#ISTICKY PAD WINDOWS#

Be happy you pooped because the first poop after having a baby is the scariest, especially if you had to get stitches! EEK!ĥ) Peeing- This applies to during pregnancy and after. Its ok, you can't see it and your doctor isn't going to think less of you. Ok if you get a C-Section you won't (or at least I hope you don't)! People will lie to you and say 'NO! You didn't poop it was beautiful!' They are fucking liars! Do not listen to these people. A panty liner wont save you! I suggest grabbing a pair of depends and sporting those bad boys! You know that joy of no period for 9 months? Well I'd keep stocking up on those pads you thought you wouldn't need to buy!ģ) Grandma Panties- Cute thongs? Booty shorts? NOPE! You leave the hospital with the worlds largest pad and net panties to absorb the damn ocean! You can't wear tampons and a normal pad wont cut it! So before that pooping machine pops out of you go buy those underwear you swore of once you hit puberty!Ĥ) Poop- Speaking of poop machines, you WILL poop during delivery. Before we'd be like 'oh I might need a panty liner today'. When pregnant? NOPE! You don't even know it is coming until BAM! Right in front of your mother in law who criticizes the way you BREATHE!Ģ) Discharge- When you are pregnant I swear it pushes everything out of you to make room for that growing human inside of you.

I am going to do you all the favor of listing all the things the doesn't get published in 'What to Expect' books!ġ) Gas- Oh man the gas is so bad! I know everyone gets gas, but we are usually able to clench it until we are in private or with people we don't care to pass it in front of. The none scary stuff like insomnia, weight gain, pain during labor, epidural, hormones, and maybe even heart burn.

Thanks to its intuitive interface, it is suitable for rookies and professionals alike.Were these questions you had during your pregnancy? Labor? Postpartum?Īs new moms you are going to experience so many things that NO one warns you about! Well yeah you hear about the normal stuff. To sum it up, StickyPad offers a handy set of parameters for helping you place multiple notes on your screen.

#ISTICKY PAD WINDOWS#

Last but not least, you are allowed to run the tool at Windows startup, choose the sound notification for note reminders, as well as drag and drop the selected text in the desired note field. Other notable characteristics worth mentioning are represented by the possibility to show all notes on the desktop, create every note with a different color, customize the text in terms of font, font style, and size, set the transparency, as well as specify your favorite utilities that can be accessed from the main panel, and assign hotkeys. What’s more, the date and time stamps are automatically inserted when you open a new note, and you are given the possibility to pin the notes on the desktop, set reminders for each note, display large text, print or email the note, change its color, as well as hide, delete, or close the note. StickyPad gives you the possibility to place multiple sticky notes on the screen and move them to the desired area using “drag and drop” operations.

Plus, with a right-click operation on the selected note you are offered various dedicated parameters to tinker with. The program runs quietly in the system tray until called upon when it reveals several configuration settings. It comes in handy for all users who need to create to-do lists, highlight the main ideas from books or projects, or type essential notes. StickyPad is a lightweight Windows application built specifically for helping you place sticky notes on your desktop and set up reminders.

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