Saturday, May 15, 2010

Is it ok??

I'm wanting to soak in a warm bath for a while because I'm pretty stressed out. My husband bought me a new bath set with bath salts that have honeysuckle in them. Is it ok to use bath salts while pregnant?? I'm almost 23 weeks.

Is it ok??
Yes, that is totally fine to use. It won't harm you or the baby. Mostly the only thing with using stuff like like that during pregnancy is that it can increase the rick of a vaginal infection just because it throw of the PH of the vagina which is already more likely during pregnancy.








Just remember, warm, not hot


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Enjoy your bath!
Reply:I dont see a problem with it. Read the box... if it says anything about pregnant women then dont do it!
Reply:sure, but make sure the bath is not too hot and get out immediately if you start feeling sick. i dont mean to ruin your bath, but take temperature seriously and i guess relax!
Reply:Not suppose to use bath salts while pregnant.I can't remember exactly why but you can ask your OB.
Reply:Of course!
Reply:yes of course
Reply:Your early enough right now that you could use them without risk of infection..further down the road I would say no!





But tonight..SOAK away!
Reply:Yes
Reply:Some will say yes and some will say no. I would say yes that you are early enough you don't have to worry about any infection or your water breaking.


Scented oils, salts, and soaps are a little controversial.


To earthward by robert frost?

i sorta get it but i want to know why he wrote it, under what conditions, etc... and what does it relate to?


please include book or web resources








LOVE at the lips was touch


As sweet as I could bear;


And once that seemed too much;


I lived on air


That crossed me from sweet things,


The flow of- was it musk


From hidden grapevine springs


Down hill at dusk?


I had the swirl and ache


From sprays of honeysuckle


That when they're gathered shake


Dew on the knuckle.


I craved strong sweets, but those


Seemed strong when I was young;


The petal of the rose


It was that stung.


Now no joy but lacks salt


That is not dashed with pain


And weariness and fault;


I crave the stain


Of tears, the aftermark


Of almost too much love,


The sweet of bitter bark


And burning clove.


When stiff and sore and scarred


I take away my hand


From leaning on it hard


In grass and sand,


The hurt is not enough:


I long for weight and strength


To feel the earth as rough


To all my length.

To earthward by robert frost?
He is describing his own exhilaration of falling in love. The French artists did that with lovers floating. You too will find that when you fall in love, it feels as if you are walking along two feet off the ground. Being in love is so beautiful it hurts. The gentle rose petals prick, not the thorns. Things are not as they normally are. the world has changed. Musk was a very exhilarating perfume, now no longer available but whose effect was rather like amyl nitrate, but long lasting.





The perfumes make him heady. The practicality is that his blood pressure has dropped and he feels giddy. He wants to lay down with his lover but, how can he, he is so buoyed up?
Reply:you could do this search faster than I can look it up and give it to you. type analysis: To Earthward by Robert Frost, and define: enjambment %26lt;accurate use of that word wins an A on any paper!


For guys: what is your favorite perfume smell on girls?

vanilla, strawberry, sweet pea, rasberry, grapefruit, honeysuckle, cherry blossoms, to name a few.





and i'm saying a mild smell, not overpoweringly disgusting.

For guys: what is your favorite perfume smell on girls?
Vanilla is the smell of stripper, so if your boyfriend/husband says he likes that. Then what he means is I miss the strip club. Just a little FYI
Reply:Beautiful by Estee Lauder is good and not too expensive. It has a light and sweet smell.....
Reply:My wife used to use Emeraude. She can't find it any more but it was soft, sexy, in general great stuff.
Reply:nothing


maybe a little baby powder
Reply:I love Taboo! It's not overpowering but really sexy smelling.
Reply:tequilla
Reply:Chanel 5 has always been one of my favorite
Reply:anything!...that doesnt smell like tampax...

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Vote~~~~~ for bath's and body works favorite scent?

A White Honeysuckle





B Japanese cherry blossom





c sweet pea





d Moonlight path





E Vanilla








tell only which one of them you like.





also say if you liek the lotion, perfume, or anything else from the collection

Vote~~~~~ for bath's and body works favorite scent?
Vanilla!!
Reply:omg i would totally go with japenaes cherry blossom cuz it goes with lots of looks and smells great but is not overpowering
Reply:from those, i would say C. sweet pea [body spray] but my all time fav is Mango Madrian.
Reply:i like white cherry blossom the best
Reply:Sweet Pea. I like the whole collection.
Reply:F. none of the above. sorry lol. all the scents are kinda too sweet %26amp; strong for me





but i like bath%26amp;body works temptation, alluring apple. it smells like real apple %26amp; it makes your skin soft. midnite pommegrant is okay. %26amp; mango mandarin
Reply:B.





Perfume.
Reply:D
Reply:E Vanilla all the way


I love%26lt;3 This scent





God Bless
Reply:My favorite is Moonlight Path in a foaming soup, it smells so good!


Which Bath & Body Works scent is the best?

I want to buy my friend a gift bag from there but I'm not sure which one to get her. Here are the scents it comes in:


Velvet Tuberose


Japanese Cherry Blossom


Wild Honeysuckle


Sensual Amber





And if you could tell me what the first three smell like, I would appreciate it because I've never smelled those, but I do have sensual amber which is okay, but gives me a headache.

Which Bath %26amp; Body Works scent is the best?
Japanese Cherry Blossom is very old-ladyish


Honeysuckle is almost too sweet


I personally like Sensual Amber better than Velvet Tuberose, but both are pretty good
Reply:love spell is the best
Reply:what i love and my sister gets it, its called "Breathe Romance" it smells so good.


Ask one of employees there and they'll find it for you. i can't really explain what it smells like. but, if you ever get the chance to smell it, it smells awesome!
Reply:wild honeysuckle
Reply:apricot is good and melon
Reply:Oh man, this is so my forte. Where to start?





Coconut Lime Verbena, Cucumber Melon, Country Apple, Mandarin Grapefruit, Cotton Blossom and Sweet Pea are all good summer and spring scents





Winter Candy Apple, Warm Vanilla Brown Sugar, Brown Sugar Fig, Moonlight Path and Midnight Pomegranate are all fantastic for fall and winter.
Reply:i like cotton blossm the best. fresh and clean smell
Reply:Wild Honeysuckle--it smells great!


I have 100 feet of block wall I want to landscape and a 3 foot planter.?

I have some Cape Honeysuckle, a few Palm Trees, some garlic plants and daylilies. Any good ideas on how to arrange these and what other TROPICAL plants might be nice???

I have 100 feet of block wall I want to landscape and a 3 foot planter.?
IF you have all day sun shine or at least six hours of sun, you can do the following


(if this wall is in the shade, you have to plant only those flowers and shrubs that grow in shade).





Hibiscus are beautiful shrubs and come in many different colored flowers. This would be very pretty in front of your wall.





The honeysuckle can be trained to grow on top of your wall. But if you have a neighbor on the other side, you might want to talk to them to see if they want it on their side as it will automatically grow on their side too.





The daylilies can grow in front of the honeysuckle. After they bloom and the leaves start drying up, cut them to the ground. Go to a nursery/garden center and buy bright colored annuals to plant among the cut-off daylilies. This will take you through the summer months. Annuals need to be replaced each year. They are good for instant color or late in the season color.





You could also plant evergreen shrubs in front of the wall instead of the honeysuckle. Check with a nursery as to what shrubs are evergreen in your area.





Just about anything can be grown in your container. In the winter you will need to move it into a covered area or cover it with an all weather tarp if you have freezes in your area. You don't want the roots to freeze if you have planted a perennial (keeps coming back each year plants).





Before you plant, dig into the soil some slow-release fertilizer such as Osmocote. Read the directions as to how much. Water well. Plant your flowers whenever you wish. Water well.





If you have cold winters, it is too late to do any of this for now. Send for a free catelog of flowers to see what is out on the market now. Here are a couple of websites:


http://www.parkseed.com


http://www.burpee.com





Happy gardening to you.


Planning my garden for next year. Some help please?

I live in PA. When %26amp; how do you plant blackberry bushes. Can you buy potted ones to bring home %26amp; plant or is it better to plant seeds? I would also like to plant a honeysuckle vine to grow along my bushes. I bought one at a nursery a few years ago but it never took. Any advice?

Planning my garden for next year. Some help please?
I planted some blackberries this spring. You need to get plants of a variety (mine are 'Brazos') suited for your area. Call your extension agent or check with the nursery. I planted mine in a narrow bed along a fence. I am training them into the fence.


They grow at a moderate rate, and do not need alot of fertilizer. Mulch well around them, mine have serious thorns, and you would not want to try to weed around them. The thornless varieties were not recommended for my area.


They flower and fruit the second year on canes (stems) grown the first year.


I have grown honeysuckles in the past, with no special care. You must have gotten a bad plant, or mother nature threw you a curve. Try again.
Reply:black berry bushes are tempermental i sugest starting from seed if u do buy a pre grown you have to cut it back a lot and lots of water to make suer it lives you should use pre grown hunny suckle bet leave it in the pot and once it starts grow ing plant it in your garden
Reply:Buy them in the pots or as bare root. It will take years to get fruit-producing vines otherwise. And look for the thornless varieties instead of the ones with the awful stickers all over them. This will make for a much more pleasant experience when you pick the fruit.





And they are NOT tempermental, in fact the main problem you'll have with them is the fact that they'll spread everywhere.

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