knee and put it on me. I've been wearing it ever since.
When I needed BC, I used the Depo Provera Shot. I loved it but hubby and I didn't expect that we wanted another baby, when we decided to have one last child, it took two years AFTER I was without the shot, to get Pregnant. Its definitely a great way for BC but for me, I wasn't able to get PG for quite some time.
Ok I just found their Canadian site. The AUSSIE dollar is much lower than the CAD so I'm happy! a skirt plus shipping is just slightly over $20. I wish they had some pants in stock!