Demon Doll

The first-time bride is 50 years old. She and her fiancé have been living together for years so they have pots, pans, etc. already. They don't have a registry.

It looks to be Arabic, but what does it say?

I started the NuvaRing yesterday and last night I got a bad migraine. I have had it all day today. I've had migraines before but this one is by far the worst I have experienced and my migraine meds aren't working. Have any of you ladies also experienced migraines while on the Ring?

Throwing an anniversary party. Invitations have gone out. RSVP date has come and gone. Some people have not RSVP'd yet. I made sure they got their invitations and they weren't lost in the mail or anything. I have let them know that I need to know if they are coming or not and they can text me, call me, email me, whatever is convenient for them to let me know whether or not they are coming. How do I handle this, since some people still haven't let me know?

Also, how do I handle "maybe"s? I understand if someone has a chronic disease or something and isn't sure how they are going to feel that day. But how do I handle the people who tell me that they don't know their work schedule or if they are going to have enough money to fly up for the event?

I'm stumped on how to word something... would it be "we would rather that you" or "we would rather you"? Which one is correct?

We adopted Reilly on January 6, 2013 from the National Great Pyrenees Rescue in Maplecrest, NY. My husband and I were told that he was perfectly healthy and our adoption contract says that he was heartworm-free.

In the first six weeks that we had him, Reilly has been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection AND heart worms. The NGPR are refusing to take any responsibility for the fact that Reilly's urinary tract infection was brewing before we adopted him (they refused to test him for it because he is male) AND that he has had the heart worms for at least a year. His heart is now enlarged, and his lungs and certain arteries are also infected with the heart worms. The president of the rescue told us not to get a chest x-ray until she consulted with her "medical team", which has no veterinarians, but a doctor who thinks she is a vet. If we had waited on the x-ray, it may have been too late to save him.

Bringing him back to the rescue is not an option; he is part of our family now and we love him. We don't want to sue the rescue because that would be taking away money that was for the dogs, and we don't want to do that. The rescue is non-profilt and all volunteer.

We have enough $ to cover his bills and meds. We want the rescue to apologize and admit that they are at fault.

What would you do?

My husband and I are renewing our wedding vows in June. We have everything we need so we don't want gifts; we'd rather our guests donate to a charity of their choice. I'd like to include a small card with the invitations stating this, but how would I word it?

Is he missing something in his diet or does he just want to set himself on fire? My silly 7-year-old Maine Coon does this every opportunity he gets! It doesn't make him sick.

There are fingerprints all over the screen.

My friend got an iPod for Christmas and we're both clueless about it!

Or something to that effect? I believe it's in Corinthians. Can anybody help my heathen self? What is the passage and where can I find it?

This is mainly for those of the Catholic faith.

I didn't get to see it. Thanks!