Flowers delivered to you at work/school?
A gift delivered to your home from the Louis Vuitton store?
Ben and Jerry's delivery man coming up the sidewalk with a dolly full load of ice cream?
Which would make you happier?
Flowers or vegan ice cream =)
Reply:definitely the gift
Reply:flowers @ work
so sweet...
plus making coworkers jealous is always fun :D
Reply:A vegan meal made especially for me. Flowers die and ice cream melts too quickly.
Reply:my prince makes me happier..... my saviour king, knowing he lavishes his love on me .............. then last but not least a gift delivered to my home from loius vuitton or any shopping store........
Reply:Flowers delivered
Reply:ben and jerry's !!! yay yum
Reply:flowers being delivered to me at work
Reply:Louis Vuitton because I'd sell it and buy another Chanel purse :)
Reply:Flowers would be nice!
Reply:Flowers delivered at work. It's nice to get flowers at home but it's better at work where everyone can see and be jealous. If it's my favorite flower = big bonus points!!!
Reply:flowers
Reply:flowers delivered to my work, that will make me happy!!!
Reply:Flowers, I'm a hopeless romantic. The cheaper the better-- I know, sorta weird( I mean, what girls doesnt' want big, fancy flowers?!) but to me it's just sweeter that way. (n_n) A nice card with them would be good too, but I'd settle for a secret admirer!
~The Otaku Twins~
Reply:ice cream definitely
Reply:OOOOooo... it's a tie between the flowers and the ice cream. The problem would be that I do not have the facilities to store all that ice cream all at once, but the flowers are much easier to accomodate.
Everyone is entitled to my opinion.
Reply:Why flowers? they'll die
Why eat? it's all going down the toilet anyways.
Gifts? totally.
Or maybe a kiss. I could use one. who wouldn't
Reply:Wow all of those would be amazing, I wish my boyfriend would even think to do one of those.
Depends, if she's into the fancy clothes/money stuff, then do the Louis Vuitton.
But if she's more into the simple things, do ice cream or flowers
Reply:Actually, how about a small trunk from Louid Vuitton half filled with flowers and the Ben %26amp; Jerry ice cream packed in dry ice in the other half?!
Reply:All of the above would make me happiest but I haven't had ice cream in like a year or two or three so that would be sorta cool except I might become addicted again and have to spend months at B%26amp;J anonymous. (that sounds almost odd)
:-)
Peace y'all
Reply:MMMMMMMMM, ice cream, the Ben and Jerry's.
Reply:ICE CREAM!
Reply:It's a toss up between the flowers and the ice cream....but I'm gonna go with the flowers.
Reply:#1 would embarass the life out of me and piss me off
#2 would be good if i could choose what i want
#3 i wouldnt have enough room in my freezer
Reply:Flowers delivered at work, it would make me feel special.
Reply:Gift from Louis Vuitton
Flowers die and ice cream is gone when I eat it, but LV is forever :)
Reply:2nd hehe i love me some LV
and i don't like thing sent to work/school
and ice cream only lasts until i eat it
Reply:I'd have to go with the Ben and Jerry's.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Eastenders - Arthur Fowlers antique clock?
There was an episode of Eastenders back in around 1995, 1996, and Arthur Fowler was in receipt of delivery of an antique clock. As the episode progressed, Arthur and Willy Roper (the guy that ultimately framed him regarding the embezzlement of funds for the 'flowering Walford' campaign, or whatever it was called) speculated on who could have sent him the clock, and why. As far as I know, this was never resolved. Ever. I know it's trivial, but it's stuff like this that keeps me awake at night. Please advise.
Eastenders - Arthur Fowlers antique clock?
chill out dude it's not the end of time
Reply:I wish I could remember. I loved the character.It was so sad when the writers killed him off. Still miss him and I also miss Nigel!
Eastenders - Arthur Fowlers antique clock?
chill out dude it's not the end of time
Reply:I wish I could remember. I loved the character.It was so sad when the writers killed him off. Still miss him and I also miss Nigel!
BrazilFlowers?
I sent flowers last Saturday via BrazilFlowers.com but I havent seen any confirmation regarding delivery completed.
Also while I was looking for an e-mail on the website i havent seen any contact details!!!
Has anyone sent flowers via brazilflowers.com before?
If yes please let me know otherwise i will be scared about my order?
Your reply will be appriciated.
Thanks
BrazilFlowers?
Call your credit card company and see if the
transaction took place. If so, note the date etc.
From the website.
Q. How do I know that my order was processed?
A. Once we have received you order you will be sent a copy of the information provided along with a short thank you note. This is done manually from our offices. It is your confirmation that we have received your order and that it is being processed.
If it's done manually that could take some time. They also have to rely on a local store to deliver. Find the name of the local store and call them.
Check the credit card charges again.
Reply:They will probably be OK, are you able to check with the person they were sent to???
Keep an eye on your credit card charges too.
Good Luck.
Reply:No have never sent any but looking through web pages I did find this numbers not sure if it is correct but try it and calling them and see if this is the right company.
Order on-line or call Service: 800.551.6656
Orders: 800.597.4489
If this is not correct maybe you can ask them for the phone number for that web site they maybe able to help you locate it.
Good luck.
One other thing if you can't find any information on them call you credit card company and tell them about this site and explain what happened and tell them not to except any charges from them. They will look into it and see if they are a reputable company.
DOGperfect makeup
Also while I was looking for an e-mail on the website i havent seen any contact details!!!
Has anyone sent flowers via brazilflowers.com before?
If yes please let me know otherwise i will be scared about my order?
Your reply will be appriciated.
Thanks
BrazilFlowers?
Call your credit card company and see if the
transaction took place. If so, note the date etc.
From the website.
Q. How do I know that my order was processed?
A. Once we have received you order you will be sent a copy of the information provided along with a short thank you note. This is done manually from our offices. It is your confirmation that we have received your order and that it is being processed.
If it's done manually that could take some time. They also have to rely on a local store to deliver. Find the name of the local store and call them.
Check the credit card charges again.
Reply:They will probably be OK, are you able to check with the person they were sent to???
Keep an eye on your credit card charges too.
Good Luck.
Reply:No have never sent any but looking through web pages I did find this numbers not sure if it is correct but try it and calling them and see if this is the right company.
Order on-line or call Service: 800.551.6656
Orders: 800.597.4489
If this is not correct maybe you can ask them for the phone number for that web site they maybe able to help you locate it.
Good luck.
One other thing if you can't find any information on them call you credit card company and tell them about this site and explain what happened and tell them not to except any charges from them. They will look into it and see if they are a reputable company.
DOG
Birthday present for 9yo niece?
My niece is turning 9yo and I am tired of getting her toys that normally stay in the box. What should I get her? I thought about a vermont teddy bear but I'm not spending $70-$80 on a teddy bear! I would send her flowers but my brother does that for her every year. Any website delivery ideas? Help!
Birthday present for 9yo niece?
book(s) there are so many amazing children's books these days. I believe it to be the perfect gift. They're something that can be treasured for a lifetime. Amazon.com always has great deals.
Reply:A lot of 9 yr olds are into Hanah Montana and High School Musical right now
Reply:does she like hannah montana?
or barbie dolls?
Reply:9 yr olds dont usually have much money...so whatever you plan on spending...buy a cute wallet and put the rest in ones...they LOVE it
Reply:chocolate?
sweets?
clothes?
Reply:my cousin is 9 shes turning 10 of coarse shes a
tomboy like me so she really wants a sk8bord.
which is cheap at wal mart lol.
hmm and a 9 yr old dont want flowers.
their kids C'MON lol.
try searching stores like
KB TOYS
or old navy
old navy a lot of kids like.
Reply:Get her a really cute unique little outfit. She'll feel super cool when wearing it and she'll be thrilled that it came from her Aunt. Don't go for toys, unless there's something she really has her eye on.
Reply:Something related to Hannah Montana maybe. That's about the right age for that obsession. Or you could take her out for the day. Go see a movie, the spa, or just shopping.
Reply:If you live close enough, then you could take her to the movies and for pizza (just you two girls) she would really like that and it would be something she would remember longer then the toys.
if you live too far away then why don't you get her a gift card for her fave store and let her go buy what ever she wants (also send her a little present as well as she is still a kid) -- For example, if your going to give her $80 then give her $50 on a gift card and get her some Hanna Montana stuff as well with the other $20
Reply:Go to www.cookiesbydesign.com
There are a lot of different cookies to choose and they come in a bouquet. They taste great and are adorable!
Reply:webkins
Reply:Why not a disney MiX Stick, it can be expanded to 1gig for music and it would give her something to have to runaround and jam out too...
link has many kid AND wallet friendly options :)
Birthday present for 9yo niece?
book(s) there are so many amazing children's books these days. I believe it to be the perfect gift. They're something that can be treasured for a lifetime. Amazon.com always has great deals.
Reply:A lot of 9 yr olds are into Hanah Montana and High School Musical right now
Reply:does she like hannah montana?
or barbie dolls?
Reply:9 yr olds dont usually have much money...so whatever you plan on spending...buy a cute wallet and put the rest in ones...they LOVE it
Reply:chocolate?
sweets?
clothes?
Reply:my cousin is 9 shes turning 10 of coarse shes a
tomboy like me so she really wants a sk8bord.
which is cheap at wal mart lol.
hmm and a 9 yr old dont want flowers.
their kids C'MON lol.
try searching stores like
KB TOYS
or old navy
old navy a lot of kids like.
Reply:Get her a really cute unique little outfit. She'll feel super cool when wearing it and she'll be thrilled that it came from her Aunt. Don't go for toys, unless there's something she really has her eye on.
Reply:Something related to Hannah Montana maybe. That's about the right age for that obsession. Or you could take her out for the day. Go see a movie, the spa, or just shopping.
Reply:If you live close enough, then you could take her to the movies and for pizza (just you two girls) she would really like that and it would be something she would remember longer then the toys.
if you live too far away then why don't you get her a gift card for her fave store and let her go buy what ever she wants (also send her a little present as well as she is still a kid) -- For example, if your going to give her $80 then give her $50 on a gift card and get her some Hanna Montana stuff as well with the other $20
Reply:Go to www.cookiesbydesign.com
There are a lot of different cookies to choose and they come in a bouquet. They taste great and are adorable!
Reply:webkins
Reply:Why not a disney MiX Stick, it can be expanded to 1gig for music and it would give her something to have to runaround and jam out too...
link has many kid AND wallet friendly options :)
Childhood Is Now Over By Age 11 could this be true?
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,3...
After reading this comment from a mother I am gob smacked that a school would allow this to happen, if true it is spectacularly ridiculous.
I have an 11year old daughter and on valentines day she came home from school in complete misery because she had been teased for being the only girl in year 6 who didn't have a boyfriend. The school had actively allowed expensive presents, delivery to the school office of bunches of flowers etc etc for 10 and 11 year olds.
Childhood Is Now Over By Age 11 could this be true?
I did hear something like that on tv yesterday. i think its awful, but it is i think a lot to do with advertising, kids magazines, and the parents.
to the person who said she "grew up" at 10, then all i can say is that i did enjoy playing with my Sindy doll when i was 12 or 13. we were much more naive those days, but are better off for it nowadays.
my 9 year old grand daughter came to my house last week and told me she had a boyfriend and she was going out to play with him after tea. i told her he wasn't a boyfriend, but a friend that is a boy. she was insulted indeed, and insisted he was a boyfriend. They are hearing all this at school, and they are not "with it" if they dont have a boyfriend. My daughter found a text on her phone ( which she only gets when she is out for safety reasons) from the boy saying he loved her and she had replied back, i love you too.
i despair, honestly!!!!
i played with boys when i was her age but it was just all friends together, which is all she is doing, they go out to play and then meet up with friends, or sit in her room listening to cd's. Just what she is doing with her female friends.
i would hate to be a kid nowadays
Reply:been like that for years not new news to me or my wife
Reply:Well that is a little wierd but in general, yes, I'd say I grew out of childhood at around 11 or twelve and that's the way it should be...none of us need to run around playing dolls and chatting on the phone about boys instead of with them when we're still 15 or so.
Reply:I dread to think how this world is going to end up, and what our kids will have to endure in there lifes
Reply:It's true in some places. Where I live it's true, and the infant and junior schools down the road are testiment to this. The kids are so unhappy.
My daughter goes to school where this isn't true. It also isn't true in the place I grew up in, we visit there and the kids are normal.
This does happen in some places, but again it's media making it crazy. If you don't want your child to be like this, don't raise them like this. If you read the article, it says how the parents actually encourage it - letting them do stuff, not having proper control. They are choosing to let them have make-up and stuff. I saw a 6 year old yesterday with a mobile. The parents allow the child to reject dolls at 6. I wouldn't allow it. I play with dolls with my daughter. We play together, with dolls.
The parent controls what the child becomes....not society.
I feel sorry for you and your daughter. The school down the road from me is like this. They gave eachother love bites, the boys held the girls down (that's as much as I know - there is more I bet), and it's an infant school. They were in year 1 - 5 and 6 years old. I put my child in a different school. If I was you, I'd think about it.
Reply:yah !!!!! its over at 10!
Reply:Don′t know what kind of school that was. Wouldn′t happen where I work.
Last week I was away on an overnight field trip with forty six 10 and 11yr olds. I was stunned to find a group of girls putting make up on for "the night time" and amazed to see that the contents of their make up bags were superior to mine!
It was face washed and straight downstairs!
Reply:I thought school was for learning NOT receiving bunches of flowers, which no doubt the kids parents sent/paid for anyway.
Schools should be turning away such deliveries and rules on uniform etc should be much stricter.
I despair of my peers!
Reply:wow that's crazy.
Here they just give little cards and candy!
But they also have a policy if you bring something you have to bring enough for the whole class!
Reply:well, that happens at my school all the time. we are all a little older than 10 and 11 but what can i say. it isn't like the 1950's anymore. back then it would be considered a crime to do something like that, but now in the modern time, well, its just like that
Reply:thats sad, my own grandson always does well on valentines day, this year he got 17 cards, hes only 2, valentines day is his birthday,
Reply:I agree, but I think its youger than 11 though.
Reply:It seems to look that way, girls as young as 13 get their eye brows waxed, but they are not street wise! (WELL NOT ALL OF THEM)!
Reply:Sadly, childhood is over long before age 11 for some children - and it's all down to us adults (directly or indirectly)
Reply:They must have no sensitivity at all to childrens feelings if that happened to her daughter. The schools and government and media are all at fault for this situation for their usurping of parents authority and technology for providing the means. Internet and mobile phones seperate children from their parents, they can talk to their friends all the time and have no time for activities with parents and so they get their values from their peers (or older kids they meet on the net), which are all about growing up and having the latest thing. Also some parents are happy to let the media and their peers dictate their lives and not let them be children sitting them in front of the telly because this society says mothers should work and full time motherhood is not valued. Its very very sad. I feel sorry for kids nowadays.
Reply:It is absolutely tragic that our childrens' childhood is being stolen. There are so many years ahead for make up, boyfriends etc but the childhood years are so short and precious.
I really think that there is a very sinister agenda here and parents really need to wake up and fight it. What sort of education system teaches its schoolchildren not just about homosexuality at age 11 but also that it is okay to have sex outside a stable relationship. More broken homes then, more lost, unhappy children of the future. It is downright wicked. By the time they are 20 they will look 40, tired and used.
A poster has said that it's grooming. It sure is and it is time that parents woke up to that fact.
No wonder our children are the unhappiest in Europe.
PS Shouldn't the NSPCC be looking at what's going on in our schools?
Reply:Yikes. I'm only 23 and things have REALLY changed from when I was a kid.
People wonder what's wrong with kids these days, but I have to wonder, what's wrong with some PARENTS these days?
When you don't teach your kids morals, or discipline, or to have self-respect, how do expect them to turn out?
Reply:State sponsored grooming. This country is run by some truly sick people. Children are no longer allowed to be kids. Why DO children have to be introduced to the concept of homosexuality at 11 years old? If you can't work that one out, well, think about it. In a few years we will have a lot of mentally ill, damaged young people, all to keep the wierdos happy
Reply:So sad but unfortunately nowadays true. I have a friend who is proud that her daughter is 'streetwise' at 9! I sent Valentine cards to both my children secretly for years so they would not feel left out in any way but they were a lot older than 11.
After reading this comment from a mother I am gob smacked that a school would allow this to happen, if true it is spectacularly ridiculous.
I have an 11year old daughter and on valentines day she came home from school in complete misery because she had been teased for being the only girl in year 6 who didn't have a boyfriend. The school had actively allowed expensive presents, delivery to the school office of bunches of flowers etc etc for 10 and 11 year olds.
Childhood Is Now Over By Age 11 could this be true?
I did hear something like that on tv yesterday. i think its awful, but it is i think a lot to do with advertising, kids magazines, and the parents.
to the person who said she "grew up" at 10, then all i can say is that i did enjoy playing with my Sindy doll when i was 12 or 13. we were much more naive those days, but are better off for it nowadays.
my 9 year old grand daughter came to my house last week and told me she had a boyfriend and she was going out to play with him after tea. i told her he wasn't a boyfriend, but a friend that is a boy. she was insulted indeed, and insisted he was a boyfriend. They are hearing all this at school, and they are not "with it" if they dont have a boyfriend. My daughter found a text on her phone ( which she only gets when she is out for safety reasons) from the boy saying he loved her and she had replied back, i love you too.
i despair, honestly!!!!
i played with boys when i was her age but it was just all friends together, which is all she is doing, they go out to play and then meet up with friends, or sit in her room listening to cd's. Just what she is doing with her female friends.
i would hate to be a kid nowadays
Reply:been like that for years not new news to me or my wife
Reply:Well that is a little wierd but in general, yes, I'd say I grew out of childhood at around 11 or twelve and that's the way it should be...none of us need to run around playing dolls and chatting on the phone about boys instead of with them when we're still 15 or so.
Reply:I dread to think how this world is going to end up, and what our kids will have to endure in there lifes
Reply:It's true in some places. Where I live it's true, and the infant and junior schools down the road are testiment to this. The kids are so unhappy.
My daughter goes to school where this isn't true. It also isn't true in the place I grew up in, we visit there and the kids are normal.
This does happen in some places, but again it's media making it crazy. If you don't want your child to be like this, don't raise them like this. If you read the article, it says how the parents actually encourage it - letting them do stuff, not having proper control. They are choosing to let them have make-up and stuff. I saw a 6 year old yesterday with a mobile. The parents allow the child to reject dolls at 6. I wouldn't allow it. I play with dolls with my daughter. We play together, with dolls.
The parent controls what the child becomes....not society.
I feel sorry for you and your daughter. The school down the road from me is like this. They gave eachother love bites, the boys held the girls down (that's as much as I know - there is more I bet), and it's an infant school. They were in year 1 - 5 and 6 years old. I put my child in a different school. If I was you, I'd think about it.
Reply:yah !!!!! its over at 10!
Reply:Don′t know what kind of school that was. Wouldn′t happen where I work.
Last week I was away on an overnight field trip with forty six 10 and 11yr olds. I was stunned to find a group of girls putting make up on for "the night time" and amazed to see that the contents of their make up bags were superior to mine!
It was face washed and straight downstairs!
Reply:I thought school was for learning NOT receiving bunches of flowers, which no doubt the kids parents sent/paid for anyway.
Schools should be turning away such deliveries and rules on uniform etc should be much stricter.
I despair of my peers!
Reply:wow that's crazy.
Here they just give little cards and candy!
But they also have a policy if you bring something you have to bring enough for the whole class!
Reply:well, that happens at my school all the time. we are all a little older than 10 and 11 but what can i say. it isn't like the 1950's anymore. back then it would be considered a crime to do something like that, but now in the modern time, well, its just like that
Reply:thats sad, my own grandson always does well on valentines day, this year he got 17 cards, hes only 2, valentines day is his birthday,
Reply:I agree, but I think its youger than 11 though.
Reply:It seems to look that way, girls as young as 13 get their eye brows waxed, but they are not street wise! (WELL NOT ALL OF THEM)!
Reply:Sadly, childhood is over long before age 11 for some children - and it's all down to us adults (directly or indirectly)
Reply:They must have no sensitivity at all to childrens feelings if that happened to her daughter. The schools and government and media are all at fault for this situation for their usurping of parents authority and technology for providing the means. Internet and mobile phones seperate children from their parents, they can talk to their friends all the time and have no time for activities with parents and so they get their values from their peers (or older kids they meet on the net), which are all about growing up and having the latest thing. Also some parents are happy to let the media and their peers dictate their lives and not let them be children sitting them in front of the telly because this society says mothers should work and full time motherhood is not valued. Its very very sad. I feel sorry for kids nowadays.
Reply:It is absolutely tragic that our childrens' childhood is being stolen. There are so many years ahead for make up, boyfriends etc but the childhood years are so short and precious.
I really think that there is a very sinister agenda here and parents really need to wake up and fight it. What sort of education system teaches its schoolchildren not just about homosexuality at age 11 but also that it is okay to have sex outside a stable relationship. More broken homes then, more lost, unhappy children of the future. It is downright wicked. By the time they are 20 they will look 40, tired and used.
A poster has said that it's grooming. It sure is and it is time that parents woke up to that fact.
No wonder our children are the unhappiest in Europe.
PS Shouldn't the NSPCC be looking at what's going on in our schools?
Reply:Yikes. I'm only 23 and things have REALLY changed from when I was a kid.
People wonder what's wrong with kids these days, but I have to wonder, what's wrong with some PARENTS these days?
When you don't teach your kids morals, or discipline, or to have self-respect, how do expect them to turn out?
Reply:State sponsored grooming. This country is run by some truly sick people. Children are no longer allowed to be kids. Why DO children have to be introduced to the concept of homosexuality at 11 years old? If you can't work that one out, well, think about it. In a few years we will have a lot of mentally ill, damaged young people, all to keep the wierdos happy
Reply:So sad but unfortunately nowadays true. I have a friend who is proud that her daughter is 'streetwise' at 9! I sent Valentine cards to both my children secretly for years so they would not feel left out in any way but they were a lot older than 11.
Death of a child?
A friend from work lost her baby just before her delivery. There will be no funeral just a graveside service. My question is what is appropriate? Do I send flowers to the graveside or do I have them sent to her home? Just not really sure what to do in this situation.
Death of a child?
how sad, id send them to her home, unless you plan on attending the service.
Reply:give it to her in person =)
Reply:If I were you I would send the flowers to the graveside. Why, because if I send it to her home it would be like i'm trying to suck her up(even though I'm not)
If I send it to graveside, she would see it when she went to the graveside and feel happy that somebody else do care. : )
Reply:No flowers, Just be there for her if she is takeing it badly...
Reply:I would send the flowers to her home, a day or two after the service.. and don't specify when they have to be delivered - have them call her and arrange the best time for her to get them :)
I wouldn't send anything graveside, it's more of a close family thing and depending on what they're doing might not be appropriate..
Reply:Wow. That must be tough. I am sorry to hear that. I personally would send flowers and a card to the home so that it would help brighten the home up a little. Try to anyway.
Reply:both home and gravesie
Reply:I would send them to her home, and then visit her in maybe a few weeks (depending on how close you are) and bring her a meal
Reply:like southern mama said, make a donation in the baby's/family name. I feel for her loss, I had a miscarriage a few years ago
Reply:I THINK MAYBE BOTH ONE FOR THE MOM AND THE OTHER FOR THE POOR BABY!
Reply:just send it to her house..
you never knew the baby...
you should just send it to her house and make HER feel better...
because i know what it is like...
my mother has lost 2 babies before they were born...
??
Reply:Graveside. You could also (if you feel close enough to do so) Make a dinner for her and her husband that can be warmed up and take it to her home. Or give gift cards to local take-out spots. so she and her husband can just order out and not have to go into public places. My bestfriend lost a baby at 2days of age and her Aunt gave her gift-cards for take out and it helped her alot. Esp. if she has other children to feed.
Reply:Give her space for a little bit.
Send the flowers to her home. And to the graveside.
Reply:My friend went through the same situation. I think you should send flowers to the graveside then put a note inside saying "Love, ___________ and put a prayer inside.
your name
Reply:that is very sad! umm... im not that sure eathier! i would send to home but i might be wrong
Reply:I think send flowers to the grave, and a card to the home. It's fine to send flowers to either of those places though, it's the thought that counts.
Reply:as hard as it is to have some one close to you or someone you know to loose a child at any age or gestation is can be very difficult and to try and send your sympathy cxan be even harder when you dont want to make them feel any more grieve but them knowing that you care ca nbe a great deal of help in the process. sending flowers to eithor the home or the graveside would be approperiate, the home it would brighten a room and bring some love from a friend, and also would bring love to their child that they lost. eithor way they will know you love them and feel their pain and sorrow.
i am so sorry i know know how it feels, and i know that the feeling of love from friends and family makes it feel a little bit better to see the next day through,my husband and i lost a pregnancy at 13 weeks it wasnt very far but it was my baby. we where given another chance and 3 kids later they give us hope that the next day will be worth seeing to the end!
Reply:not sure
i would do both
Reply:When I had a miscarriage at 20 weeks, my friends all made a donnation to the March of Dimes in honor of the baby. I was sent a very nice card from the March of Dimes telling me about that. I cared about that more then the flowers I got.
Reply:Graveside.
Death of a child?
how sad, id send them to her home, unless you plan on attending the service.
Reply:give it to her in person =)
Reply:If I were you I would send the flowers to the graveside. Why, because if I send it to her home it would be like i'm trying to suck her up(even though I'm not)
If I send it to graveside, she would see it when she went to the graveside and feel happy that somebody else do care. : )
Reply:No flowers, Just be there for her if she is takeing it badly...
Reply:I would send the flowers to her home, a day or two after the service.. and don't specify when they have to be delivered - have them call her and arrange the best time for her to get them :)
I wouldn't send anything graveside, it's more of a close family thing and depending on what they're doing might not be appropriate..
Reply:Wow. That must be tough. I am sorry to hear that. I personally would send flowers and a card to the home so that it would help brighten the home up a little. Try to anyway.
Reply:both home and gravesie
Reply:I would send them to her home, and then visit her in maybe a few weeks (depending on how close you are) and bring her a meal
Reply:like southern mama said, make a donation in the baby's/family name. I feel for her loss, I had a miscarriage a few years ago
Reply:I THINK MAYBE BOTH ONE FOR THE MOM AND THE OTHER FOR THE POOR BABY!
Reply:just send it to her house..
you never knew the baby...
you should just send it to her house and make HER feel better...
because i know what it is like...
my mother has lost 2 babies before they were born...
??
Reply:Graveside. You could also (if you feel close enough to do so) Make a dinner for her and her husband that can be warmed up and take it to her home. Or give gift cards to local take-out spots. so she and her husband can just order out and not have to go into public places. My bestfriend lost a baby at 2days of age and her Aunt gave her gift-cards for take out and it helped her alot. Esp. if she has other children to feed.
Reply:Give her space for a little bit.
Send the flowers to her home. And to the graveside.
Reply:My friend went through the same situation. I think you should send flowers to the graveside then put a note inside saying "Love, ___________ and put a prayer inside.
your name
Reply:that is very sad! umm... im not that sure eathier! i would send to home but i might be wrong
Reply:I think send flowers to the grave, and a card to the home. It's fine to send flowers to either of those places though, it's the thought that counts.
Reply:as hard as it is to have some one close to you or someone you know to loose a child at any age or gestation is can be very difficult and to try and send your sympathy cxan be even harder when you dont want to make them feel any more grieve but them knowing that you care ca nbe a great deal of help in the process. sending flowers to eithor the home or the graveside would be approperiate, the home it would brighten a room and bring some love from a friend, and also would bring love to their child that they lost. eithor way they will know you love them and feel their pain and sorrow.
i am so sorry i know know how it feels, and i know that the feeling of love from friends and family makes it feel a little bit better to see the next day through,my husband and i lost a pregnancy at 13 weeks it wasnt very far but it was my baby. we where given another chance and 3 kids later they give us hope that the next day will be worth seeing to the end!
Reply:not sure
i would do both
Reply:When I had a miscarriage at 20 weeks, my friends all made a donnation to the March of Dimes in honor of the baby. I was sent a very nice card from the March of Dimes telling me about that. I cared about that more then the flowers I got.
Reply:Graveside.
CAN ANYONE HELP ME?!?!?!?!?!?!? plzz?
can anyone tell me where i can go and buy some flowers in ottawa??? i dont wanna order online or delivery, i just wanna like a place dat sells flowers and i can buy like a single rose of w/e. if u know, plzzzzzzzzz tell me, plzzz. thank you!!!!
CAN ANYONE HELP ME?!?!?!?!?!?!? plzz?
Well I live by Ottawa OHIO and I know they have a walmart. You could always try any dollar general/ dollar tree's also. You could get them for really cheap there.
Reply:Publix Super Market
in the floral section
running shoes
CAN ANYONE HELP ME?!?!?!?!?!?!? plzz?
Well I live by Ottawa OHIO and I know they have a walmart. You could always try any dollar general/ dollar tree's also. You could get them for really cheap there.
Reply:Publix Super Market
in the floral section
running shoes
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