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I have always had this problem. Whenever I do physical activities and wearing anything kind of snug (supportive; skates, rollerblades, sneakers, ski boots etc) I am fine for a few minutes but then I start getting shooting pain through the outside edge of my foot. This is not the arch, it's the opposite. It hurts a lot and feels a bit like muscle pain but nothing I have done has helped; I've tried arch support type orthotics, gel insoles to help cushion, different types of shoes... the only time I can run and workout without pain is barefoot and most gyms won't allow that. Those toe-shoe type things are the same, pain. It is to the point where I feel like I'll never be able to get back into good shape because I can't run, walk, or do so many other activities that I could get into :( I don't want to have to get expensive orthotics and the only things I have found searching online are articles about bunions and injuries. I'd appreciate any advice.

I have found this on a thousand different wedding decor sites but none of them say who actually makes it. Obviously they don't, but someone does! I want to find out because I love it but I'd like to find a canadian retailer that will customize the hair color. I found a couple of people who do, but all only ship to the US.

http://www.daisy-days.com/showered-with-love-cake-...

ps. this is a link to one of the many many sites I have found it on.

I want my bridesmaids to have a funky, chunky kind of trendy necklace and earrings. That would be easy, except I also want it to be in my wedding colors, eggplant (any dark purple is fine) and shamrock green. My bridesmaids are wearing eggplant and my maid of honour is wearing green, so I want the jewelery to match so it kind of brings them together. I want it to be in the colors, as opposed to the silver that the shoes will be, to bring a little color to the neckline. Any suggestions for websites or stores that might sell what I'm looking for?

I bought a dress, it is Mori Lee by Madeline Gardner from the plus size collection (Julietta) style number 3072. Anyway, I love it, but I am not a plus sized girl and I keep seeing pics of this dress and my runner up dress in magazines, but the runner up looks better because (I'm sorry!) my dress is always on the same plus sized model. When I bought it I didn't know it was a "plus size" because it isn't, it is a 10 and it is gorgeous on. Doesn't matter what collection it came from, but I am wondering if anyone else may have better luck finding a non-model pic of it since I have had none. Thanks for your help!

ps. the reason I want to find a pic is that it is still at the store, so every time I see pics of my runner up, I have doubts about my choice. But when I put it on I remember why I love this dress. I need to not have to run to the store every time :) And the only pics I have of me are crappy iphone pics where it doesn't quite fit right.

I am having an appetizer party and I want to do toast bowls with raw ahi tuna and drizzled with a creamy sauce. Does anyone have any good sauces that would go well with that? I was thinking something maybe dilly? I don't want anything too spicy because one of the people coming (there are only four of us) doesn't like spicy. Any suggestions would be appreciated, but I'd rather have a creamy sauce than a vinaigrette or something.

Please no snarky or rude responses, I am really curious as to why so many people are concerned about tackiness and appropriateness of wedding things. I am not talking about "is my mini skirt and tube top appropriate for a black tie wedding" but things like "is it tacky to have both parents walk me down the aisle?" That, to me, is ridiculous. Why should we worry about what people have done in some areas of our weddings, but want to be modern in others? Also, why do people get so offended by stupid things, like a bride and groom asking for gift cards or money instead of gifts because they live 5000 km away from the wedding site and don't want to have to leave it at their parents' houses or ship it home? It's just a strange phenomenon to me, because we generally tend not to worry about propriety and tradition in so many facets of our lives, but then, all of a sudden, there is a wedding and everyone is worried about pointless unwritten rules that have been followed for decades just because they've been followed for decades. There is definitely something to be said for following tradition, but shouldn't it be because you like the tradition or because you want to have a traditional wedding?

I live in Calgary, AB and plan on getting married in Nova Scotia as my fiance and I are both from there. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions about planning a wedding long-distance. Are there wedding planners who will help with long-distance planning? I have family and friends there who can certainly help, but I'd love to use a wedding planner.

I am sure it is the same as in any of the cake mania games, but I am totally stuck on a level (been playing it over and over for a couple of days) because vampires keep coming along and turning everyone into vampires which changes their orders, and I just can't catch up. Any tips or cheats for beating those stupid bloodsuckers?