- I'd call you, but I'm heading to bed. :-) nt - WTMindy 23:16 Jul 3
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- Oops, just realized what time it is for you. I hope you are in bed!! nt - Needleroozer 22:10 Jul 3
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- Classical unschoolers, us too! - Karen 21:12 Jul 3
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- This story is on one of the Your Story Hour tapes (m) - angela in ohio 21:00 Jul 3
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- You're so welcome!!! I love discoveries like that! more - Kristiana 20:32 Jul 3
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- I actually use this for the very reason and it doesn't - Amy in Apex 20:30 Jul 3
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- Amy,would you mind emailing me? nt - Amy in Orlando 21:57 Jul 3
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- Amy,would you mind emailing me? nt - Amy in Orlando 21:57 Jul 3
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- Dh says, "Yeah, you're supposed to take it at the same time you take the one that makes you do what the gov't wants." nt - aubrey 19:46 Jul 3
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- OK, so I'm talking to myself, but what about espionage - aubrey 19:49 Jul 3
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- Yeah, but on the other hand (m) - Dana in NC 19:52 Jul 3
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- Yeah, but on the other hand (m) - Dana in NC 19:52 Jul 3
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- OK, so I'm talking to myself, but what about espionage - aubrey 19:49 Jul 3
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- My kids are mostly older and they can snack on assorted things whenever they want (m) - Amy in Orlando 21:47 Jul 3
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- I allow unlimited snacking from the "snack drawer" up 'til 1 hour before dinner - Karen in CO 21:33 Jul 3
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- We do meal, snack 3X so 3 snacks. nt - Lovin'Life 21:12 Jul 3
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- Well, I have one who rarely snacks and one who averages a snack every hour or two. (m) - Doran 20:31 Jul 3
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- Doran, do we have the same girl? - Lana in the Yukon 21:17 Jul 3
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- Doran, do we have the same girl? - Lana in the Yukon 21:17 Jul 3
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- 2 snacks/day: 10am & 3pm, but breakfast & lunch are pretty light (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 20:25 Jul 3
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- We have one or two snacks scheduled into our day, m - Jami in TX 20:15 Jul 3
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- We always have fruit, string cheese, and carrots available.... - myfunnybunch 20:03 Jul 3
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- One snack mid-afternoon - momofkhm 20:01 Jul 3
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- I was allowed snacks whenever I wanted and unlimited tv, too. Doesn't mean that's what I'm doing with my kids, lol (m) - Veronica 19:48 Jul 3
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- My kiddos get two snacks a day, but all snacks are healthy snacks (veggies or fruit). nt - Daisy 19:46 Jul 3
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- Veggies, fruit & water have no limits. Chips, crackers, pudding,slim jims, etc.. those kinds of snacks only about 1 a day..nt - Corb 19:44 Jul 3
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- I let my snack a lot (m) - Dana in NC 19:33 Jul 3
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- Not much (m) - threelops 19:32 Jul 3
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- Here's what we do . . . - Jennifer in MI 19:31 Jul 3
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- I would say don't have a business partnership with someone you wouldn't marry. - PiCO 20:31 Jul 3
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- Larry Burkett advises against having a non-Christian as a business partner. - Carol in Cal. 19:17 Jul 3
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- This actually offends me. This is implying that non-christian partners are somehow worse than Christian ones. I've seen some pretty unethical Christian businesspeople so this statement is wholey untrue and unfair. nt - GothicGyrl 19:57 Jul 3
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- Perhaps it is more about being equally yoked -- for harmony's sake. And since he's writing for Christians, it makes sense he'd advise yoking oneself with another Christian. nm - Janet in WA 21:42 Jul 3
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- Why be offended? Most people try to enter into partnerships with those who hold similiar philosophies of life. (sm) - Daisy 20:21 Jul 3 (1)
- I'm sorry that you are offended. I was reporting but I could have done so more tactfully. I in no way mean to imply that Christians are necessarily more ethical than non-Christians. More inside... - Carol in Cal. 20:18 Jul 3
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- It's not your fault and I'm sorry I implied so. I meant to say that I am actually offended at his statement. - GothicGyrl 20:35 Jul 3
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- where is he assuming that all Christians are good Christians? - Peek a Boo 20:49 Jul 3
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- By him saying "advises against partnering with non-christians"..that implies that non-christians just won't cut it to your standards and I have to say again, that some non-christians have higher standards than some "Godly" Christians. - GothicGyrl 20:52 Jul 3
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- but *you* are assuming that - Peek a Boo 21:08 Jul 3
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- but *you* are assuming that - Peek a Boo 21:08 Jul 3
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- By him saying "advises against partnering with non-christians"..that implies that non-christians just won't cut it to your standards and I have to say again, that some non-christians have higher standards than some "Godly" Christians. - GothicGyrl 20:52 Jul 3
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- I agree. There are plenty of rotten tomatoes. :) nt - Daisy 20:38 Jul 3 (1)
- where is he assuming that all Christians are good Christians? - Peek a Boo 20:49 Jul 3
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- It's not your fault and I'm sorry I implied so. I meant to say that I am actually offended at his statement. - GothicGyrl 20:35 Jul 3
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- I can't say I'm offended by it... - Crissy in WA 20:14 Jul 3
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- Perhaps it is more about being equally yoked -- for harmony's sake. And since he's writing for Christians, it makes sense he'd advise yoking oneself with another Christian. nm - Janet in WA 21:42 Jul 3
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- This actually offends me. This is implying that non-christian partners are somehow worse than Christian ones. I've seen some pretty unethical Christian businesspeople so this statement is wholey untrue and unfair. nt - GothicGyrl 19:57 Jul 3
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- Oops -- will repost on general board (nt) - Charmaine in IN 19:14 Jul 3
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- Ummm... ignore... posted while on the phone. Duh... (nt) - Charmaine in IN 19:15 Jul 3
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- Ummm... ignore... posted while on the phone. Duh... (nt) - Charmaine in IN 19:15 Jul 3
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- Have you been to my new favorite website? - Kelli in TN 22:09 Jul 3
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- I just went in on a gallon of Blue Lizard with some friends ... - Darla 22:03 Jul 3
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- When we have to be out we use Bullfrog Superblock. (nt) - Jenne in AZ 20:47 Jul 3
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- Not sure about natural, but our sun is HOT down here. We use NoAd and Bullfrog on our faces. nt - Amy in Orlando 20:19 Jul 3
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- Well, our "trial by fire" was sailing camp in San Diego (yikes)....more - buddhabelly 19:22 Jul 3
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- Here is a link someone gave me a while back...m - Holly in FL 19:50 Jul 3 (1)
- Well, I'll apologize ahead of time--this Pyro at heart has GOT to set off her boomers and the only chance I get is once a year. :) nt - GothicGyrl 20:54 Jul 3
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- LOL - not a pyro, but married to one. The 4th is such a fun time in our neighborhood (m) - Amy in Orlando 21:54 Jul 3
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- **sitting next to Toni :-) *** nt - Peek a Pyro, LOL! 21:13 Jul 3
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- LOL - not a pyro, but married to one. The 4th is such a fun time in our neighborhood (m) - Amy in Orlando 21:54 Jul 3
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- I have to say that fireworks at roadside stands must be a uniquely american thing...sm - Strawberry Queen 20:42 Jul 3
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- Wow. It just now occurs to me that I've not heard a single firecracker this year. - Crissy in WA 19:52 Jul 3
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- It doesn't bother me so much now that my hearing's going. nt - Veronica 19:50 Jul 3
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- I actually thought about you today, Colleen (m) - Dana in NC 19:44 Jul 3
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- Ours is the first in the nation, because it is midnight tonight. It doesn't get dark until then. (m) - buddhabelly 19:24 Jul 3
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- Where do you live? nt - Dana in NC 19:40 Jul 3
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- Juneau, Alaska. At least I think we are the first....we are always on the 4th of July morning news shows. (nt) - buddhabelly 20:26 Jul 3
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- Juneau, Alaska. At least I think we are the first....we are always on the 4th of July morning news shows. (nt) - buddhabelly 20:26 Jul 3
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- Where do you live? nt - Dana in NC 19:40 Jul 3
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- we were awakened late last night by some dingleberry lighting off crackers next door (sm) - Nicole M 19:20 Jul 3
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- Yes indeed. Here in the city we have fireworks throughout the summer, but especially this week. A lot. Can you see me twitching? nt - strider 19:00 Jul 3
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- I love the 4th of July .... it is my all time favorite holiday m - Tap, tap, tap 19:00 Jul 3
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- I don't like playing with them. I love the community FW shows, BUT, I hate the crowds & trying to get home. nt - cin 18:40 Jul 3
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- I can't seem to get my kiddos over their fear of FIRE. We live in a tinderbox & my DC just freak every year. Doesn't help that DH is up on the roof hosing it down. nt - Daisy 18:40 Jul 3
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- Well, I LOVE the fireworks... until 10 PM. - PiCO 18:28 Jul 3
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- It doesn't get dark here until 10pm! I do not like daylight savings time! :) nt - KIN 18:50 Jul 3
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- Same here. Oh - and I also LOVE them on the 4th of July - I'll be out there with my family with sparklers and noisemakers!!! But m - Jennifer in MI 18:31 Jul 3
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- It doesn't get dark here until 10pm! I do not like daylight savings time! :) nt - KIN 18:50 Jul 3
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- Not alone at all. BTDT!! They are only semi-toxic, but I have to pick and choose my battles (or vacations!) then put my foot down if needed. nt - happymainemom 19:04 Jul 3
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- I think it takes a while to find your stride with family vacations.... - WTMindy 18:43 Jul 3
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- Well...m - Holly in FL 19:44 Jul 3
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- Family vacations, yeah, right. Traveling in a van with a 3 & 5 yr old. SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!!! ARGHHH nt - cin 19:03 Jul 3
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- Well...m - Holly in FL 19:44 Jul 3
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- You are not alone. nt - Call Me Cordelia 18:42 Jul 3
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- I really enjoy family vacations. - PiCO 18:29 Jul 3
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- I do mean extended family- - PiCO 20:43 Jul 3
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- I enjoy them with just the 5 of us...but, not extended family. nt - Holly in FL 19:51 Jul 3
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- I do mean extended family- - PiCO 20:43 Jul 3
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- I hope the Z pack works well for him and he's back up to speed soon. It's so scary when they get sick like that. nt - Amy in Orlando 21:59 Jul 3
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- (((Praying)))nt - Testimony 19:01 Jul 3
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- Oh honey, we went through this last year with all 4 dc. - Lolly 18:17 Jul 3
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- What worked for yours? (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:26 Jul 3
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- Z pack was what worked. I think that's the same thing. - Lolly 18:33 Jul 3
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- Yes, that's what he's on! That's good to hear -- thanks! nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:34 Jul 3
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- Yes, that's what he's on! That's good to hear -- thanks! nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:34 Jul 3
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- Z pack was what worked. I think that's the same thing. - Lolly 18:33 Jul 3
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- What worked for yours? (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:26 Jul 3
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- I sent you another test email.....let me know if you get it. nm - Remudamom 21:01 Jul 3
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- My sister is looking all over the South for another Walker. - Remudamom 20:24 Jul 3
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- The love of my life was a Tennessee Walking horse. - Cindyg 18:17 Jul 3
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- Colleen...dh brought me home another book (m) - katalaska 19:54 Jul 3
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- My shins are aching so bad that I've not been able to run for weeks, now. Are these people REALLY made of flesh and bone? :) nt - imeverywoman 18:30 Jul 3
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- Make that 'so badLY'. :D nt - imeverywoman 18:30 Jul 3
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- Make that 'so badLY'. :D nt - imeverywoman 18:30 Jul 3
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- Save up and shop or hit the thrift stores, where, like lovemykids mentioned, you can get great deals. (m) - Amy in Orlando 22:04 Jul 3
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- Are you in a city? Goodwill often has nice dresses, fairly cheap. - lovemykids 19:46 Jul 3
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- I would probably try and find a pattern with a similar cut but modern sensibility. - Jen in NY 18:14 Jul 3
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- Well, rats. That's not what I was hoping to hear! - Nicole M 18:54 Jul 3
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- Well, rats. That's not what I was hoping to hear! - Nicole M 18:54 Jul 3
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- I'm looking at brock microscopes and am assuming that there is just 1 by brock, no variances in magnification etc.? nt - cin 19:08 Jul 3
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- Brock Magiscope at Rainbow Resources, different lenses for magnification. : ) nt - Trivium Academy 19:19 Jul 3
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- Brock Magiscope at Rainbow Resources, different lenses for magnification. : ) nt - Trivium Academy 19:19 Jul 3
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- I bought the Brock Magiscope when my first child started K. We use it all the time. nt - Holly in FL 18:09 Jul 3
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- Love our Brock!! nft. - Jeanne in MN 20:27 Jul 3
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- How long will the Brock be efficient? Is there a need to have a better, powerful scope later? TIA! nt - Trivium Academy 18:58 Jul 3
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- Honestly? The Brock can handle high school biology. No problems. nt - Ria 19:03 Jul 3
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- I agree. We use our Brock a lot and we've no plans to move up. nt - Amy in Orlando 22:05 Jul 3
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- BTW (m) - Ria 19:05 Jul 3
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- Ooooh, Ria, thanks, I'm so glad to hear your approval. I just bought one. A microscope that's virtually indestructible? That's for my crew. nt - Momto5girls 19:37 Jul 3
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- Thank you Ria! Dh will be pleased. : ) nt - Trivium Academy 19:18 Jul 3
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- Ooooh, Ria, thanks, I'm so glad to hear your approval. I just bought one. A microscope that's virtually indestructible? That's for my crew. nt - Momto5girls 19:37 Jul 3
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- I agree. We use our Brock a lot and we've no plans to move up. nt - Amy in Orlando 22:05 Jul 3
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- Honestly? The Brock can handle high school biology. No problems. nt - Ria 19:03 Jul 3
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- Love our Brock!! nft. - Jeanne in MN 20:27 Jul 3
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- Absolutely. nt - Karin 17:45 Jul 3
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- They are just fine... enjoy your dinner...nt - Tap, tap, tap 17:36 Jul 3
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- we do it all the time and we're all still breathing! nt - Nicole M 17:22 Jul 3
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- 20%, at least. nt - Amy in Orlando 22:06 Jul 3
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- I'd do 15-20%, depending on how happy I was with her, 20% if I was a repeat customer. nt - Kristine out of lurking 17:22 Jul 3
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- Y'know, I've often wondered this myself. The "Original Tipping Page" says (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 17:16 Jul 3
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- Very Hungry. I can sleep off overly full :-) nt - Peek a Boo 20:53 Jul 3
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- I was just thinking about this tonight, because - DKinTX 20:12 Jul 3
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- Overly full. nt - Veronica 19:55 Jul 3
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- After reading "It Rained Fire from the Sky on Us" by the lost boys of Sudan, I think this one is easy. (m) - buddhabelly 19:26 Jul 3 (1)
- Overly full. nt - Crissy in WA 19:11 Jul 3
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- Overly full. The guilt from ove-rindulgence does a number on me. nt - imeverywoman 18:49 Jul 3
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- Unfortunately I find being hungry much more uncomfortable. :-P nt - Heidi in OR 18:30 Jul 3
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- Not having been TRULY hungry, I do say I have the LBSCBDO -- so my being hungry really makes those around me uncomfortable ;) nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:36 Jul 3
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- LBSCBDO?! Ya lost me, M2LM. nt - Crissy in WA 19:10 Jul 3
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- low blood sugar cranky butt disorder per PW. nt - Debbie C 19:19 Jul 3
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- Okay, I'm half-way there...PW? nt - Crissy (feeling Awfully Stupid) 19:56 Jul 3
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- Pioneer Woman. She posts here as Ree. Her blog is www.thepioneerwoman.com nt - DKinTX 20:15 Jul 3
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- I guess I just tend to think of Ree as the BookSamaritan gal. nt - Crissy 20:47 Jul 3
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- I guess I just tend to think of Ree as the BookSamaritan gal. nt - Crissy 20:47 Jul 3
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- Pioneer Woman. :) ... - Heidi in OR 20:15 Jul 3
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- Ah ha! Now I get it. Thanks for the link. nt - Crissy 20:28 Jul 3
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- Ah ha! Now I get it. Thanks for the link. nt - Crissy 20:28 Jul 3
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- Pioneer Woman. She posts here as Ree. Her blog is www.thepioneerwoman.com nt - DKinTX 20:15 Jul 3
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- Okay, I'm half-way there...PW? nt - Crissy (feeling Awfully Stupid) 19:56 Jul 3
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- low blood sugar cranky butt disorder per PW. nt - Debbie C 19:19 Jul 3
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- LBSCBDO?! Ya lost me, M2LM. nt - Crissy in WA 19:10 Jul 3
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- Not having been TRULY hungry, I do say I have the LBSCBDO -- so my being hungry really makes those around me uncomfortable ;) nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:36 Jul 3
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- I think it depends on what you mean by very hungry. Are you talking..... - Janis 17:34 Jul 3
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- I consider hunger more uncomfortable. nm - Janet in WA 17:21 Jul 3
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- Overly full. Why do you ask? (nt) - Colleen 17:08 Jul 3
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- By whose standards? In America, we probably rarely feel "very hungry". I imagine true hunger is more uncomfortable. nt - Daisy 17:05 Jul 3
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- Yep, we use regular sheets here too. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 17:19 Jul 3
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- We just used a regular fitted sheet. - K&R's Mom 17:07 Jul 3
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- I just use regular sheets on mine. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 17:07 Jul 3
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- I have done it in the past, and don't recall ever having problems. nt - Needleroozer 16:55 Jul 3
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- Thank you! nft - unsinkable 16:59 Jul 3
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- You're most welcome! Let us know how it turns out. nft - Needleroozer 17:09 Jul 3
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- You're most welcome! Let us know how it turns out. nft - Needleroozer 17:09 Jul 3
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- Thank you! nft - unsinkable 16:59 Jul 3
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- Yes, you do tip caterers (m) - Karin 16:48 Jul 3
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- Ditto Nicole and Sue...although I always let some of my basil bloom just because it looks so pretty. : ) (nt) - Colleen 17:09 Jul 3
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- Mine are flowering already , too. Pinch away! nt - NYSue 16:37 Jul 3
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- that's what they *do*! Pinch off those flower buds, baby! nt - Nicole M 16:22 Jul 3
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- Are you asking for a recipe for the filling itself? If so, link to a site is inside - Mom2LegoManiacs 16:52 Jul 3
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- Oops! I guess maybe that is what she was asking for, lol. :-) nt - Jami in TX 17:16 Jul 3
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- I wasn't sure, so I thought I'd look it up the other way just in case nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:00 Jul 3
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- I wasn't sure, so I thought I'd look it up the other way just in case nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:00 Jul 3
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- Oops! I guess maybe that is what she was asking for, lol. :-) nt - Jami in TX 17:16 Jul 3
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- *Cherry Cheese Pie* (can use any canned pie filling) - Holly in FL 16:37 Jul 3
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- Dump cake? A yellow cake mix dumped over pie filling then butter dotted on top, bake, um 30 min.? Serve warm with ice cream. m - Jami in TX 16:29 Jul 3
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- It sounds awful :-(. Here's to better days! nft - unsinkable 17:00 Jul 3
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- My dh says abandon the house immediately, lol, but more seriously - Karin 16:53 Jul 3
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- NORMALLY, Tx doesn't get this much rain--we've been in a drought for a couple of years. m - aubrey 18:30 Jul 3
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- Nah, our house has had "foundational woes" for two decades and still served as viable shelter...(m) - Colleen 17:14 Jul 3 (2)
- NORMALLY, Tx doesn't get this much rain--we've been in a drought for a couple of years. m - aubrey 18:30 Jul 3
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- I don't know exactly, but speaking from foundation experience... - Call Me Cordelia 16:00 Jul 3
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- If I remember correctly, vertical cracks are usually not a big deal, just settling with age, plaster, etc. But horizontal cracks may indicate more serious issues. nt - Jami in TX 15:08 Jul 3 (1)
- I must be misreading....exactly which part needs diagnosing? It sounds like you've fixed the problems.>>nt - Tap, tap, tap 15:02 Jul 3
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- Well, we've still got cracks in the bricks. All the interior cracks were patched & have returned. My Q is - aubrey 15:07 Jul 3
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- We had this issue with our old house. - Kristine out of lurking 17:28 Jul 3
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- Wow--are cracks aren't nearly that big. m - aubrey 18:39 Jul 3
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- Wow--are cracks aren't nearly that big. m - aubrey 18:39 Jul 3
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- Buyer should consult an engineer is standard verbage. (m) - Valerie(TX) 16:00 Jul 3
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- Yes, actually I'm kind-of glad he rec. the engineer... - aubrey 18:37 Jul 3
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- Yes, actually I'm kind-of glad he rec. the engineer... - aubrey 18:37 Jul 3
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- FWIW, - Elizabeth B. in NC 15:46 Jul 3 (1)
- We once called an ispector to look at cracks in walls/floors and was told (M) - one_l_michele 15:32 Jul 3
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- 1/4"?? Good grief--that's tiny! nt - aubrey 15:38 Jul 3
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- 1/4"?? Good grief--that's tiny! nt - aubrey 15:38 Jul 3
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- We had this issue with our old house. - Kristine out of lurking 17:28 Jul 3
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- Well, we've still got cracks in the bricks. All the interior cracks were patched & have returned. My Q is - aubrey 15:07 Jul 3
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- Jami--isn't this your 1st summer in Tx? I can't remember, but boy, what an initiation you're getting! nt - aubrey 15:01 Jul 3
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- Lol, it is! We moved mid-August so we did get a good month of the heat. But this is a little wetter than we were expecting! Especially when there were burn warnings in OK and TX last summer. Wild! m - Jami in TX 15:05 Jul 3
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- Yeah, we've got that, plus trees that just *drop* all their branches when they get scared! nt - aubrey 15:08 Jul 3
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- Yeah, we've got that, plus trees that just *drop* all their branches when they get scared! nt - aubrey 15:08 Jul 3
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- Lol, it is! We moved mid-August so we did get a good month of the heat. But this is a little wetter than we were expecting! Especially when there were burn warnings in OK and TX last summer. Wild! m - Jami in TX 15:05 Jul 3
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- probably a sebaceous cyst nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 15:09 Jul 3
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- Ingrown hair? Insect bite? try some cortisone for the itchiness...nt - Tap, tap, tap 15:04 Jul 3
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- Warning - it's a picture of my dh belly button - we live in the NW if that helps w/ the diagnosis. nt - Lovin'Life 14:40 Jul 3
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- Maybe an icky blind pimple? I know sometimes I get them in spots that are more sensitive than others, and they hurt and itch like heck (m) - Melissa in NJ 14:46 Jul 3
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- Could it be a black fly bite? tn - 2.5lilreds in NC 14:37 Jul 3
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- Our favorite...(m) - Nancy in MI 19:57 Jul 3
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- Re: Thanks everyone! These sound fantastic! nt - Ashley 17:19 Jul 3
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- I just sprinkle on good seasons italian mix dry and bake - - one l michele 17:01 Jul 3
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- Yum, I've not done it that way ! thanks nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:06 Jul 3
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- Yum, I've not done it that way ! thanks nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 18:06 Jul 3
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- Italian dressing premade or good seasons powder made with balsamic vinegar is great too nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 16:22 Jul 3
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- Italian dressing mixed with orange juice concentrate, Very Yummy! don't ask for exact amounts, I just wing it. nt - Kristiana 14:53 Jul 3
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- Easy! Rosemary Grilled Chicken - Happy 14:37 Jul 3
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- My absolute favorite is Italian dressing. For *really* short notice, we also like Montreal Chicken seasoning - I like the roasted garlic the best. It comes in a spice jar, you just sprinkle it on before grilling. nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 14:36 Jul 3
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- anything by John Taylor Gatto (nt) - K&R's Mom 17:09 Jul 3
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- Yes, especially since he used to be a public school teacher. (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 19:00 Jul 3
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- Yes, especially since he used to be a public school teacher. (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 19:00 Jul 3
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- Real-Life Homeschooling: The Stories of 21 Families Who Teach Their Children at Home by Rhonda Barfield (nt) - Laurie in SEA 15:18 Jul 3
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- Why can't I think of the title? The one by Guterson...got it, "Family Matters". He's a teacher (or was when the books was written), his wife homeschools their children. nt - Jami in TX 15:03 Jul 3
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- Yep, highly recommended. (nt) - Colleen 17:14 Jul 3
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- Yes, this is a good one! nt - WTMindy 15:53 Jul 3
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- Yep, highly recommended. (nt) - Colleen 17:14 Jul 3
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- So You're Thinking About Homeschooling? by Lisa Whelchel and Karen Andreola's fictional one that has tons of nature study stuff in it -- anyone know the name? nt - Chris in VA 14:23 Jul 3
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- A Pocket Full of Pinecones? nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 14:35 Jul 3
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- That's it! Even tho it deals with an early 20th century family, I think it is lovely... - Chris in VA 15:06 Jul 3
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- That's it! Even tho it deals with an early 20th century family, I think it is lovely... - Chris in VA 15:06 Jul 3
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- A Pocket Full of Pinecones? nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 14:35 Jul 3
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- We're hosting the F-16 pilot & his family and crew that we met at the airshow last weekend. Here's what we're having...(m) - Nancy in MI 19:59 Jul 3
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- Chicken, potato salad, watermelon. Also providing the back yard, the grill, and the chef (dh). ~nt - myfunnybunch 19:43 Jul 3
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- Baked Beans and Jello Poke Cake with strawberry and blueberry flag design on top. (nt) - Erica in PA 18:34 Jul 3
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- No party here due to everlasting rain! For us: grilled burgers & sausages, dh's salsa, chips, 3-bean salad, pilaf of brown & wild rice, blackeyed pea salad, local tomatoes and cucumbers, local cream soda & birch beer, grilled peaches, vanilla ice cream, home-whipped cream... and margaritas :) nt - BarbaraL in OK 18:27 Jul 3
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- Grilled peaches? Do tell! nt - abbeyej 20:15 Jul 3
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- And, like Abbeyej, watermelon! nt - BarbaraL in OK 18:28 Jul 3
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- Grilled peaches? Do tell! nt - abbeyej 20:15 Jul 3
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- hosting with Jack Daniels Ribs, Salmon, Potato Salad, Cucumber Salad, and Whipped Jello!! (nt) - Kris in WA 17:37 Jul 3
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- Hosting- here's my menu - Joni 17:28 Jul 3
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- I'm curious about Japanese meatballs on the grill? Sounds good - what is it? nt - Amy in Orlando 22:10 Jul 3
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- I'm curious about Japanese meatballs on the grill? Sounds good - what is it? nt - Amy in Orlando 22:10 Jul 3
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- Just me, the boys, and my mom - cold cereal? bah hum bug. nt - one l michele 17:03 Jul 3
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- Ours was cancelled, boohoo, so we're having cherries, cook out and sweet potato chips. Can you tell I'm an import? nt - Karin 16:55 Jul 3
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- it's at my house, so I'm bringing hot dogs, chicken breasts, potato salad & baked beans, oh, and chip & dip. Mom is bringing desert. nt - cin 16:24 Jul 3
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- BBQ Beans, Colleen's Kale Salad, Manjar Branco (Brazilian coconut pudding). nt - Luann in ID 16:23 Jul 3
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- Oh! The coconut pudding is awesome, so rich - Mabelen 20:39 Jul 3
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- LOL. Well, the dc just came in from rafting and ate it all, so I guess I need to come up with a Plan B. nt - Luann in ID 20:56 Jul 3
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- LOL. Well, the dc just came in from rafting and ate it all, so I guess I need to come up with a Plan B. nt - Luann in ID 20:56 Jul 3
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- Oh! The coconut pudding is awesome, so rich - Mabelen 20:39 Jul 3
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- Smoking a turkey (alton brown) nt - Amber in SJ 16:16 Jul 3
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- Broccoli salad and ribbon jello. yummmmmmeeeee. nft - unsinkable 16:02 Jul 3
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- Two parties - two of Ree's cakes, watermelon and salad. nt - Call Me Cordelia 16:01 Jul 3
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- lemon meringue pie and cold veggie pizza (crescent roll crust w/ ranch flavored cream cheese topped with chopped raw veggies and shredded cheddar) nt - Cara in IL 15:45 Jul 3
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- Hosting: Hamburgers & bratwurst; corn; tossed salad; potato salad; soda, water, lemonade. nt - Laura in CT 15:44 Jul 3
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- Veggies and dip. nt - Ria 15:20 Jul 3
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- I get to bring dessert, so I'm thinking angel food cake with strawberries (so I can have some too). nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 15:16 Jul 3 (1)
- Hosting: BBQ baby back ribs, hamburgers and hotdogs, potato/pasta/green salads, homemade salsa and chips, corn on the cob, homemade ice cream and cake, watermelon. Sierra Nevada, Mike's hard and wine, of course (for the adults!) nm - Stacy in NJ 15:02 Jul 3
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- Lime Chicken Salsa, burgers, fruit, and whatever else sounds good at the store tonight..nt - Tap, tap, tap 14:57 Jul 3
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- Grapes, layer salad, strawberry pie with whipped cream nt - Cricket 14:53 Jul 3
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- Brisket and chocolate éclair crepes (nt) - amy g. 14:51 Jul 3
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- Hosting: veggies for kabobs (friends bringing steak and chicken), brownies with whipped cream and berries, corn on the cob. (nt) - Wendi 14:50 Jul 3
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- Hrmph. I didn't know there was a party. ;o). (m) - threelops 14:30 Jul 3
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- Hosting: Burgers on the grill, pasta salad with lots of veggies, green salad with cukes and sugared almonds and little oranges; beans; and italian ices for dessert. nt - Chris in VA 14:25 Jul 3
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- Haven't figured it out yet; I hope to steal some of y'all's ideas. nt - DKinTX 14:24 Jul 3
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- Hosting: Ree's Brisket, potato salad, ranch style beans, chips/dip, veggies/dip. :) nt - Rich with kids 14:22 Jul 3
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- Oh. My. Goodness. To. Live. For. We just had this last night!!! (nt) - Kris in WA 17:38 Jul 3
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- Ree's Brisket recipe? nt - Chocolate Princess 14:26 Jul 3
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- Never mind...I found it! nt - Chocolate Princess 14:41 Jul 3
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- Never mind...I found it! nt - Chocolate Princess 14:41 Jul 3
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- Oh. My. Goodness. To. Live. For. We just had this last night!!! (nt) - Kris in WA 17:38 Jul 3
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- Shrimp and vegetable kabobs and Chardonnay. nt - Crissy in WA 14:18 Jul 3
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- Ranch Potato Dish (hot); Deviled Eggs; Orange-Pineapple Cake. nt - Katia 14:17 Jul 3
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- Hosting: hamburgers, hotdogs, chips and homemade guac/pico de gallo, green bean salad, baked french fries, peach cobbler, cake frosted with blueberry and raspberry "flag" on top, iced tea, homemade limeade. :o) nt - abbeyej 14:11 Jul 3
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- And watermelon. You can't have 4th of July without watermelon... ;o) nt - abbeyej 16:11 Jul 3
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- And watermelon. You can't have 4th of July without watermelon... ;o) nt - abbeyej 16:11 Jul 3
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- grilled stuffed jalapenos and good 'ol 'nana puddin' nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:06 Jul 3
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- LOL! I did the same thing, except for lunch. :o) nt - Stephanie in FL 14:35 Jul 3
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- Living where we live sunscreen is a must most of the time, but at 5 pm, I don't. nt - Kate CA 15:31 Jul 3
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- Basically non sunscreen users here too. - Lolly 15:26 Jul 3
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- yup, here too. nt - Peela 19:23 Jul 3
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- Same here. nt - Amy in NY 19:18 Jul 3
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- yup, here too. nt - Peela 19:23 Jul 3
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- Mine never use it. Shocking but true. We have a pool and they are tan. nt - Ria 15:21 Jul 3
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- My friend's kids are of medium complexion and they got sunburned on a late afternoon on a cloudy day. They use it whenever they are outside at all times of the day. nt - LMA 14:19 Jul 3
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- I wouldn't at this time of day, but my kids don't burn easily and wear rashguards. If it were sunny, I might do their noses / cheeks. nt - abbeyej 14:12 Jul 3
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- I have 2 very fair kids and then one that isn't. Even when we go after dinner - momofkhm 14:02 Jul 3
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- I'm in the north, and I use sunblock on the dc until about 7:30. nt - lovemykids 14:01 Jul 3
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- I think it depends on where you live, really (m) - Melissa in NJ 14:01 Jul 3
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- Well... - Dayle in Guatemala 14:42 Jul 3
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- And dh doesn't understand why I sometimes tell him I need more students because I *only* have 15 years left...then what?!?! ;-) nt - Jami in TX 17:19 Jul 3
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- I'll be 57. For me, it will be "early retirement." Then, it'll be "grandma," I hope! nt - lovemykids 19:51 Jul 3
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- I'll be 57. For me, it will be "early retirement." Then, it'll be "grandma," I hope! nt - lovemykids 19:51 Jul 3
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- Just take it one year at a time--so much less overwhelming that way! nt - Karin 16:56 Jul 3
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- Hang in there! I've been hsing for 10 years and have 18 to go! "Do not grow weary in well-doing for in die season you shall reap!" nt - Kendra in CA 13:57 Jul 3
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- HA! DUE season... nt - Kendra in CA 13:57 Jul 3
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- I don't know. "Die season" sounded about right. LOL! nt - lovemykids 14:00 Jul 3
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- There are days, eh? nt - Kendra in CA 14:36 Jul 3
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- There are days, eh? nt - Kendra in CA 14:36 Jul 3
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- I don't know. "Die season" sounded about right. LOL! nt - lovemykids 14:00 Jul 3
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- HA! DUE season... nt - Kendra in CA 13:57 Jul 3
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- Thank you! I'm off to make the blueberry gingerbread that was posted here a couple of days ago. Yes, I know I have to post the recipe. LOL. - Cindyg 13:47 Jul 3
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- I missed this the first time around - it does sound good! (nt) - OhM 15:57 Jul 3
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- Ack! I posted that recipe. I'm sorry I left off the temp. It is 350 and I bake it in a 9x9 pan. :) nt - Heidi in OR 14:54 Jul 3
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- Oh shoot! I just put it in a 9x14! - Cindyg 15:01 Jul 3
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- Oh shoot! I just put it in a 9x14! - Cindyg 15:01 Jul 3
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- I just came on to get a gingerbread recipe and thought to myself, "Wouldn't the blueberries I found be awesome in this?" It's God's will I make this, I know it!!!!!LOLnt - Dayle in Guatemala 14:45 Jul 3
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- I missed this the first time around - it does sound good! (nt) - OhM 15:57 Jul 3
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- Totally. (nt) - Melissa in NJ 13:33 Jul 3
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- Yes. (nt) - Colleen 13:32 Jul 3
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- I'd do it, under the conditions you described, as long as it's cooked. (more) - Julie in CA 13:31 Jul 3
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- Absolutely. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in TN 13:30 Jul 3
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- Very nice. I like the orange background. It's different. nt - farmnwife 16:43 Jul 3
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- Love the photo of the little one drinking from the fountain! nt - Crissy in WA 14:19 Jul 3
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- Looks good :o)! Your pictures made me want to go camping. (nt) - threelops 14:08 Jul 3
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- Oh! You know, I looked the first time you posted, and it's lovely! (m) - Melissa in NJ 13:25 Jul 3
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- I wasn't sure about starting one either (a blog) but now I love it! thanks for looking...nt - Theresa from NY 16:16 Jul 3
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- Correction: Your children...! This is why I don't like to tell people what my profession is, LOL! (nt) - Melissa in NJ 13:26 Jul 3
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- I wasn't sure about starting one either (a blog) but now I love it! thanks for looking...nt - Theresa from NY 16:16 Jul 3
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- Portland Traffic clears just after 6pm and stay off of 217 durring rush hour - Christina in OR 14:18 Jul 3
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- Well perfect, that fits what I was thinking. Thanks! nt - OhElizabeth 15:01 Jul 3
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- Well perfect, that fits what I was thinking. Thanks! nt - OhElizabeth 15:01 Jul 3
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- Some answers... - Diana in OR 13:57 Jul 3
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- Re: Any tips for traveling in Oregon? (m) - Mary Beth 13:28 Jul 3
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- I'll second this trip!. Also, don't forget to stop for lunch at.... - nutmeg 16:35 Jul 3
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- I may have more questions on this after the 4th. Thanks! nt - OhElizabeth 22:25 Jul 3
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- I may have more questions on this after the 4th. Thanks! nt - OhElizabeth 22:25 Jul 3
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- Ooo... - OhElizabeth 13:56 Jul 3
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- Re: Ooo... - Mary Beth 14:23 Jul 3
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- So many good tips! (m) - OhElizabeth 15:36 Jul 3
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- Re: So many good tips! (m) - Mary Beth 17:49 Jul 3
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- What cool tips! I'll post some more info after the 4th. Thanks! nt - OhElizabeth 22:23 Jul 3
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- What cool tips! I'll post some more info after the 4th. Thanks! nt - OhElizabeth 22:23 Jul 3
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- Re: So many good tips! (m) - Mary Beth 17:49 Jul 3
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- So many good tips! (m) - OhElizabeth 15:36 Jul 3
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- Re: Ooo... - Mary Beth 14:23 Jul 3
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- Or you could... - tlcmom 13:56 Jul 3
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- I didn't know we had anyone from Dallas on this board... - Diana in OR 14:30 Jul 3
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- My kids are in Fall City visiting Gma and Gpa right now....ever go to FC for the fireworks...they are awsome! nt - Tap, tap, tap 17:53 Jul 3
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- I'm in Ft. Worth nt - Happy 14:43 Jul 3
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- Dallas, Oregon, that is :-) Also, not to be confused with The Dalles, Oregon (nt) - nutmeg 16:36 Jul 3
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- Just as one shouldn't confuse Myrtle Creek with Myrtle Point. nt - Diana in OR 16:43 Jul 3
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- Just as one shouldn't confuse Myrtle Creek with Myrtle Point. nt - Diana in OR 16:43 Jul 3
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- Dallas, Oregon, that is :-) Also, not to be confused with The Dalles, Oregon (nt) - nutmeg 16:36 Jul 3
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- My kids are in Fall City visiting Gma and Gpa right now....ever go to FC for the fireworks...they are awsome! nt - Tap, tap, tap 17:53 Jul 3
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- I didn't know we had anyone from Dallas on this board... - Diana in OR 14:30 Jul 3
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- I'll second this trip!. Also, don't forget to stop for lunch at.... - nutmeg 16:35 Jul 3
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- Oops, we forgot this too. But then, we also forgot Canada Day and we're supposed to do both. My kids get to do projects when they're old enough to implement them themselves with minimal supervision. nt - Karin 16:59 Jul 3
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- Two answers: It's OK+it will come with time (m) - Sherrill in WA, otherwise known as the non-creative, no-fun, project-averse mom 16:27 Jul 3
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- PS: There's even a "no-fun" moms club right here on this board. Yessiree! nt - Sherrill in WA, otherwise known as the non-creative, no-fun, project-averse mom 16:29 Jul 3
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- PS: There's even a "no-fun" moms club right here on this board. Yessiree! nt - Sherrill in WA, otherwise known as the non-creative, no-fun, project-averse mom 16:29 Jul 3
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- Oh, I wouldn't worry about it. You do what you enjoy doing. (m) - Kate CA 15:35 Jul 3
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- I think that there are times when you just have to decide what *you* do and stick to it...sm - Strawberry Queen 13:28 Jul 3
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- Wow, those *are* great idea... - aubrey 13:02 Jul 3 (1)
- Tomorrow is Independence Day??? What? - Trivium Academy 12:59 Jul 3
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- LOL! I know. I guess I didn't really even mean holidays specifically. This was just one example. Another thing happened last weekend (m) - Melissa in NJ 13:20 Jul 3
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- Get yourself a book about doing stuff like it, at least you can glean ideas. - Trivium Academy 18:38 Jul 3
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- Get yourself a book about doing stuff like it, at least you can glean ideas. - Trivium Academy 18:38 Jul 3
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- LOL! I know. I guess I didn't really even mean holidays specifically. This was just one example. Another thing happened last weekend (m) - Melissa in NJ 13:20 Jul 3
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- How can one partner know the other is thinking of leaving and not think anything is wrong with the marriage? - Cindyg 17:33 Jul 3
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- Dh has a friend who came home to find no wife. He had no clue. nm - Remudamom 20:27 Jul 3
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- Dh has a friend who came home to find no wife. He had no clue. nm - Remudamom 20:27 Jul 3
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- I've only seen it once where one-partner-only counseling made things worse. - PariSarah 17:17 Jul 3
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- depends on the counselor - K&R's Mom 17:15 Jul 3
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- Only if both parties understand that their marriage is on the rocks (m) - Ria 15:24 Jul 3
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- Yeah, it's sad to know isn't it? Count me as one of the divorces. - Night Elf 20:01 Jul 3
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- oh, I can fathom it... - Peela 19:34 Jul 3
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- Yeah, it's sad to know isn't it? Count me as one of the divorces. - Night Elf 20:01 Jul 3
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- Well, - Christina in OR 14:29 Jul 3
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- Yes - absolutely! -nt - BirkenstockMom 14:11 Jul 3
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- Absolutely... - Anna 14:00 Jul 3
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- Yes. I believe so. (nm) - Miz Booshay 13:33 Jul 3
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- Yes it would be beneficial regardless of communication problems. nt - Trivium Academy 12:54 Jul 3
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- We read online to hold her shoulders.... - Kris in WA 18:11 Jul 3
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- Let dc learn on a smaller friend's bike, lol. Dh was so busy last year he couldn't take the trainking wheel so - Karin 17:43 Jul 3
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- Bet you're wondering what a trainking wheel is--it's a product of poor typing. nt - Karin 17:44 Jul 3
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- Bet you're wondering what a trainking wheel is--it's a product of poor typing. nt - Karin 17:44 Jul 3
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- Yes! - Cindyg 17:37 Jul 3
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- Have a truck run over the bike so that the training wheels don't really help anymore... - Call Me Cordelia 16:03 Jul 3
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- Take the training wheels off and let her ride in the grass until she gets the hang of it. nt - Ria 15:25 Jul 3
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- Let the neighborhood boys teach her :-). They had my ..... - Kathy in MD 14:18 Jul 3
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- I know this one!!! Instead of taking the training wheels off *all the way* . . . m - Sweetpeach 14:13 Jul 3
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- I found this info awhile back (somewhere on the web) and we used it.... - Karen K. in Tx 13:29 Jul 3
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- Our method: wait until 7. LOL! No kidding! nt - lovemykids 13:24 Jul 3 (1)
- Lower her seat until she can sit on the seat with BOTH feet flat on the ground... - Old Dominion Heather 13:06 Jul 3
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- Take the pedals off...m - Tap, tap, tap 13:04 Jul 3
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- I taught a 3-yr old to ride with this method. No training wheels ever. - PiCO 15:19 Jul 3
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- We did this for both our kids and it worked great! (nt) - Jean in Newcastle 13:05 Jul 3
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- I taught a 3-yr old to ride with this method. No training wheels ever. - PiCO 15:19 Jul 3
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- Re: Any good methods or ideas for teaching dd6 to ride without training wheels? - Remudamom 12:58 Jul 3
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- A very slightly sloping hill has been the secret here. - JanOH 12:57 Jul 3
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- LOL that's funny. Lot's of things wouldn't get done around here :o) - Kristy 15:05 Jul 3
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- I use Shutterfly. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 17:25 Jul 3
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- Re: Other places for used homeschooling books? - Stephanie Low 12:54 Jul 3
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- Vegsource? Your blog? nt - Kate CA 12:53 Jul 3
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- You might want to look at quickly summarizing the first year part of FLL, and then going more slowly through the second year. - Carol in Cal. 13:15 Jul 3
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- Re: English/Grammar - Stephanie Low 12:50 Jul 3
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- OH MY!!! - Ria 15:27 Jul 3
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- Hopefully you'll get a more expert opinion... - aubrey 14:45 Jul 3
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- Mine did this recently and had to have IV fluids for dehydration.... - Jenn in Mo 13:58 Jul 3
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- My baby was like that on Sunday night... - amy g. 12:59 Jul 3
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- Christina -- so sorry she is still ill! (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 12:46 Jul 3
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- Ice chips, sprinkle some sugar and a little grape juice for color on it and make it fun....popsicles... - ma23peas 12:29 Jul 3 (1)
- Thanks! I have used and like most of their stuff. Not more than my mineral make-up, but it's good "cheap" stuff! nt - Leigh Ann 12:21 Jul 3
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- That's good to hear. I guess it's not a sale, it's always $1. wow. nt - fiddledeedee 13:04 Jul 3
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- That's good to hear. I guess it's not a sale, it's always $1. wow. nt - fiddledeedee 13:04 Jul 3
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- Oops, website is www.eyeslipsface.com - fiddledeedee 12:15 Jul 3
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- plastic snakes and a mirror - Ann in KY 12:06 Jul 3
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- Several years ago, dd chose Unlimited Achievements Academy. However, I like to call it . . . (m) - Lorna in the boonies 22:09 Jul 3
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- Kindled Flame Academy --someone a while back was searching for Bible verses about fire and inspired me :-) - Peek a Boo 21:22 Jul 3
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- Percival Blakeney Academy - Sebastian (a lady) 20:30 Jul 3
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- i *love* those stories!!!!!! ::swoon:: nt - Peek a Boo 21:24 Jul 3
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- i *love* those stories!!!!!! ::swoon:: nt - Peek a Boo 21:24 Jul 3
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- Riverside School. nt - Peela 19:35 Jul 3
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- Running River Latin School. (nt) - Plaid Dad 19:09 Jul 3
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- Christ Our Saviour nt - Natalija 17:54 Jul 3
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- Brickstreet Academy, because we live on a yellow brick street. (nt) - Andie 17:34 Jul 3
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- Logos Academy - K&R's Mom 17:20 Jul 3
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- We are simply "the Academy" nt - kcp 16:52 Jul 3
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- Rivendell High School for the oldest. Each of my children gets to name his/her own, with some parental advice so we don't end up with joke names. :) nt - Dawn in MI 16:28 Jul 3
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- Fisherville Academey (link inside) - KyTriplets 16:12 Jul 3
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- Academy 18/21. It's a role-playing game in-joke. nt - Kay in Cal 15:41 Jul 3
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- Paideia Academy. Not that we use it and not that the kids can spell it anyway. nt - Jenni in Ks 15:38 Jul 3
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- Prairie Academy. nt - strider 15:03 Jul 3
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- We don't have to have one, my blog is La Scuola d'Argento ... - Kristiana 14:56 Jul 3
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- Interesting. nt - aubrey 15:03 Jul 3
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- Interesting. nt - aubrey 15:03 Jul 3
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- Ds chose H.O.M.E High School - Happy 14:46 Jul 3
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- Same as our house--The Resurrectory School. (We're Christian and live in a Rectory--that's fancy for parsonage!) nt - Chris in VA 14:20 Jul 3
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- Hope Springs Eternal School for the Blind Leading the Blind. ;-D nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:15 Jul 3
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- Officially, it's Hard Country Academy, but my boys like to call it -- - BirkenstockMom 14:14 Jul 3
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- Classical Explorations Academy (nt) - Laura in CA 14:00 Jul 3
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- Black Pearl Academy nt - Niffercoo 13:53 Jul 3 (1)
- Providence Farm Academy. (Our farm is Providence Farm) nt - Tracy in Ky 13:53 Jul 3
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- Chapel Hill Academy (because the road we lived on was called Chapel Hill) nt - MeganP 13:43 Jul 3
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- Stone Valley High School--for the same reasons Lori M listed below. nt - Raders Fan 13:39 Jul 3
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- Padowan Learning Academy (nt) - KerriF 13:37 Jul 3
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- I use Sandstone Academy when I need a name-nt - Pajama Mama 13:25 Jul 3
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- Hearthside Homeschool (a takeoff on the "fireside" concept of teaching families at home by the fire). nt - katalaska 13:18 Jul 3
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- We're thinking either Tall Oaks Academy or Four Oaks Academy, for what I would imagine would be obvious reasons, LOL! (nt) - Melissa in NJ 13:15 Jul 3
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- St. George's School for Rowdy Boys... Home of the Dragons! nt - Old Dominion Heather 13:08 Jul 3
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- Seriously? I love it! nt - aubrey 14:34 Jul 3
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- ROFL!!!! (nt) - Melissa in NJ 13:27 Jul 3
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- Seriously? I love it! nt - aubrey 14:34 Jul 3
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- St. Andrews Academy - my husband' s middle name. :+) nt - Kate CA 12:52 Jul 3
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- Sugar Creek High School (nt) - LoriM 12:51 Jul 3
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- Oh, congratulations! How exciting. nt - aubrey 12:57 Jul 3
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- Sigh, not (nt) above...this one is (nt) - LoriM 12:52 Jul 3
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- Oh, congratulations! How exciting. nt - aubrey 12:57 Jul 3
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- TigerBear Academy.....We call my two oldest tiger and bear, but my three year old's nickname doesn't fit so we have yet to add him to the mix. nt - Shannon in CA 12:40 Jul 3
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- Bolivar Academy... - chiguirre 12:37 Jul 3
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- We don't have to, but I call ours the Passion for Learning School (although there isn't much passion on the part of ds13 right now, LOL!) nt - dirty ethel rackham 12:33 Jul 3
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- Mt. Hope Academy (nt) - Heidi in OR 12:25 Jul 3
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- Seneca Christian Academy (m) - Christina in Space Coast 12:17 Jul 3
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- EDEN Academy (Education and Discipleship through Encouragement and Nurturing). nt - Sharon in SC 12:16 Jul 3
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- Trillium Private School nt. - erinjd 12:14 Jul 3
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- The Shire Academy. (nt) - Wendi 12:14 Jul 3
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- Educating hobbits since 2001! (nt) - Wendi 13:57 Jul 3
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- Got it! Like it! nt - aubrey 14:36 Jul 3
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- Got it! Like it! nt - aubrey 14:36 Jul 3
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- Educating hobbits since 2001! (nt) - Wendi 13:57 Jul 3
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- Schola Classica. Motto: Vide, Virtute, et Labore. nt. - Patricia 12:13 Jul 3
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- Uh, Trivium Academy- honestly because I couldn't come up with anything better. - Trivium Academy 12:13 Jul 3
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- Well, Iike yours, & actually, dh & I call you "Trivium" instead of Jessica, which I like because it sounds like 'Trinity' from the Matrix. lol nt - aubrey 12:22 Jul 3
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- Cool, I'll tell dh that! : ) nt - Trivium Academy 13:00 Jul 3
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- Ooh, ooh--do it with shades & a black leather jacket! :) nt - aubrey 14:40 Jul 3
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- Ooh, ooh--do it with shades & a black leather jacket! :) nt - aubrey 14:40 Jul 3
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- Cool, I'll tell dh that! : ) nt - Trivium Academy 13:00 Jul 3
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- Well, Iike yours, & actually, dh & I call you "Trivium" instead of Jessica, which I like because it sounds like 'Trinity' from the Matrix. lol nt - aubrey 12:22 Jul 3
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- Holy Family Classical Academy nt - Liz in NC 12:12 Jul 3
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- HomeFront Academy. nm - ~FireFly~ 12:10 Jul 3
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- IN NC you must name your school - Anchor Academy is ours. nt - momofkhm 12:08 Jul 3
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- Th Green Dragon Academy. I won't post the origin story- it's long! nt - Needleroozer 12:05 Jul 3
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- All y'all are a hoot! I figured y'all had heard this one umpteen times, as I have (m) - Needleroozer 13:15 Jul 3
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- Oooo. She's *creating*! You will share the finished product, right? :o) nt - Crissy in WA 14:22 Jul 3
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- Check it out! (m) - Needleroozer 16:09 Jul 3
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- Check it out! (m) - Needleroozer 16:09 Jul 3
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- Oooo. She's *creating*! You will share the finished product, right? :o) nt - Crissy in WA 14:22 Jul 3
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- Is it from LOTR? nt - Kate CA 12:52 Jul 3
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- Oh, I know! I know! Pick me! Pick me! - Linksalot 12:09 Jul 3
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- Hey, where have you been?! Good to have you back. nt - WTMindy 16:04 Jul 3
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- Hmmm...I thought maybe it had to do with The Green Knight. nt - aubrey 12:21 Jul 3
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- No, silly, you're thinking of the Green Hornet (nt) - Links 12:35 Jul 3
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- What? nt - aubrey 12:36 Jul 3
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- I didn't do it. (nt) - Links 12:39 Jul 3
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- I didn't do it. (nt) - Links 12:39 Jul 3
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- What? nt - aubrey 12:36 Jul 3
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- No, silly, you're thinking of the Green Hornet (nt) - Links 12:35 Jul 3
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- No, no, no....that's Puff The Magic Dragon, right? :O) nm - ~FF~ 12:11 Jul 3 (1)
- Hey, where have you been?! Good to have you back. nt - WTMindy 16:04 Jul 3
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- All y'all are a hoot! I figured y'all had heard this one umpteen times, as I have (m) - Needleroozer 13:15 Jul 3
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- In CA you file as a private school and must have a name--ours is Trinity Christian School. nt - Julie in CA 12:03 Jul 3
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- Falls Creek Academy (nt) - Linksalot 12:00 Jul 3
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- My dh took the bus and then the light rail - it took a huge amount of time and was downright unsanitary. (m) - Kate CA 17:31 Jul 3
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- People forget that the key to public transit is housing density. - Patty in WA 22:06 Jul 3
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- People forget that the key to public transit is housing density. - Patty in WA 22:06 Jul 3
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- Nearest public transport is 35 or so miles away. - srjbdl 16:27 Jul 3
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- Not available where I live. nt - Laura in CT 15:47 Jul 3
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- What's the weather like? As a college student, I was a bus riding fool. lm - Stacy in NJ 15:18 Jul 3
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- Guess it is a good thing I live in a temperate rain forest! (m) - Needleroozer 16:46 Jul 3
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- Actually, I was a subway riding fool as an adult, too. Nothing like the smell of a NYC subway in July (or any other time of the year). Again, no thanks. nm - Stacy in NJ 15:20 Jul 3
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- Guess it is a good thing I live in a temperate rain forest! (m) - Needleroozer 16:46 Jul 3
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- That FlexCar deal? I just ran some numbers of my own... - Patty in WA 14:27 Jul 3
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- I agree that their numbers were indeed sloppy. I ran my own (m) - Needleroozer 16:55 Jul 3
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- I was really surprised at the FlexCar sloppiness. - Patty in WA 22:17 Jul 3
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- I was really surprised at the FlexCar sloppiness. - Patty in WA 22:17 Jul 3
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- I agree that their numbers were indeed sloppy. I ran my own (m) - Needleroozer 16:55 Jul 3
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- I love the bus. Never learned to drive because I love the bus but... - Lee in CA 14:21 Jul 3
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- Nearest bus stop is about a mile away. It is 114 degrees outside. (nt) - Jenne in AZ 13:41 Jul 3
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- Not in the realm of possibilities for me...(m) - Colleen 13:41 Jul 3
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- In the transit world, they say that Portland is about 20 years ahead of Seattle in this area. nt - Diana in OR 14:34 Jul 3 (1)
- I agree. I wish we'd get our act together and do something about our public transportation system. nt - Crissy in WA 14:24 Jul 3
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- Ya know, I've given up even wishing. It's never going to change. The mentality here doesn't mesh with mass transit. (nt) - Colleen 14:51 Jul 3
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- I think that's a mindset on the West Coast, however... - Diana in OR 15:41 Jul 3
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- Yeah, my family (parents, sibs) thought things would have to change 25 years ago, but...(nt) - Colleen 17:17 Jul 3
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- Funny, I usually think our transit system could be so much better, but (m) - Needleroozer 16:45 Jul 3
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- Yeah, my family (parents, sibs) thought things would have to change 25 years ago, but...(nt) - Colleen 17:17 Jul 3
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- I think that's a mindset on the West Coast, however... - Diana in OR 15:41 Jul 3
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- Ya know, I've given up even wishing. It's never going to change. The mentality here doesn't mesh with mass transit. (nt) - Colleen 14:51 Jul 3
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- It depends on where you are going. . . . sm - Jean in Newcastle 13:14 Jul 3
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- Too funny about the unsuccessful AA meetings! I agree with you in that (m) - Needleroozer 16:59 Jul 3
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- Too funny about the unsuccessful AA meetings! I agree with you in that (m) - Needleroozer 16:59 Jul 3
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- I am a huge fan of public transportation, but don't get to use it often... - Diana in OR 12:47 Jul 3
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- Yep, the "Evergreen" state is thoroughly un-green when it comes to public transit. What a shame. (nt) - Colleen 13:44 Jul 3
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- Yeah! I live near that street! I am busy at the moment, but let's talk more about this. nt - Needleroozer 13:19 Jul 3
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- Re: Yeah! I live near that street! I am busy at the moment, but let's talk more about this. nt - Diana in OR 14:01 Jul 3
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- Yes! (m) - Needleroozer 16:17 Jul 3
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- Yes! (m) - Needleroozer 16:17 Jul 3
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- Re: Yeah! I live near that street! I am busy at the moment, but let's talk more about this. nt - Diana in OR 14:01 Jul 3
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- Yep, the "Evergreen" state is thoroughly un-green when it comes to public transit. What a shame. (nt) - Colleen 13:44 Jul 3
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- It's expensive for more than one person...sm - Strawberry Queen 12:40 Jul 3
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- Oh man! That is prohibitive! It costs us $2.25 total (1 adult, 2 teens) for one way. nt - Needleroozer 13:17 Jul 3
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- are you serious?!?! I wish:-) nt - Strawberry Queen 13:41 Jul 3
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- are you serious?!?! I wish:-) nt - Strawberry Queen 13:41 Jul 3
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- Oh man! That is prohibitive! It costs us $2.25 total (1 adult, 2 teens) for one way. nt - Needleroozer 13:17 Jul 3
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- It depends on where we live... - Amira 12:15 Jul 3
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- My dh rides the bus to work every day.... - WTMindy 11:56 Jul 3
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- DH and I both rode the bus to work for years. - Patty in WA 14:13 Jul 3
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- Yeah, now that the Dude is driving, he really misses his reading time! nt - Needleroozer 17:01 Jul 3
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- That is one of dh's favorite parts....reading time. nt - WTMindy 18:47 Jul 3
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- That is one of dh's favorite parts....reading time. nt - WTMindy 18:47 Jul 3
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- Yeah, now that the Dude is driving, he really misses his reading time! nt - Needleroozer 17:01 Jul 3
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- DH and I both rode the bus to work for years. - Patty in WA 14:13 Jul 3
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- Not sure what happened there. Here's all I meant to "say". Ignore the post above. nt - Doran 11:45 Jul 3
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- Thanks for those hugs. Send them her way anytime she comes to mind, would you? nt - Doran 20:41 Jul 3
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- So sorry to hear it. (((Doran))) nt - strider 15:05 Jul 3
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- Ugh. I'm so sorry. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in TN 13:32 Jul 3
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- (((Doran))) so sorry... praying for you and your friend. nm - ~FIreFly~ 12:13 Jul 3
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- Awww, Doran. I'm so sorry (m) - Ria 11:49 Jul 3
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- Thanks for those hugs. Send them her way anytime she comes to mind, would you? nt - Doran 20:41 Jul 3
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- Definitely do it manually..... - Michelle T 12:50 Jul 3
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- proper sweet tea has to have at least 2 cups of sugar to one gallon tea :-) nt - Peek a Boo 21:34 Jul 3
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- Mickey D's tea is too sweet for me, although most Southerners like it that way. I use 3 family size tea bags & a scant cup of sugar. (more) - ereks mom 21:14 Jul 3
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- Not super sweet, but I boil water, throw in 3 family size tea bags (decaf), turn off and let steep. Dump that plus water enough to fill a gallon jug and add 3/4 - 1 c of honey. YUM!! I think I'll go make a batch! nt - StaceyinLA 13:48 Jul 3
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- 1 Ice Tea Pot, 3 quarts water, 1 cup sugar, 6 green tea bags, ice...;0) nt - Tap, tap, tap 12:49 Jul 3
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- Here's mine - Robin in NC 12:10 Jul 3
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- Here's mine.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 12:03 Jul 3
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- Oooo-eeeee! I love sweet tea, but you NC girls like it *really* sweet! I think I'll go make some now. nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:11 Jul 3
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- Oooo-eeeee! I love sweet tea, but you NC girls like it *really* sweet! I think I'll go make some now. nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:11 Jul 3
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- Just did this with Lipton Iced Tea blend......... - Betty R. 11:53 Jul 3
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- I make it i the coffee pot. Add the sugar while its hot:) I like Luzianne family size to a pot for ice tea best. I do make mint tea, peach or rasberry too. Just add to the pot after brewing. nt - Tammyla 11:33 Jul 3
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- Mine is a two-part recipe..... (m) - Vkay 11:27 Jul 3
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- lol--that's *not* iced tea! nt - aubrey 12:01 Jul 3
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- but they do make a cold version :-) yummmm nt - Vkay 18:20 Jul 3
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- but they do make a cold version :-) yummmm nt - Vkay 18:20 Jul 3
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- lol--that's *not* iced tea! nt - aubrey 12:01 Jul 3
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- Here is mine.... - Tammy 11:04 Jul 3
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- Nestea Sweetened Iced Tea (link) - Linksalot 11:03 Jul 3
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- I make ours in the coffee maker. I put two tea bags (Lipton black usually, sometimes Green with berry), m - Jami in TX 11:00 Jul 3
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- a dh. two healthy, happy kids. to be able to homeschool. to live where we live. for our beautiful rabbits. rain. friends. a computer etc etc etc nt - Peela 19:40 Jul 3
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- Celebrating #2ds's b-day, the sun, running with g-friends! And, the possibility of my s-i-l coming for an extended visit with my 2 nieces -- hooray! nt - Sweetpeach 18:47 Jul 3
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- I am thankful that my dh is spending his summer installing new windows and siding so that we only had to pay for the materials! nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 17:13 Jul 3
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- I am thankful for living in the USA. - farmnwife 17:06 Jul 3
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- That our 20yos with the huge personality and million friends is working as a counselor at church camp this week, and our house is quiet and clean again -- until he comes home again Saturday. nm - Janet in WA 15:37 Jul 3
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- So many things. At the moment, for a dentist who will do what he says he will do, when he says he will do it. (m) - Dy 14:55 Jul 3
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- Rain!!!!! Woohoo! Now the corn can grown and everybody can be happy. nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:17 Jul 3
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- So thankful the preschooler and the baby are napping *at the same time*! - Natalieclare 13:30 Jul 3
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- I am grateful I can homeschool; to be home with my children; to have a happy family; to be loved by my Savior. nt - Kate CA 12:55 Jul 3
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- I'm thankful for the AC! It's going to be well over 100 the rest of the week! nt - Michelle T 12:54 Jul 3
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- Sunshine (finally), yard work, kids at grandmas, baby at (just for fun) daycare, ice cold tea, time alone to do my own thing..ahhhhnt - Tap, tap, tap 12:51 Jul 3
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- Antibiotics that WILL (positive thinking here) help my 6 yr ds with pneumonia to feel better , even by tomorrow! I hope, I hope! nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 12:49 Jul 3
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- That I didn't yell or say all that I wished to say at dd6 who is learning to ride her bike (accompanied with copious tears etc) nt - Strawberry Queen 12:43 Jul 3
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- Baby's first laugh today! nt - aubrey 12:28 Jul 3
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- My husband, my children, my parents, my in-laws, my beautiful home, my great border collie ...I feel so blessed by everything. nt - Tammy in Germany 12:21 Jul 3
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- I'm thankful for peaceful days in the backyard with the kids - and for wireless internet. nt - Sarah CB 12:18 Jul 3
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- The emergency fund covered the termite problem. (nt) - Jenne in AZ 12:03 Jul 3
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- I was grateful for that in December! nt - Call Me Cordelia 12:06 Jul 3
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- I was grateful for that in December! nt - Call Me Cordelia 12:06 Jul 3
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- My parents swimming pool! We are off in a few minutes. nt - WTMindy 11:57 Jul 3
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- Special poem my 9 year old wrote today...the fact that she likes to write is a blessing! :) - ma23peas 11:51 Jul 3
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- That I'm almost done with the second coat of paint in the family room and have so far maintained some semblance of sanity. nt - Ria 11:50 Jul 3
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- My 5 year old spoke a 4-word sentence today!! ... (more) - Kelly in VA 11:40 Jul 3
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- Now that is truly a happy moment! Good for you and for her. nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:19 Jul 3
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- Kelly-- We are not carrying the same load in life, .... - Corb 13:01 Jul 3
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- That's awesome! and don't chuck the earplugs quite yet... - chiguirre 12:43 Jul 3
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- I was going to add the same thing! - Niffercoo 13:57 Jul 3
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- I was going to add the same thing! - Niffercoo 13:57 Jul 3
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- Kelly that is so awesome! We had a moment like that last week (m) - Niffercoo 12:08 Jul 3
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- I have one with apraxia - Christina in OR 11:56 Jul 3
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- Now that is truly a happy moment! Good for you and for her. nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 14:19 Jul 3
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- My kids are both on the mend. We can go to the fire works! nt - Tammyla 11:35 Jul 3
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- Too many things to list..... so how about just, "happy children." nt - Vkay 11:30 Jul 3
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- That my children will soon be at the pool without me? -- oh, and... - Doran 11:22 Jul 3
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- Antibiotics and albuterol. (Can you tell what kind of week I'm having??) nt - Lady Katherine 11:10 Jul 3
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- I'm thankful my mil commented on a rotten wine barrel sitting (m) - Sharon in SC 11:10 Jul 3
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- ciprofloxacin and phenazopyridine (nt) - Linksalot 10:50 Jul 3
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- Yes, I was thankful for this very thing two weeks ago. You poor thing, I hope you feel better soon! nt - itsmejanet 11:04 Jul 3
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- yikes! it really is orange! (nt) - Links 12:01 Jul 3
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- yikes! it really is orange! (nt) - Links 12:01 Jul 3
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- oh, you're going to make us google aren't you?! :-) nt - Vkay 11:00 Jul 3
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- google is your friend (nt) - Links 12:01 Jul 3
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- google is your friend (nt) - Links 12:01 Jul 3
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- Yes, I was thankful for this very thing two weeks ago. You poor thing, I hope you feel better soon! nt - itsmejanet 11:04 Jul 3
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- Such good news~ nt - Tammyla 11:26 Jul 3
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- Great news! Now you can enjoy your vacation! (nt) - Wendi 10:24 Jul 3
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- As well as OTC products, try limiting dairy. My face is clear and beautiful for the first time in 20 years since I quit dairy. nt - Becky (Alberta) 12:55 Jul 3
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- You ladies are awesome! Thanks for all of the great info! nt - Sherrill in WA 12:30 Jul 3
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- We use Acne Free.....we buy it at Sams for $25/3 month supply. m - Chocolate Princess 12:00 Jul 3
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- This is what works best for my ds13. Thanks for letting me know it's at Sam's, though! Going there today. :o) nt - Leigh Ann 12:14 Jul 3
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- This is what works best for my ds13. Thanks for letting me know it's at Sam's, though! Going there today. :o) nt - Leigh Ann 12:14 Jul 3
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- The problem we encountered with OTC products - Claire 10:40 Jul 3
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- Two choices - Ann in KY 10:36 Jul 3
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- You should look for a couple of things. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 10:14 Jul 3
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- I think you want to look for something with salicylic acid (beta hydroxy)... - abbeyej 10:13 Jul 3
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- The best I've found is the benzoyl peroxide lotion from acne.org... - Michelle T 10:11 Jul 3
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- Totally understand you. I've gone through the 'journey' many times. Blessings. nm - ~FireFly~ 12:17 Jul 3
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- Oh, I'm so envious! (m) - Colleen 13:48 Jul 3
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- Diane is a very special person and I have the honor of knowing all sorts of ... - Kate CA 12:51 Jul 3
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- Yep, John too! We talked a little history-teacher stuff. Wonderful people. And Diane did mention that you all knew each other! And Patti. It's nice when the miles can be condensed and we can be up close and personal! (nt) - Janie 14:19 Jul 3
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- Did John tell you about the time we met? And Di was sick? - Patty in WA 22:37 Jul 3
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- I agree! I think I get to see Patty again in September - right Patty? nt - Kate CA 15:23 Jul 3
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- Errrrrrmmmmm....maybe not. I will send you an explanatory email. - Patty in WA 22:34 Jul 3
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- Errrrrrmmmmm....maybe not. I will send you an explanatory email. - Patty in WA 22:34 Jul 3
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- I'm jealous :-/ so many of my favorite people are on the left coast and get to see each other :pout: nt - karenciavo 16:04 Jul 3
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- Errrrrrmmmmm....maybe not. I will send you an explanatory email. - Patty in WA 22:34 Jul 3
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- Did John tell you about the time we met? And Di was sick? - Patty in WA 22:37 Jul 3
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- Yep, John too! We talked a little history-teacher stuff. Wonderful people. And Diane did mention that you all knew each other! And Patti. It's nice when the miles can be condensed and we can be up close and personal! (nt) - Janie 14:19 Jul 3
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- Diane is so great!!... - WTMindy 11:59 Jul 3
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- And so are YOU! Three weeks? Wow! I'll have the dh stock up on the champagne and I'll get the brie. nt - Patty in WA 13:30 Jul 3
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- Are you at "the cabin" now or headed that way soon, Patty? (nt) - Colleen 13:45 Jul 3
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- You ready for your hair to blow back? - Patty in WA 14:06 Jul 3
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- Busy! But it must be great to have the opportunity...(m) - Colleen 14:44 Jul 3
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- Well, email away if it looks like it will work out. - Patty in WA 14:56 Jul 3
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- Patty, I'll email you. (nt) - Colleen 17:31 Jul 3
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- Patty, I'll email you. (nt) - Colleen 17:31 Jul 3
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- Well, email away if it looks like it will work out. - Patty in WA 14:56 Jul 3
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- Busy! But it must be great to have the opportunity...(m) - Colleen 14:44 Jul 3
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- You ready for your hair to blow back? - Patty in WA 14:06 Jul 3
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- Are you at "the cabin" now or headed that way soon, Patty? (nt) - Colleen 13:45 Jul 3
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- And so are YOU! Three weeks? Wow! I'll have the dh stock up on the champagne and I'll get the brie. nt - Patty in WA 13:30 Jul 3
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- Cool! That is so much fun. And, great Hobbit books! (nt) - Classical Michele 10:55 Jul 3
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- Y'all are so sweet! I'll keep you updated. :) nt - Dawn in Ohio 16:13 Jul 3
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- *SQUEAL* (And I seldom squeal, but I really mean it!) -m- - Dy 14:58 Jul 3
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- Awesome! nt - Sharon in SC 11:11 Jul 3
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- I'm not Dy, but this sounds awesome! Congrats :o) (nt) - threelops 11:09 Jul 3
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- We saw this last night with a large group of home schooled teens. Honestly - m - StaceyinLA 13:56 Jul 3
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- That should be THOUGH at the beginning of my last paragraph. I hate when I make dumb typos... nt - StaceyinLA 13:58 Jul 3
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- That should be THOUGH at the beginning of my last paragraph. I hate when I make dumb typos... nt - StaceyinLA 13:58 Jul 3
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- Here's the link to the Plugged in review about specific objectional content. I'm so disappointed! - LNC 10:35 Jul 3
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- Related thought . . . - Julie in Austin 10:29 Jul 3
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- Ds and I are looking forward to seeing that one! (nt) - Wendi 12:17 Jul 3
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- Absolutely. We do the same--pay for the good family movies.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 11:57 Jul 3
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- Good point - need to support the good ones!! nt - lovemyboys 11:18 Jul 3
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- Ds and I are looking forward to seeing that one! (nt) - Wendi 12:17 Jul 3
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- This makes me so mad! (m) - Wendi 10:23 Jul 3
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- It is very disappointing! What we will do is show the action scenes when it comes out in DVD. (m) - Kate CA 13:08 Jul 3
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- Your boys would fit right in with my ds! (sm) - Wendi 14:02 Jul 3
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- That is *so* funny, Wendi! Ahh, I enjoy that he views it that way. It will not always be! :+) nt - Kate CA 15:25 Jul 3
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- That is *so* funny, Wendi! Ahh, I enjoy that he views it that way. It will not always be! :+) nt - Kate CA 15:25 Jul 3
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- Your boys would fit right in with my ds! (sm) - Wendi 14:02 Jul 3
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- It is very disappointing! What we will do is show the action scenes when it comes out in DVD. (m) - Kate CA 13:08 Jul 3
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- I saw a trailer when we went to see POTC 3, and there is no way I'd go (or let my kids go). I saw enough violence in the trailer for an entire movie! nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 10:18 Jul 3
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- And yet, I think POTC is plenty violent and grotesque as well. m - Jami in TX 10:38 Jul 3
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- I find the Pirates movies much more disgusting than Transformers was. They also have plenty of their own se*ual innuendo, adult humor and busts showing too - nt - StaceyinLA 14:06 Jul 3
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- Actually dc have seen none of the ones you mention for those very reasons. - lovemyboys 11:15 Jul 3
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- I find the Pirates movies much more disgusting than Transformers was. They also have plenty of their own se*ual innuendo, adult humor and busts showing too - nt - StaceyinLA 14:06 Jul 3
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- And yet, I think POTC is plenty violent and grotesque as well. m - Jami in TX 10:38 Jul 3
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- I wish we had known something about the movie before dh took a group to see it last night......... - Pam L 10:15 Jul 3
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- Ratings mean nothing to me and this is exactly why. There are rated "G" movies I wouldn't let my dc see, but, on the other hand there are a few "R" movies we've let them watch with us. The rule of thumb is, mom and dad have to see it first.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 9:31 Jul 3
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- I totally agree. You can not rely on the ratings. nt - Tammyla 11:30 Jul 3
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- I totally agree - some of the PG & PG-13 is more disgusting than some R rated movies. nt - NYSue 10:01 Jul 3
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- Excuse grammar error - "PG & PG-13 *rated are*....." nt - NYSue 10:03 Jul 3
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- Excuse grammar error - "PG & PG-13 *rated are*....." nt - NYSue 10:03 Jul 3
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- I totally agree. You can not rely on the ratings. nt - Tammyla 11:30 Jul 3
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- No, for several reasons... - Margaret in CO 11:23 Jul 3
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- Thanks for the update. I'm glad that they called the police first and weren't just checking myspace. nt - jmgconner 13:11 Jul 3
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- Thanks for the update. nt - Tammyla 9:29 Jul 3
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- That makes a lot more sense. - Jenni in KS 9:17 Jul 3
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- Colorful Stitchery by Kristin Nicholas... - Amy loves Bud 9:44 Jul 3
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- Actually there is one for kids that *I* found very informative. (m) - Debra in TX 9:12 Jul 3
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- my first embroidery project was from a kit.... - Nicole M 9:10 Jul 3
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- Ideas for activities: (m) - Jean in Newcastle 11:39 Jul 3
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- Thanks for the suggestions. Sometimes I forget what we have in our own backyard :-) nt - Diana in OR 22:55 Jul 3
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- Thanks for the suggestions. Sometimes I forget what we have in our own backyard :-) nt - Diana in OR 22:55 Jul 3
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- Just Hang in there...it'll happen - Stephanie Low 12:48 Jul 3
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- I think you are on the right track...... - Chocolate Princess 9:02 Jul 3
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- reminders - Largo Tina 8:57 Jul 3
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- It went very well.... - Kelli in TN 10:29 Jul 3
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- Super! Sounds like your new agreements were just perfect (sm) - Doran 11:27 Jul 3
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- Super! Sounds like your new agreements were just perfect (sm) - Doran 11:27 Jul 3
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- If you get United Streaming PLUS, it's on there! - Cindyg 17:55 Jul 3
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- Yes, yes, this is such a favorite of ours!!!!! (nt) - Clara in Miami 10:03 Jul 3
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- I agree and have already penciled it in my plans for this year. An extra treat...if you liked the music on Liberty!, you'll love the CD of the soundtrack. I regularly listen to it, and it makes some good background for Revolution read-alouds. (nt) - Janie 9:31 Jul 3
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- It is excellent indeed. nt - karenciavo, who always tries to catch 1776 on the 4th 8:55 Jul 3
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- I haven't seen Bobby. I did just watch...(sm) - Regina in St. Louis 8:43 Jul 3
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- Uhhh, umm ... because DiCaprio's easy on the eyes? - Links 10:12 Jul 3
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- That's the understatement of the century! Whew!!! *fans face with book* LOL! - Melissa in NJ 11:43 Jul 3
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- Well, we *are* different. :) (m) - Regina in St. Louis 10:42 Jul 3
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- So it's a reaction you want, eh? (m) - Links 11:35 Jul 3
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- So it's a reaction you want, eh? (m) - Links 11:35 Jul 3
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- That's the understatement of the century! Whew!!! *fans face with book* LOL! - Melissa in NJ 11:43 Jul 3
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- Uhhh, umm ... because DiCaprio's easy on the eyes? - Links 10:12 Jul 3
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- Thanks for sharing this--congrats to your son!! BTW, my once struggling writer is now a journalism major--you just never know. LOL (nt) - Dawn in MI 16:46 Jul 3
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- I read this to be that your 9 yr old son wrote this... I was like wow...But it is a wonderful essay.. - Christina in NY 12:44 Jul 3
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- I guess I wasn't very clear in my post! Obviously he didn't get his writing skills from me. I think I was still in shock . . . - Luann in ID 14:45 Jul 3
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- I thought so, too, at first! LOL (m) - Colleen 14:39 Jul 3
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- Trust me. You don't want your boys soaking up any of my current vibes . . . sad, sad story inside - Luann in ID 15:10 Jul 3
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- Wait just a darn second here, Luann. Did you say PAN (singular) of brownies? (m) - Colleen 17:27 Jul 3
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- LOL. I don't keep that many brownie ingredients in the house. It would be downright dangerous. - Luann in ID 21:12 Jul 3
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- LOL. I don't keep that many brownie ingredients in the house. It would be downright dangerous. - Luann in ID 21:12 Jul 3
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- Wait just a darn second here, Luann. Did you say PAN (singular) of brownies? (m) - Colleen 17:27 Jul 3
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- Trust me. You don't want your boys soaking up any of my current vibes . . . sad, sad story inside - Luann in ID 15:10 Jul 3
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- I guess I wasn't very clear in my post! Obviously he didn't get his writing skills from me. I think I was still in shock . . . - Luann in ID 14:45 Jul 3
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- Awe Luann, that is awesome..... - WTMindy 12:03 Jul 3
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- LOL. Thanks, Mindy! - Luann in ID 21:03 Jul 3
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- LOL. Thanks, Mindy! - Luann in ID 21:03 Jul 3
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- Wow! Congrats all around! nt - PariSarah 9:54 Jul 3
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- That is awesome! How old is your son? .nt - Carol in Cal. 9:16 Jul 3
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- He's one of my 16yo twins. nt - Luann in ID 9:22 Jul 3
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- He's one of my 16yo twins. nt - Luann in ID 9:22 Jul 3
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- Wow, wow, wonderful work. Congratulations to both of you~ nt - Tammyla 9:07 Jul 3
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- What a fabulous essay! Well done! nt - Sherrill in WA 9:06 Jul 3
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- As a mom of one of the 9-year-old boys you described, I thank you for the encouragement. What a great job!nt - Dayle in Guatemala 8:51 Jul 3
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- Same here! nt - srjbdl 10:35 Jul 3
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- Same here! nt - srjbdl 10:35 Jul 3
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- P.S. Today is the first time I ever even saw it . . . - Luann in ID 8:41 Jul 3
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- WOW! - Largo Tina 8:29 Jul 3
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- Thanks, we're going! nt - lemonshine 12:27 Jul 3
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- Stage version is quite fun and may be.... - lovemyboys 9:17 Jul 3
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- Yep, either the stage version (which is cool!) or the movie--but make sure it is the G&S one with Rex Smith/Kevin Kline... nothing else. nt - GothicGyrl 9:06 Jul 3
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- My 6 yo loves it. nt - KarenNC 9:05 Jul 3
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- Gilbert & Sullivan??? You bet, although the youngers may not catch the humor. Lots of play on words. nt - K-FL 8:16 Jul 3
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- Now? Ivory...or something bland. Next month? Behr's Applesauce Cake with Orange Confection crown molding and trim (link inside) nt - Crissy in WA 14:53 Jul 3
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- Those are yummy sounding colors! I love Behr colors.nt - Needleroozer 17:24 Jul 3
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- Those are yummy sounding colors! I love Behr colors.nt - Needleroozer 17:24 Jul 3
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- Cream panelling, white trim, and colonial blue carpet/cherry laminate mix nt - Kristiana 14:30 Jul 3
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- A medium yellow (kind of a cross between butter and mustard - but more butter). Bedrooms are a really great green (sage with a hint of olive to keep the blue tint down). Kitchen cabinets are barnyard red! nt - StaceyinLA 14:10 Jul 3
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- Kelly Moore "Fig Cookie". But I call it "dirt:" :D nt - Kendra in CA 13:51 Jul 3
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- Living room - Gobi Desert. Dining area - Warm Cocoon. Kitchen - Jalopeno Red. All Behr paint from Home Depot. NT - Night Elf 13:42 Jul 3
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- It's off white but will be transformed to "soft green" this week:-) nt - Strawberry Queen 13:10 Jul 3
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- Boring. :+) nt - Kate CA 13:06 Jul 3
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- Amberwove by Lowe's. Creamy, buttery but not yellow - blends so well with pine furniture and ceiling. (nt) - Liz CA 12:12 Jul 3
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- I don't remember the name but the color is very creamy tan/mocha color with a medium sage green...m - Tap, tap, tap 11:06 Jul 3
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- Landlord white. (nt) - Plaid Dad 10:47 Jul 3
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- Yep! (nt) - Nancy in SoCal 15:50 Jul 3
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- I have Landlord "off white". yuck. nt - Lee in CA 11:25 Jul 3
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- LOL! our last house [a rental] was "Builder's Blah Beige" nt - Peek a Boo 21:38 Jul 3
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- LOL! our last house [a rental] was "Builder's Blah Beige" nt - Peek a Boo 21:38 Jul 3
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- LOL!! Same here. nt - Leigh Ann 10:52 Jul 3
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- Yep! (nt) - Nancy in SoCal 15:50 Jul 3
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- Hopefully these links will work. - Kelli in TN 10:41 Jul 3
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- Oat Straw by Behr. (nt) - Wendi 10:20 Jul 3
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- butter yellow with white trim in all rooms but bedrooms - those are mint green with white trim. nt - Michelle T 10:13 Jul 3
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- A sagey green - I love it. - Amy loves Bud 9:48 Jul 3
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- Accent walls in dining and living room are "brown bread", which actually looks like a cross between pumpkin pie filling and damp adobe, other walls are sunstraw, which is more of a creamy sandish yellowish hue. They look well together. nt - JFS in IL 9:44 Jul 3
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- Off white....of course, LOL! NT - Tammy 9:19 Jul 3
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- Honey and Bullfinch Blue- pics to see - Mary Beth 9:17 Jul 3
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- gorgeous! - Nicole M 10:10 Jul 3
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- Re: gorgeous! - Mary Beth 11:12 Jul 3
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- Re: gorgeous! - Mary Beth 11:12 Jul 3
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- gorgeous! - Nicole M 10:10 Jul 3
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- Is ugly a color? LOL This rental is very 70's *shudder* nt - Quiver0f10 9:16 Jul 3
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- My front livingroom has three red walls and one kiwi/lime green wall. Vibrant and beautiful! (nt) - Colleen 9:14 Jul 3 (1)
- Sand. nt - Tammyla 9:12 Jul 3
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- Should add that my kitchen is a red plum & the dining room is cornmeal. Lots of color here. nt - Tammyla 9:31 Jul 3
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- Should add that my kitchen is a red plum & the dining room is cornmeal. Lots of color here. nt - Tammyla 9:31 Jul 3
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- Benjamin Moore.. - Chocolate Princess 9:06 Jul 3
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- Here are the pictures from our recent re-painting of our new family room - Lady Jenn, RRMSSW (aka desert mom) 9:03 Jul 3
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- Light blue with white window trim. I love it - it's very refreshing and very relaxing. - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 9:03 Jul 3
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- Livingroom/diningroom open,the walls are cinnamon and the one wall that runs between the two rooms is red.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 8:53 Jul 3
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- *gasp*! Do you have photos to share? - Nicole M 9:00 Jul 3
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- I'll see what I can do!nt - Dayle in Guatemala 9:28 Jul 3
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- I'll see what I can do!nt - Dayle in Guatemala 9:28 Jul 3
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- *gasp*! Do you have photos to share? - Nicole M 9:00 Jul 3
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- A light, creamy khaki. It was mixed for us, so doesn't have a name. nt - abbeyej 8:45 Jul 3
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- Oh, and this living room/hall/entry opens into a deep red dining room and a sage green kitchen. Oak floors and lots of white woodwork. nt - abbeyej 9:58 Jul 3
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- Oh no, no, no *you* get to name it! - Teri in VA 9:42 Jul 3
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- Oh, and this living room/hall/entry opens into a deep red dining room and a sage green kitchen. Oak floors and lots of white woodwork. nt - abbeyej 9:58 Jul 3
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- Behr - Happy Camper - it's a gorgeous dark green. nt - jmgconner 8:41 Jul 3
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- Believable Buff (kind of a golden-tan) by Sherwin-Williams, with Swiss Coffee trim(it's almost white). nt - Julie in CA 8:39 Jul 3
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- Rainwashed by Behr. - Miz Booshay 8:09 Jul 3
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- Base coat of Ambitious Amber, ragged over top with 1part Tatomi Tan to 3 parts glaze, all from Sherwin Williams. nt - Jenni in KS 8:06 Jul 3
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- We are currently working on painting the main living areas Saratoga Sand (a kind of mellow, buttery yellow) with white trim. nt - Virginia Dawn 7:56 Jul 3
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- What company? I'm in the market for a mellow, buttery yellow :o) (nt) - threelops 8:01 Jul 3
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- We used Pale Rays from Dunn Edwards. A beautiful, buttery yellow, very cheerful and not too bright. nt - Michelle T 10:15 Jul 3
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- I just put Butter from lowes valspar collection in my bathrooms it's that nice yellow nt - lynn 8:06 Jul 3
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- We used Pale Rays from Dunn Edwards. A beautiful, buttery yellow, very cheerful and not too bright. nt - Michelle T 10:15 Jul 3
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- What company? I'm in the market for a mellow, buttery yellow :o) (nt) - threelops 8:01 Jul 3
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- Silver Sage, from Restoration Hardware. All our downstairs... - Ellie 7:52 Jul 3
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- Ben Moore paint: Covered Bridge (entrance) Bar Harbour Beige (kitchen) and Army Green & BH Beige (living room). nt - Becky (Alberta) 7:52 Jul 3
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- Monroe Bisque by Benjamin Moore in the family room and then the formula is cut in half for the kitchen for a varying but subtle difference. nt - Sharon in SC 7:49 Jul 3
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- liquid smoke,,,it's delicious! nt - AdrianaInVa 13:42 Jul 3
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- I chop and saute sweet onion and bacon. MIx in meat with wort sauce, salt and pepper. nt - Tap, tap, tap 11:07 Jul 3
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- Along with things that people have already mentioned, I add finely grated carrot. - Jen in NY 10:22 Jul 3
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- Lawry's Seasoning Salt - not fancy, but quick and yummy...btw, we do ground buffalo and it's always good! nt - Amy loves Bud 10:02 Jul 3
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- For gr. turkey burgers, lots of feta mixed in -- YUM nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 9:49 Jul 3
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- One time we tried lamb burgers w/feta & mint & garlic...Yum! (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 13:06 Jul 3
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- One time we tried lamb burgers w/feta & mint & garlic...Yum! (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 13:06 Jul 3
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- Minced fresh basil. That's it. And top it with blue cheese. Yum! nt - PariSarah 9:44 Jul 3
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- Last week I made burgers with feta cheese olive tanape. They were goooood! nt - Amy in PA 9:26 Jul 3
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- Nothing. I find that high quality, freshly ground meat doesn't need added flavoring. I like to add other things to burgers after the fact, though. (nt) - Colleen 9:16 Jul 3
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- 2 versions for ground beef... - Carol in Cal. 8:50 Jul 3
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- Bread crumbs, egg, Worchestershire, onion powder, garlic powder, Montreal Steak Seasoning, parsley. nt - jmgconner 8:44 Jul 3
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- Onion soup mix, or Ranch dressing mix or (my new favorite since being in South Africa) Brai seasoning mix nt - MeganP 8:30 Jul 3
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- We get ground steak from our local market. It needs nothing;) I do always grill fresh veggies on the side to make super burgers & satisfy my non meat eater. nt - Tammyla 8:28 Jul 3
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- I add an egg, onion soup mix and a little Italian dressing. nt - Rich with kids 8:09 Jul 3
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- DH likes onion soup mix with a little water mixed in. nt - GVA 8:02 Jul 3
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- We add egg, worcestire sauce, and Tony Chachere's (nft) - Susan 7:50 Jul 3
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- (doh - my dog hit send before I could correct the spelling lol) nft - Susan 7:51 Jul 3
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- Your dog can type? WOW! ;-) nt - Lisa in Jax 8:00 Jul 3
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- I wish (m) - Susan 8:42 Jul 3
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- I wish (m) - Susan 8:42 Jul 3
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- Your dog can type? WOW! ;-) nt - Lisa in Jax 8:00 Jul 3
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- (doh - my dog hit send before I could correct the spelling lol) nft - Susan 7:51 Jul 3
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- Nothing. We like just real meat. nm - Janet in WA 7:46 Jul 3
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- Same here. Just salt and pepper on the cooked side when I flip them. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 9:22 Jul 3
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- Same here. After forming the patties, we season w/salt & McCormick's Montreal Steak Seasoning (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 8:19 Jul 3
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- Same here. Sometimes garlic salt when the burgers are cooked. nt - lovemykids 7:48 Jul 3
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- Same here. Just salt and pepper on the cooked side when I flip them. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 9:22 Jul 3
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- How about chopped cherries? I actually haven't tried this yet but... - Jacqui in mo 7:42 Jul 3
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- Well, if it's anything like having a burger with cherry salsa, it's probably really good! nt - strider 8:23 Jul 3
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- Well, if it's anything like having a burger with cherry salsa, it's probably really good! nt - strider 8:23 Jul 3
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- The best hamburgers: 1/4 c worchestershire, 1/4 c cooked bacon & 1/2 c shredded cheddar in 1lb. meat. Yumm! nt - KIN 7:36 Jul 3
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- Ground beef, worchestershire sauce, Season All, garlic powder, and pepper. (m) - Jackie in AR 7:33 Jul 3
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- Another positive plug for Heelies........... - Rachel 19:05 Jul 3 (1)
- I'll say something nice about Heelies. - Cindyg 18:02 Jul 3
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- You may want to research them (if you haven't already) they have a bad rep at hospital ERs..m - Tap, tap, tap 13:01 Jul 3
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- And backs, they pretty much are the equivalent of wearing low heels constantly. nt - Lolly 16:41 Jul 3
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- And backs, they pretty much are the equivalent of wearing low heels constantly. nt - Lolly 16:41 Jul 3
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- My 11 yos got Heelies for his b-day last month, and he just said this morning, he thinks they are the best gift he ever got! :) (m) - Erica in PA 10:37 Jul 3 (1)
- What are heelies? (nt) - Colleen 9:26 Jul 3
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- new bandaids that are guar-an-TEED to heal your little ones' owies. Oh, wait, you mean heelys. *smacks forehead* (nt) - Linksalot 12:07 Jul 3
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- Big chunky sneakers with little wheels in the heels. nm - lovemyboys 9:29 Jul 3
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- new bandaids that are guar-an-TEED to heal your little ones' owies. Oh, wait, you mean heelys. *smacks forehead* (nt) - Linksalot 12:07 Jul 3
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- Maybe ebay or a sporting consignment store. I would not hesitate to buy them second hand because they are so well made... - Ferdie 7:34 Jul 3
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- I hate to be a wet blanket, but I hate those things. So much has happened to kids using them that I just cannot get them for my kids - GothicGyrl 7:33 Jul 3
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- I promise I will have a LOT of control over when and where he uses them.... - WTMindy 12:06 Jul 3
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- wet blanket! wet blanket! wet blanket! - Linksalot 12:03 Jul 3
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- I have to say - I like them more than the SUPER irritating squeaky toddler shoes... but I agree - I won't be buying them (nt) - sm 9:51 Jul 3
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- We try avoid anything like that because of the risk of injury. Scooters with a helmet and pads, yes. Heelies, no. nt - GVA 8:07 Jul 3
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- I have seen more than one kid roll right into the pool fully dressed in heelies. nt - Caroline 7:54 Jul 3
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- And all the kids wheeling around on them in malls and airports are just rude. nm - Janet in WA 7:48 Jul 3
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- I hate those things! There were a bunch of kids wearing them at the airport the other day... - Renthead Mommy 7:47 Jul 3
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- You know, I'm really irked by rude children and inattentive parents, but generally those same children would make an awful nuisance of themselves no matter their shoes. - abbeyej 8:49 Jul 3
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- Yes. The little offenders are usually in public *with* their parents. nm - Janet in WA 15:41 Jul 3
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- Yup! I totally agree. nt - WTMindy 12:07 Jul 3
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- is there an echo in here? (nt) - Linksalot 12:11 Jul 3
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- LOL! No, I just REALLY agree. :-) nt - WTMindy 16:02 Jul 3
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- LOL! No, I just REALLY agree. :-) nt - WTMindy 16:02 Jul 3
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- is there an echo in here? (nt) - Linksalot 12:11 Jul 3
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- Yup! I totally agree. nt - WTMindy 12:07 Jul 3
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- is there an echo in here? (nt) - Links 12:17 Jul 3
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- is there an echo in here? (nt) - Links 12:17 Jul 3
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- Yup! I totally agree. nt - WTMindy 12:07 Jul 3
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- is there an echo in here? (nt) - Links 12:17 Jul 3
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- is there an echo in here? (nt) - Links 12:17 Jul 3
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- I agree. Rudeness isn't a heelies issue--it's a training issue. I have dear friends with heelies who are *not* obnoxious with it because they have been trained to their appropriate use. nt - strider 10:39 Jul 3
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- Yes. The little offenders are usually in public *with* their parents. nm - Janet in WA 15:41 Jul 3
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- Me too, there are a couple of kids who wear them to church and it drives me crazy!nt - Virginia Dawn 7:58 Jul 3
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- You know, I'm really irked by rude children and inattentive parents, but generally those same children would make an awful nuisance of themselves no matter their shoes. - abbeyej 8:49 Jul 3
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- I've never seen these at Walmart or Target...Do they have them? I couldn't find them at their online stores either...nm - KLynnTX 7:44 Jul 3
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- I promise I will have a LOT of control over when and where he uses them.... - WTMindy 12:06 Jul 3
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- The Gulag Archipelego (sp?) nt - Mel in K-zoo 15:09 Jul 3
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- Father and Son Turgenev? nt - Ann in KY 9:36 Jul 3
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- Ann. Will you please tell more about this? I am looking for a *first time* Turgeneve to read. What do you think? (nt) - Regina in St. Louis 10:54 Jul 3
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- I love "Fathers and Sons". It would make a great introduction to Turgenev. (nt) - Colleen 17:18 Jul 3
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- I read it in college. m - Ann in KY 14:06 Jul 3
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- I love "Fathers and Sons". It would make a great introduction to Turgenev. (nt) - Colleen 17:18 Jul 3
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- Ann. Will you please tell more about this? I am looking for a *first time* Turgeneve to read. What do you think? (nt) - Regina in St. Louis 10:54 Jul 3
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- Eugene Onegin by Pushkin is a classic - Laura K (NC) 8:32 Jul 3
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- Eugene Onegin by Pushkin is a classic - Laura K (NC) 8:32 Jul 3
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- I seem to recall that there was a fine movie called just Onegin.... - Nicole M 9:02 Jul 3
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- Tchaikovsky wrote an opera based on the story, too. -nt- - Laura K (NC) 13:02 Jul 3
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- Tchaikovsky wrote an opera based on the story, too. -nt- - Laura K (NC) 13:02 Jul 3
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- I seem to recall that there was a fine movie called just Onegin.... - Nicole M 9:02 Jul 3
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- Another Dostoevsky book, The Idiot. nt - Angela in TN 7:44 Jul 3
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- Short Stories by Anton Chekov (Look for the Pelvear/Volkhonksy translations), Master and Margarita (more modern), War and Peace. - Mary Ellen 7:33 Jul 3
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- Wow, Mary Ellen. These are the same three books I was going to recommend. Great minds? Or some kind of weird channeling? (nt) - Regina in St. Louis 8:28 Jul 3
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- Let's go with great minds - Mary Ellen 9:12 Jul 3
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- Let's go with great minds - Mary Ellen 9:12 Jul 3
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- Wow, Mary Ellen. These are the same three books I was going to recommend. Great minds? Or some kind of weird channeling? (nt) - Regina in St. Louis 8:28 Jul 3
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- One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisevich, if you don't mind a little strange Gogol's short stories: The Nose, The Overcoat, War and Peace would be an undertaking. :-) nt - Jami in TX 6:54 Jul 3
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- War and Peace is a huge book, but worth it IMHO. nt - MeganP 8:34 Jul 3
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- War and Peace is a personal favorite of mine...(m) - Colleen 13:31 Jul 3
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- I remember reading this just for the challenge. I kept a notebook nearby to keep track of the characters--crossed them off when they died, connected them in their relationships, etc. It was so invovled and fun!nt - Dayle in Guatemala 12:01 Jul 3
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- I love this one almost as much as Anna K. nt - JFS in IL 9:49 Jul 3
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- War and Peace is a personal favorite of mine...(m) - Colleen 13:31 Jul 3
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- Ivan Denisevich is my favourite - and then you could watch the movie after you read. nt - Sarah CB 7:46 Jul 3
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- War and Peace is a huge book, but worth it IMHO. nt - MeganP 8:34 Jul 3
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- Short answer: shorten Year 4 - Shari 7:23 Jul 3
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- I started when my dd was in K so we took 1.5 years for both 1 & 2. We are now almost done with 4. nt - WTMindy 7:07 Jul 3
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- Yes. - Kristine out of lurking 6:47 Jul 3
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- Thanks to all of you for your replies (m) - Scarlett 7:18 Jul 3
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- Scarlett, as the mom of a ds/10 I kind of understand why your ds isn't communicating with his dad. (m) - Tammyla 8:41 Jul 3
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- a little nervous to be the lone dissenter, but here goes (m) - Amy in VA 8:34 Jul 3
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- Okay, once again, I just have to say something... - Janet in WA 12:11 Jul 3
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- I think that's great (m) - Amy in VA 13:26 Jul 3
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- My dh *isn't* raising his sons to be like him... - Janet in WA 15:00 Jul 3
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- And about rough and tumble men... - Janet in WA 16:38 Jul 3 (2)
- Amy thanks for your post and there (m) - Scarlett 14:39 Jul 3
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- My dh *isn't* raising his sons to be like him... - Janet in WA 15:00 Jul 3
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- I think that's great (m) - Amy in VA 13:26 Jul 3
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- I'll dissent with you! - Remudamom 10:13 Jul 3
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- Okay, once again, I just have to say something... - Janet in WA 12:11 Jul 3
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- Scarlett, as the mom of a ds/10 I kind of understand why your ds isn't communicating with his dad. (m) - Tammyla 8:41 Jul 3
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- Thanks ladies for all the options! More questions - Angela in TN 15:34 Jul 3
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- AWESOME free downloads at shabbyprincess.com - totally beautiful!!! nt - sm 14:59 Jul 3
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- Scrapgirls.com has great tutorials, cheap packages, and tons of free stuff - Jenn in Mo 14:21 Jul 3
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- I love using Adobe Photoshop elements.... - tlcmom 9:07 Jul 3
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- ScrapbookFlair.com (nt) - Linksalot 7:44 Jul 3
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- Do you use the ScrabookFlair free software? nt - Julie in CA 8:40 Jul 3
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- Yes, I used it to make a scrapbook for my nieces and nephews. I'll try to link it. (m) - Links 10:34 Jul 3
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- I hesitate to post a link to this scrapbook. (m) - Links 10:57 Jul 3
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- Stacey those look really great! Thanks for sharing nt - Angela in TN 15:30 Jul 3
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- Stacey those look really great! Thanks for sharing nt - Angela in TN 15:30 Jul 3
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- I hesitate to post a link to this scrapbook. (m) - Links 10:57 Jul 3
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- Yes, I used it to make a scrapbook for my nieces and nephews. I'll try to link it. (m) - Links 10:34 Jul 3
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- Do you use the ScrabookFlair free software? nt - Julie in CA 8:40 Jul 3
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- I downloaded last year's full conference from Word Mp3. I think you can just get single sessions. nt - Marie in OH 7:19 Jul 3 (1)
- What Toni said, but freeze the cups after you put in the whipped cream. Then the blue won't leak down into the white layer while the blue chills. (nt) - Jackie in AR 6:03 Jul 3
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- You have to let the bottom layer solidify before you can put the next layers in..So red has to become solid before you and the whip cream, then the cream, let it get solid, then the blue.. - GothicGyrl (who is just full on nonsensical answers this morning) 5:38 Jul 3
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- Be very careful to make sure the player you choose has a feature that picks up where you were when you turned it off... - Tracy in Ky 7:35 Jul 3
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- The obvious answer is get the highest amount of gigs you can for the money. Pay the shipping yourself if you can and spend the whole 100 on a player... - GothicGyrl 5:35 Jul 3
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- I second what Toni said about the $ and the Samsung. (m) - ~FireFly~ 6:21 Jul 3
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- I second what Toni said about the $ and the Samsung. (m) - ~FireFly~ 6:21 Jul 3
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- My ds is in a class with a fantastic coach... - myfunnybunch 19:56 Jul 3
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- My 2 ds are competitive gymnasts... - Deb in NZ 16:09 Jul 3
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- I teach gymnastics... - Paula S. 10:00 Jul 3
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- My 13yo ds started gymnastics at 3 or so..... - Denise in VA 9:47 Jul 3
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- My 8 yo boys have been in gymnastics... - Jeanne in MN 9:40 Jul 3
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- I think a lot depends on the coach... - Susie in CA 6:41 Jul 3
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- Kelli, if you post on the H.S. board, Nan will probably have some great insight. nt - Ms. Riding Hood (formerly known as Lynne) 5:53 Jul 3
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- My 7yo son takes gymnastics... - Kelly in VA 5:45 Jul 3
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- Okay, serious question since you have experience with this... - Kelli in TN 5:57 Jul 3
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- Here's our experience... - Kelly in VA 10:06 Jul 3
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- Forgot to add...the special needs class is taught/coached by an occupational therapist..nt - Kelly in VA 10:12 Jul 3
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- Forgot to add...the special needs class is taught/coached by an occupational therapist..nt - Kelly in VA 10:12 Jul 3
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- Have you considered hiring a "shadow" for him? - lovemykids 7:24 Jul 3
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- My 12yo boys are on a competitive gymnastics team. (m) - Jackie in AR 6:18 Jul 3
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- Here's our experience... - Kelly in VA 10:06 Jul 3
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- Okay, serious question since you have experience with this... - Kelli in TN 5:57 Jul 3
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- Youngest ds took gymnastics classes for a while, but around here there isn't much available for boys. Shanmar's ds is in gymnastics. (link to blog) - Jenni in KS 5:32 Jul 3
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- Thank you, I will check her blog. I just hope I can find... - Kelli in TN 5:46 Jul 3
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- Oh oh, I've been a really bad blogger, so don't waste your time! - shanmar 16:46 Jul 3
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- Oh oh, I've been a really bad blogger, so don't waste your time! - shanmar 16:46 Jul 3
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- Hey, I did get the board name right! It's right in the address. Silly me:o) nt - Jenni in KS 5:33 Jul 3
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- Thank you, I will check her blog. I just hope I can find... - Kelli in TN 5:46 Jul 3
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- I've never btdt but... - Virginia Dawn 5:25 Jul 3
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- You know, this is sort of my line of thinking in pursuing this... - Kelli in TN 5:38 Jul 3
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- You know, this is sort of my line of thinking in pursuing this... - Kelli in TN 5:38 Jul 3
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- I don't know whether you are a wrestling fan or not, but I can tell you several big name wrestlers either started out in gymnastics/ballet or have their own boys in them..They said it helps to keep the child limber and mobile, instead of getting bulked up in a solid form. - GothicGyrl 5:21 Jul 3
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- What is "ghey"?..... - Kelli in TN 5:43 Jul 3 (2)
- I got up early this morning to finish Baby 2.0's baby blanket! Do you think *that*'ll make him come out? - PariSarah 5:29 Jul 3
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- Today would be a good day. - Stephanie in FL 6:01 Jul 3
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- A leap day baby would be *cool*! nt - PariSarah 9:45 Jul 3
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- A leap day baby would be *cool*! nt - PariSarah 9:45 Jul 3
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- Come on out baby!!! - Miz Booshay 5:52 Jul 3
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- Our cousin was born on the 4th, her middle name is Liberty. She passed it along to her dd too. nt - fiddledeedee 7:22 Jul 3
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- LOL!! Those are better suggestions than dh has been throwing out! nt - PariSarah 5:54 Jul 3
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- Our cousin was born on the 4th, her middle name is Liberty. She passed it along to her dd too. nt - fiddledeedee 7:22 Jul 3
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- What about July 4th? Then he'd always have fireworks on his birthday (and maybe you could still make it to the swimming finals on Saturday! :-) nt - Sarah in FL 5:36 Jul 3 (1)
- Today would be a good day. - Stephanie in FL 6:01 Jul 3
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- Good Morning, it looks like another beautiful day here.(m) - Karen in Maryland 4:52 Jul 3
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- It has to be better than yesterday (m) - Melissa in NC 4:41 Jul 3
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- I just read some great advice on somebody's blog recently... - Kristiana 14:50 Jul 3
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- Well, I LOVE planning!!....so it takes me longer than it needs to. :-) nt - WTMindy 7:10 Jul 3
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- I planned 2nd grade in stages because I created lesson plans (m) - Trivium Academy 7:03 Jul 3
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- Oh and once a week, I'll sit down and schedule the week ahead. - Trivium Academy 7:21 Jul 3
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- Oh and once a week, I'll sit down and schedule the week ahead. - Trivium Academy 7:21 Jul 3
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- I spend the time to make my plans (m) - angela in ohio 6:16 Jul 3
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- Oh, and a friend of mine has developed a lesson plan for younger grades that she's now selling... - LoriM 6:02 Jul 3
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- I never planned first grade, but for third grade... - LoriM 5:59 Jul 3
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- Good advice, Lori. I planned too much for 1st... - lovemyboys 7:46 Jul 3
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- Good advice, Lori. I planned too much for 1st... - lovemyboys 7:46 Jul 3
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- I'm making extensive plans for history, science and geography... - LNC 5:43 Jul 3
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- I'm trying to do roughly the same here, map out history/geo. and science ... - Kristiana 14:38 Jul 3
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- I'm trying to do roughly the same here, map out history/geo. and science ... - Kristiana 14:38 Jul 3
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- First grade planning takes me very little time. - Virginia Dawn 4:51 Jul 3
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- Oh, that is incredibly sad. Praying for your town. nt - Yvette in CA 11:27 Jul 3
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- Prayers here. What a loss. nt - Tammyla 8:26 Jul 3
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- Prayers here. How awful.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 7:27 Jul 3
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- That is just horrible, Kim. (nt) - Jackie in AR 6:23 Jul 3
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- Praying for your community. So sorry this has happened...(m) - ~FireFly~ 6:07 Jul 3
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- Oh, my goodness. I will be praying for the family and your community. What a terrible, bizarre accident. nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 5:17 Jul 3
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- my 15 yo is happy as a clam with his desk in the living room.... - Nicole M 9:07 Jul 3
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- well - Largo Tina 8:42 Jul 3
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- Make it easily clear-able - strider 8:31 Jul 3
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- My son is 12, we work at the dining room table.. nt - Kristy 8:29 Jul 3
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- The floor of the den.... - amy g. 8:02 Jul 3
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- We just did it at the kitchen table. nt - Ellie 7:59 Jul 3
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- My 13yo, who has Asperger syndrome, has troubled staying focused... - Greta Lea:) 7:31 Jul 3
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- We've never had a schoolroom and we've home schooled for 8 years. My dd13... - Dayle in Guatemala 7:30 Jul 3
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- The dining room table for the most part or our computer room. Only HOMEWORK in their rooms;) I also have an eat in kitchen w/ another table. nt - Tammyla 6:42 Jul 3
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- Our children usually work in their bedrooms (m) - Christina in Space Coast 6:35 Jul 3
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- Our guys are 8 1/2, stb15, and 17...(m) - ~FireFly~ 6:17 Jul 3
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- All over... - Laura in CT 5:17 Jul 3
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- We use clipboards that travel... - Deb in PA 4:53 Jul 3
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- My kids do their written work on the floor.... - Tammy 4:37 Jul 3
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- We have a kitchen table (separate from dining room where we eat) (sm) - Ed's daughter 4:37 Jul 3
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- We do the dining room... - Virginia Dawn 4:24 Jul 3
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- My son, who's 13, does the bulk of his written work - Dot 4:16 Jul 3
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- A friend of mine goes here a lot (m) - jess in ok 22:32 Jul 2
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- Cool! The puzzles are great fun. Thanks, Jess. nt - Needleroozer 0:00 Jul 3
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- I knew that would happen! (m) - Jess in OK 22:33 Jul 2
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- Cool! The puzzles are great fun. Thanks, Jess. nt - Needleroozer 0:00 Jul 3
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- Well, I've heard that called intentional legalism. nt - Virginia Dawn 4:27 Jul 3
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- Also "tongue-in-cheek" and "facetious." nt - Virginia Dawn 5:03 Jul 3
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- This what I was looking for...just couldn't pull it out of the brain so late last night. Thanks nt - Margaret H 5:57 Jul 3
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- What I say to my kids when they get carried away with this kind of thing... - Virginia Dawn 5:10 Jul 3
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- This what I was looking for...just couldn't pull it out of the brain so late last night. Thanks nt - Margaret H 5:57 Jul 3
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- Also "tongue-in-cheek" and "facetious." nt - Virginia Dawn 5:03 Jul 3
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- Taking something literal could be termed being "hermeneutical" but not sure about if it's meant to be metaphorical or figurative. nt - Jess in OK 21:31 Jul 2
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- Annoying???.nt - Carol in Cal. 21:07 Jul 2
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- LOL! nt - Jess in OK 21:29 Jul 2
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- LOL! nt - Jess in OK 21:29 Jul 2
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- I don't like them. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 9:30 Jul 3
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- Only if they're 100% beef. The others are awful. nt - K-FL 8:19 Jul 3
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- I bet you knew thought you'd get so many responses for your OP, did ya? (m) - ~FireFly~with my answer inside 6:28 Jul 3
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- True. Who knew so many had opinions on frozen burgers! LOL. What's BILO? nt - imeverywoman 6:32 Jul 3
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- A grocery store. nt - Robin in NC (who is going to Bi-Lo today to see if they have any green peanuts this Georgia girl can boil for the 4th of July.) 7:19 Jul 3
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- Yes, have to have boiled p-nuts tomorrow. :O)nt - ~FF~ 12:25 Jul 3
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- Yes, have to have boiled p-nuts tomorrow. :O)nt - ~FF~ 12:25 Jul 3
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- A grocery store. nt - Robin in NC (who is going to Bi-Lo today to see if they have any green peanuts this Georgia girl can boil for the 4th of July.) 7:19 Jul 3
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- I cna't believe I messed up the subj line again, why do I do that??? Should read:: *I bet you never thought...* nm - ~FF~trying to NOT appologize for typos but cannot. 6:31 Jul 3
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- True. Who knew so many had opinions on frozen burgers! LOL. What's BILO? nt - imeverywoman 6:32 Jul 3
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- I use them for most everything...I want to avoid fresh meat unless I know it comes direct from the cow... - ma23peas 5:30 Jul 3
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- I purchased some at target yesterday. They are their own brand. We liked them okay. I prefer Walmart Black Angus burgers, pricey but so worth it. nt - lynn 5:30 Jul 3
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- I have to agree with the posters who already stated that they are dry, tough, and not at all comparable to ones you patty out yourself with fresh ground beef, but we have used them. Dh thinks they're convenient. nt - gandpsmommy 4:34 Jul 3
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- Bubba Burgers- we love these! nt - Christina 4:25 Jul 3
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- dh likes these, too (nt) - Linksalot 12:44 Jul 3
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- dh likes these, too (nt) - Linksalot 12:44 Jul 3
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- Never. I think they are nasty. I've been known to avoid cookouts in order to avoid these things! nt - Ria 3:22 Jul 3
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- Amen to that! I can't stand rubbery pre-formed burgers. A good burger should be molded lovingly, with egg and oatmeal and spices, by my own hands. nt - strider 8:34 Jul 3
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- NO!!! And here, I thought people LOVED them! I've always made my own...maybe I should continue? nt - imeverywoman 6:30 Jul 3
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- Yes, you should continue to make your own. nm - Janet in WA 19:08 Jul 3
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- Yes! Your future guests will thank you! :) nt - Ria 7:27 Jul 3
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- Yes, you should continue to make your own. nm - Janet in WA 19:08 Jul 3
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- Amen to that! I can't stand rubbery pre-formed burgers. A good burger should be molded lovingly, with egg and oatmeal and spices, by my own hands. nt - strider 8:34 Jul 3
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- Run away, girlfriend, run away! ;-) (nt) - Colleen 22:53 Jul 2
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- LOL!!! I need something for convenience for 30 people. I was wonderin' if you'd come and help me make patties??? That'll get you here! :D nt - imeverywoman 6:28 Jul 3
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- Ask the butcher at your grocer to make the meat patties for you...(m) - Colleen 9:24 Jul 3
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- Ask the butcher at your grocer to make the meat patties for you...(m) - Colleen 9:24 Jul 3
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- LOL!!! I need something for convenience for 30 people. I was wonderin' if you'd come and help me make patties??? That'll get you here! :D nt - imeverywoman 6:28 Jul 3
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- I used to buy the patties from Costco, but once I ran out and made my own and now I can't go back! So much juicier. (Oooh, and we've starting having our burgers with bacon, red onion, and blue cheese. Mmmmm.) nt - AmyCC 21:46 Jul 2
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- Make sure you are getting 100% beef and not fillers. Also, foil dinners are great, layer a burger with sliced carrots, onions, and potatoes, bake at 350 for an hour. nt - fiddledeedee 21:19 Jul 2
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- I love your board name. Every time I see it I get an urge to watch GWTW yet again (a favorite of mine). : ) (nt) - Colleen 22:54 Jul 2
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- thanks : ) nt - fiddledeedee 7:33 Jul 3
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- thanks : ) nt - fiddledeedee 7:33 Jul 3
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- These would be fun to do on the grill. nt - Needleroozer 22:08 Jul 2
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- I love your board name. Every time I see it I get an urge to watch GWTW yet again (a favorite of mine). : ) (nt) - Colleen 22:54 Jul 2
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- I find them tougher and dryer than the "real thing". Probably because they've been frozen. I'd choose them for convenience, not for quality. nm - Janet in WA 21:08 Jul 2
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- Yep. I much prefer to buy it ground on sale, and make my own patties. (m) - Needleroozer 0:28 Jul 3
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- Yep. I much prefer to buy it ground on sale, and make my own patties. (m) - Needleroozer 0:28 Jul 3
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- Usually they are thinner than we like, so we stack one on top of the other with cheese (or other goodies) in between. :o) Just press together a bit. nt - Leigh Ann 20:57 Jul 2
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- They're nice for doing hamburgers on the grill. (sm) - Jenni in KS 20:38 Jul 2
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- What brand do you buy at Walmart? Thanks a bunch! nt - imeverywoman 20:43 Jul 2
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- Sorry, I couldn't tell you. I have to read the boxes each time. nt - Jenni in KS 5:35 Jul 3
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- Sorry, I couldn't tell you. I have to read the boxes each time. nt - Jenni in KS 5:35 Jul 3
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- What brand do you buy at Walmart? Thanks a bunch! nt - imeverywoman 20:43 Jul 2
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- (Smacking my forehead) Use 'em for burgers, but I guess I should have asked how they are best cooked. Sometimes I wonder about myself! :D nt - imeverywoman 20:38 Jul 2
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- Sirloin burgers from Costco... they are great.... use them for hamburgers. :) nt - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 20:36 Jul 2
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- Okay, I'm not going to comment on content because - Yvette 23:30 Jul 2
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- These are great tips, thank you! nt - Jess in OK 1:21 Jul 3
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- These are great tips, thank you! nt - Jess in OK 1:21 Jul 3
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- It's my bed time, so I hope you find a solution. My offer still stands. nt - GothicGyrl 20:53 Jul 2
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- Here's what I came up with.... - Amy in NY 20:44 Jul 2
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- Thanks Toni & Amy and everyone else. I think I'll take a mix of your suggestions and run it through Word for grammar as well. Don't know why I didn't think of that before! nt - Jess in OK 21:19 Jul 2
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- A couple more... - Ellie 21:03 Jul 2
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- Thank you for fixing my mistakes! nt - Amy in NY 21:09 Jul 2
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- :-) nt - Ellie 10:15 Jul 3
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- :-) nt - Ellie 10:15 Jul 3
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- Thank you for fixing my mistakes! nt - Amy in NY 21:09 Jul 2
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- I typed this in Word with paragraphs. I don't know what happened to them, though. nt - Amy in NY 20:46 Jul 2
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- Which is why I typed mine here, word doesn't transfer over to html very well. nt - GothicGyrl 20:49 Jul 2
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- As I just found...;0) nt - Amy in NY 20:49 Jul 2
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- As I just found...;0) nt - Amy in NY 20:49 Jul 2
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- Which is why I typed mine here, word doesn't transfer over to html very well. nt - GothicGyrl 20:49 Jul 2
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- Thanks Toni & Amy and everyone else. I think I'll take a mix of your suggestions and run it through Word for grammar as well. Don't know why I didn't think of that before! nt - Jess in OK 21:19 Jul 2
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- I'm no editor, but I'm good at outrage. How dare they? Glad your grandma has you to stand up for her. nt - Veronica 20:30 Jul 2
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- I know. :-( I do have the legal system on our side so I know it will be resolved but I feel so badly for her. nt - Jess in OK 22:39 Jul 2
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- I know. :-( I do have the legal system on our side so I know it will be resolved but I feel so badly for her. nt - Jess in OK 22:39 Jul 2
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- Okay, don't know what happened to my post, but, it pretty much said the same as GothGyrl. Good luck with your crusade!!! Let us know what happens.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 20:30 Jul 2
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- Let me give it a shot.. - GothicGyrl 20:24 Jul 2
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- Just a couple of things..(m) - Sandy in Indy 20:45 Jul 2
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- Should it be "he was outraged; however," ? nt - AmyCC 21:49 Jul 2
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- I'm TERRIBLE at apostrophes! (m) - Jess in OK 21:14 Jul 2
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- *to* the pool. nt - Ellie 8:01 Jul 3
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- *to* the pool. nt - Ellie 8:01 Jul 3
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- I didn't do it in Word. I did it here on the board. If she likes it, I will re-do it in word and correct my own grammar injits :) nt - GothicGyrl 20:47 Jul 2
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- Should it be "he was outraged; however," ? nt - AmyCC 21:49 Jul 2
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- Well, I did include names and numbers, just didn't put them here (m) - Jess in OK 20:29 Jul 2
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- And since you did ask, it was re-written that way because there were many run-on sentences, lots of emotion that should be left out, and one big unreadable paragraph that is best split. nt - GothicGyrl 20:37 Jul 2
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- Well gee, thanks. Seriously, thanks for the help. I must be weird... (m) - Jess in OK 20:41 Jul 2
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- Don't take what I said in offense, please. I am only trying to help. I have been there done that several times... that's the only reason I write it like that. nt - GothicGyrl 20:46 Jul 2
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- I know. I'm PMS'ing and did you read my post below about how I don't take advice very well? ;-) (m) - Jess in OK 21:11 Jul 2
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- I know. I'm PMS'ing and did you read my post below about how I don't take advice very well? ;-) (m) - Jess in OK 21:11 Jul 2
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- Don't take what I said in offense, please. I am only trying to help. I have been there done that several times... that's the only reason I write it like that. nt - GothicGyrl 20:46 Jul 2
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- Well gee, thanks. Seriously, thanks for the help. I must be weird... (m) - Jess in OK 20:41 Jul 2
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- Re: Well, I did include names and numbers, just didn't put them here (m) - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 20:35 Jul 2
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- I'm not perfect either, but to me, your letter as you wrote it was very emotional rather than factual. Emotion has no place in a business letter. That's why I re-wrote it the way I did. nt - GothicGyrl 20:33 Jul 2
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- And since you did ask, it was re-written that way because there were many run-on sentences, lots of emotion that should be left out, and one big unreadable paragraph that is best split. nt - GothicGyrl 20:37 Jul 2
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- Just a couple of things..(m) - Sandy in Indy 20:45 Jul 2
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- basic conversions inside for you - KJB at Eielson AFB 19:48 Jul 2
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- Thanks! This is a big help! nt - Amy in NY 20:47 Jul 2
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- Thanks! This is a big help! nt - Amy in NY 20:47 Jul 2
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- 1.0 gb (1024 megabytes) it's double. nt - cin 19:36 Jul 2
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- Thank you! nt - Amy in NY 19:40 Jul 2
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- Thank you! nt - Amy in NY 19:40 Jul 2
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- 1.0 gb (1024 megabytes) it's double. nt - cin 19:36 Jul 2
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- Happy Birthday! nt - Amy in Orlando 23:01 Jul 2
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- Wow - happy birthday!!! Does he graduate this year or next? nt - Jess in OK 20:13 Jul 2
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- Happy Birthday to him! nt - Amy in NY 19:33 Jul 2
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- Through the Years by Kenny Rogers was mentioned elsewhere - it rides the fence on being able to be used for siblings or not but is a neat song. nt - Jess in OK 21:54 Jul 2
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- Would "lean on me" be too cliche or fast paced? nt - Jess in OK 21:52 Jul 2
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- Some questions: Age? Are they close? Christian or not or they don't care too much about music? nt - GothicGyrl 20:04 Jul 2
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- 20 &21, yes they are close, nothing Christian....nt - Busy Bee 20:26 Jul 2
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- Some ideas in side.. - GothicGyrl 20:45 Jul 2
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- OK, next question--hinky(like weird almost something only they would get), serious, funny, fast, slow? nt - GothicGyrl 20:34 Jul 2
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- Some ideas in side.. - GothicGyrl 20:45 Jul 2
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- 20 &21, yes they are close, nothing Christian....nt - Busy Bee 20:26 Jul 2
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- Congrats to your niece! I've heard of "My Wish" by Rascal Flatts being used for brother-sister dance. nt - HomeOnTheRanch 19:45 Jul 2
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- Here are the lyrics - it's perfect: (m) - Jess in OK 22:38 Jul 2
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- LOVE this song! nt - Jess in OK 21:39 Jul 2
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- Here are the lyrics - it's perfect: (m) - Jess in OK 22:38 Jul 2
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- If you go with Faber and Faber ..... - Betty R. 12:06 Jul 3
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- My son is really enjoying Pianimals. - Cindyg 21:49 Jul 2
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- Dozen a Day are really just exercise books... - Peela 19:22 Jul 2
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- Thank you, Peela. I will look into your suggestions. nt - Rich with kids 19:29 Jul 2
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- Faber & Faber is a great basic piano course... - PepperJo 5:45 Jul 3
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- Faber & Faber is a great basic piano course... - PepperJo 5:45 Jul 3
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- Thank you, Peela. I will look into your suggestions. nt - Rich with kids 19:29 Jul 2
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- Thanks for your answers! I have forwarded my friend a link to this thread. nt - Debbie in Austin 12:12 Jul 3
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- Re: Are any of you familiar with Indianapolis? A single friend of mine is moving there and is wondering which part of town would be a nice place to live... - Josie 4:42 Jul 3
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- Have her check out the Franklin/Whiteland/Greenwood area. - Closeacademy 4:35 Jul 3
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- Obviously, I live in Indy... (m) - Sandy in Indy 20:32 Jul 2
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- Well, if we're competing for tenents :))) - Kathy in MD 5:07 Jul 3
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- Well, if we're competing for tenents :))) - Kathy in MD 5:07 Jul 3
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- My sister's SIL lives in Indianapolis but alas my sister is travelling - Clara in Miami 19:47 Jul 2
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- Math: correct answer plus proper steps. If answer is correct, but I see some steps out of order, points taken off....more - GothicGyrl 19:00 Jul 2
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- Not a mean momteacher! I want to be more like what you have suggested. I tend to be too relaxed in this area. I am paying for it now that I have one almost in junior high. She is not a strong proofreader/ checker and she really struggles with test taking. I learned my lesson. nt - Rich with kids 19:33 Jul 2
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- Not a mean momteacher! I want to be more like what you have suggested. I tend to be too relaxed in this area. I am paying for it now that I have one almost in junior high. She is not a strong proofreader/ checker and she really struggles with test taking. I learned my lesson. nt - Rich with kids 19:33 Jul 2
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- Thanks for the great suggestions, everyone! nt - Graceann 14:56 Jul 3
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- For the face, we use the sunscreen sticks. It's like a big chap-stick & doesn't run into the eyes. nt - K-FL 8:22 Jul 3
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- Chiropractor BIL says to take calcium before sun exposure to ward off a burn...nt - Sarah in VA 6:12 Jul 3
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- I ride my blondies all of the time to STOP wiping the water out of their eyes - I think that it's wiping off the sunscreen. Maybe this is your problem, too? - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 20:40 Jul 2
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- Two women were discussing sunscreen at church yesterday... - Jean in Wisc. 19:59 Jul 2
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- My Dad has skin cancer, and his dermatologist told him to use this too... - Whisperlily 21:58 Jul 2
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- Same with my dad. nt - yvonne in ca 8:49 Jul 3
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- Same with my dad. nt - yvonne in ca 8:49 Jul 3
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- We took Neutrogena SPF 45 (or 50) to Hawaii last summer--we all came back as white as we were before we left... - Jann in TX 20:48 Jul 2
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- My Dad has skin cancer, and his dermatologist told him to use this too... - Whisperlily 21:58 Jul 2
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- Bullfrog sunscreen is the only thing that will work for my very "white" boy - SheilaZ 19:45 Jul 2
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- If they can get over the appearance, zinc oxide creme works well. - lovemykids 19:36 Jul 2 (1)
- It may be more appropriate for 'free swim' to be... - Bilby 19:15 Jul 2
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- my kids have to wear sun protective clothing even in the water.... - Peela 19:15 Jul 2
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- Between 10am and 4pm my girls wear SPF shorts and board shorts in addition to sunscreen. nt - Sharon in SC 8:13 Jul 3
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- Between 10am and 4pm my girls wear SPF shorts and board shorts in addition to sunscreen. nt - Sharon in SC 8:13 Jul 3
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- Ocean Potion Sunblock 50 (the sport version - water resistant). GREAT STUFF! nt - Sharon in SC 19:12 Jul 2
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- Is this greasy? nt - MamaPapa 7:15 Jul 3
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- No, ours is a non greasy formula. nt - Sharon in SC 8:12 Jul 3
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- No, ours is a non greasy formula. nt - Sharon in SC 8:12 Jul 3
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- Ocean Potion fan here too & it's cheaper then the other brands. nt - one_l_michele 5:21 Jul 3
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- Never heard of it but will keep an eye out for it. Thanks. nt - Graceann 19:37 Jul 2
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- Yes! I *love* the orange scented in the lavender bottle. And it works great! nt - ereks mom 19:32 Jul 2
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- Is this greasy? nt - MamaPapa 7:15 Jul 3
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- Is this all the same bottle of sunblock, or have you tried different ones? Sometimes they can get "old" and don't work any more. nt - abbeyej 19:00 Jul 2
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- I've tried different ones, and all bought this year. nt - Graceann 19:29 Jul 2
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- I've tried different ones, and all bought this year. nt - Graceann 19:29 Jul 2
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- Job future? The quilting MBA? Cool! Here's hoping! nt - MoniMoni 19:17 Jul 2
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- Yeah, the whole problem with that MBA thing- you gotta use it... - KyTriplets 20:51 Jul 2
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- Yeah, the whole problem with that MBA thing- you gotta use it... - KyTriplets 20:51 Jul 2
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- oh, dear. The first time through, I read that as a "Guilting machine" and couldn't figure out what that was. As for the Quilting machine, I hope you get it. It sounds exciting! nt - Jenn in Mo 19:12 Jul 2
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- Friendly advice... - Karen K. in Tx 19:12 Jul 2
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- One question - strider 19:22 Jul 2
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- Generally,.. - Karen K. in Tx 19:33 Jul 2
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- Thanks!!! This is very helpful. I will get a copy of the POA and send it to your dh for review. - strider 19:38 Jul 2
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- LOL!! ... - Karen K. in Tx 19:43 Jul 2
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- LOL!! ... - Karen K. in Tx 19:43 Jul 2
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- Thanks!!! This is very helpful. I will get a copy of the POA and send it to your dh for review. - strider 19:38 Jul 2
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- Generally,.. - Karen K. in Tx 19:33 Jul 2
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- One question - strider 19:22 Jul 2
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- Pen pals? Maybe not a service but certaintly interesting! nt - Jess in OK 19:17 Jul 2
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- Our Elders - KyTriplets 19:00 Jul 2
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- Great Ideas! nt - Needleroozer 0:43 Jul 3
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- Great Ideas! nt - Needleroozer 0:43 Jul 3
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- sorry to leave that out--14 yo dd (Japanese interest) & 11yo dd (NASA interest) - marianne 18:54 Jul 2
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- How old are they? (nt) - KyTriplets 18:46 Jul 2
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- Could they offer some mini-lessons to a preschool or a kindergarten? - Chris in VA 18:41 Jul 2
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- We break in December for the holidays and June for summer camp. (nt) - KidsHappen 7:24 Jul 3
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- Summers off--they are short & sweet here in Michigan. (more) - Dawn in MI 5:08 Jul 3
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- We're going year round, but we've modified our schedule. (m) - threelops 5:04 Jul 3
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- We school year round and I love it because it is more relaxed - Lizzie in Ma 4:43 Jul 3
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- Year round--because - Closeacademy 4:37 Jul 3
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- This was our first real year of hs, and I was planning to do at least a little grammar and math over the summer, but we are really enjoying just being on summer vacation. sm - gandpsmommy 3:37 Jul 3
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- All year round with breaks for camp, swimming, visitors, and etc. - Arch At Home 2:37 Jul 3
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- We primary break is in August and September, in keeping with the best Washington weather...(m) - Colleen 23:27 Jul 2
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- Oh, for goodness sake. Don't even ask me about that subject line...!!! (nt) - Colleen 23:28 Jul 2
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- Oh, for goodness sake. Don't even ask me about that subject line...!!! (nt) - Colleen 23:28 Jul 2
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- Year round with a modified Jun-Aug. I like the structure... - WTMindy 21:56 Jul 2
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- Year round when kids were little, now: 9 weeks/1 week off/9 weeks/7 weeks off (Christmas)/9 weeks/1 week off/9 weeks/ 7 weeks off (Summer). Reasons inside. - 5wolfcubs 21:41 Jul 2
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- Year round... - Ellie 21:08 Jul 2
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- Year round, with only reading and math when mommy is crazy on deadline (nt) - Julie (in Georgetown) 20:56 Jul 2
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- Mostly year-round with breaks in-between to take advantage of the nice weather, which occurs during school year here in Houston. But we start the "new" school yr every Aug., after a 4-wk break. (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 19:39 Jul 2
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- We school year round for two reasons: 1) So we can take breaks when we want/need them. 2) Because my dc need some structure or they go all floppy. :-D nt - strider 19:20 Jul 2
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- we follow school terms to the day, because of classes we attend, and kids out in the street to play with, and because that's how my kids are conditioned .... - Peela 19:19 Jul 2
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- Normally we take July off. But today I started Second Grade, the Series. - KyTriplets 18:49 Jul 2
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- Most of the year (m) - Christina in Space Coast 18:29 Jul 2
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- We follow the traditional school year because... - akmommy 18:28 Jul 2
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- July-June with plenty of time to take what time we want during the year. - Trivium Academy 18:27 Jul 2
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- Pretty much year-round, but not with a set schedule. - Night Elf 18:23 Jul 2
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- We do the traditional school year... - Old Dominion Heather 18:21 Jul 2
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- We school year round because (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 18:17 Jul 2
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- I'm thinking along these lines - Carrie in WA 18:26 Jul 2
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- I'm thinking along these lines - Carrie in WA 18:26 Jul 2
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- Mainly from Sept.- May.. Why? Because summer breaks are much-needed and well-loved here. :) (nt) - Erica in PA 18:11 Jul 2
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- Ditto, two. Besides, who has time with golf and swim and tennis and Boy Scout camp and sailing and going to the beach? - Patty in WA 19:22 Jul 2
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- Ditto! nt - KIN 18:27 Jul 2
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- Ditto, two. Besides, who has time with golf and swim and tennis and Boy Scout camp and sailing and going to the beach? - Patty in WA 19:22 Jul 2
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- I follow the traditional school year. Summer's here are too short to be inside doing school. We do summertime big at our house. nt - Amy in PA 18:10 Jul 2
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- We school year round for two main reasons... - Kelly in VA 18:05 Jul 2
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- Year-round with time off for vacations, holidays and visitors. nt - flpeggy 17:59 Jul 2
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- I guess you would call us year -round(m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 17:57 Jul 2
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- We school except when we have reasons for breaks (for example Christmas, or visiting grandparents) - Laura in China 17:56 Jul 2
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- Re: Spin off on my question below - what would you do with the "extra room" (M) - Michele 21:26 Jul 2
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- Home Gym/Home office would be good- or a sewing room *grin (nt) - KyTriplets 18:50 Jul 2
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- I would put the gym equipment as well as the play area in the basement if you can. - Carol in Cal. 17:43 Jul 2
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- Love your room idea! (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 20:33 Jul 2
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- Oooh, good ideas! nt - KIN 17:50 Jul 2
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- Love your room idea! (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 20:33 Jul 2
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- I schooled in the kitchen/breakfast area when my girls were young... - Jann in TX 17:42 Jul 2
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- Piggybacking--has anyone done the underground tour in Seattle? I'm looking for input on that. nt - Julie in CA 10:38 Jul 3
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- Oh, oh <waving hand>, I can answer that one, lol... - Stacia 11:13 Jul 3
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- Oh, and... - Stacia 11:17 Jul 3
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- Oh, and... - Stacia 11:17 Jul 3
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- Oh, oh <waving hand>, I can answer that one, lol... - Stacia 11:13 Jul 3
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- As far as where to stay, which island(s) do you plan to visit? Will you have children along? (nt) - Colleen 22:59 Jul 2
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- More info... - OhElizabeth 0:49 Jul 3
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- Your trip sounds very ambitious! - Kellin 11:28 Jul 3
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- No, I was leaving out a lot of details... - OhElizabeth 12:16 Jul 3
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- No, I was leaving out a lot of details... - OhElizabeth 12:16 Jul 3
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- Are you talking 4 hours driving in a day total or each way? (Long response, sorry...) - Stacia 9:04 Jul 3
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- THUNK!!!! (That's my jaw hitting the floor!) - Kristine out of lurking 6:21 Jul 3
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- Well it sounds like there's only one sensible way... - OhElizabeth 12:11 Jul 3
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- Totally worth going back for a week--or more! - Kristine out of lurking 17:35 Jul 3
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- Totally worth going back for a week--or more! - Kristine out of lurking 17:35 Jul 3
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- Well it sounds like there's only one sensible way... - OhElizabeth 12:11 Jul 3
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- Oh, my goodness! You're seriously underestimating that traffic h*ll that is the Puget Sound I-5 corridor...(m) - Colleen 2:32 Jul 3
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- Ok, I think I figured it out! (m) - OhElizabeth 12:02 Jul 3
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- Sounds fabulous! Hope you guys have a wonderful & fun trip. :-) (nt) - Stacia 14:04 Jul 3
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- PS. Thank you so much everyone for the info. Disaster averted, but boy am I disappointed about missing the San Juans! Maybe next time. :) - OhElizabeth 12:03 Jul 3
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- Sounds fabulous! Hope you guys have a wonderful & fun trip. :-) (nt) - Stacia 14:04 Jul 3
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- I have to agree with Coleen - Angela in Italy 4:27 Jul 3
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- Ok, I think I figured it out! (m) - OhElizabeth 12:02 Jul 3
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- Your trip sounds very ambitious! - Kellin 11:28 Jul 3
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- More info... - OhElizabeth 0:49 Jul 3
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- LOL, I've been here! - Kristine out of lurking 21:36 Jul 2
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- Well... - Stacia 21:33 Jul 2
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- I have had two recently.... very strange! (more) - Dana in OR 22:25 Jul 2
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- Re: Optical migraines anyone?... - Denise B 21:27 Jul 2
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- Is this different from the visual aura some migraine sufferes experience before the onset of a migraine? nm - Janet in WA 20:37 Jul 2
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- Yes. They are usually just all by themselves... - Ellie 21:11 Jul 2
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- I think it is the same thing... - Jann in TX 20:52 Jul 2
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- I've never had any pain with mine. Been having them for over 20 years. Weird, huh? nt - Ellie 21:11 Jul 2
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- That is weird. I wonder what percentage of migraines are of this type -- visual disturbances but no pain. nm - Janet in WA 21:26 Jul 2
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- Dr. Edell said it was common. nt - Ellie 8:02 Jul 3
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- Dr. Edell said it was common. nt - Ellie 8:02 Jul 3
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- That is weird. I wonder what percentage of migraines are of this type -- visual disturbances but no pain. nm - Janet in WA 21:26 Jul 2
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- I've never had any pain with mine. Been having them for over 20 years. Weird, huh? nt - Ellie 21:11 Jul 2
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- Yes. They are usually just all by themselves... - Ellie 21:11 Jul 2
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- DH has them. His are like looking through broken glass. About 30 minutes later the PAIN starts. <more> - cin 19:41 Jul 2
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- I get them...but my trigger is pregnancy! I knew I was pregnant within a week for the last two kids. nt - Old Dominion Heather 18:23 Jul 2
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- Dh gets optical migraines but no other kind; they're painless; the trigger is chocolate. nt - MargaretWV 18:14 Jul 2
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- My dh gets these, too, but we haven't figured out what the trigger is yet. Thankfully, no pain. nt - lovemykids 19:42 Jul 2
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- I'm craving chocolate but haven't had any in about a week (trying to be 'good') nt - Jann in TX 18:22 Jul 2
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- My dh gets these, too, but we haven't figured out what the trigger is yet. Thankfully, no pain. nt - lovemykids 19:42 Jul 2
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- Yes I started experiencing them when I was 40. Within a year I was diagnosed with . . - Rose in BC 18:06 Jul 2
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- Humm, I've been suspecting that I'm anemic--- - Jann in TX 18:09 Jul 2
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- Humm, I've been suspecting that I'm anemic--- - Jann in TX 18:09 Jul 2
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- Oh, yes. Been having 'em for many years. nt - Ellie 17:37 Jul 2
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- So did you freak out with your first one?.... - Jann in TX 18:07 Jul 2
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- Yeah, it was weird :-o ... - Ellie 21:10 Jul 2
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- Market Days... - Jann in TX 5:58 Jul 3
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- Market Days... - Jann in TX 5:58 Jul 3
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- Yeah, it was weird :-o ... - Ellie 21:10 Jul 2
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- So did you freak out with your first one?.... - Jann in TX 18:07 Jul 2
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- Pints! - Laura K (NC) 19:54 Jul 2
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- Also, there was going to be a Bag End cake. (m) - Wendi 18:44 Jul 2
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- Well...there was that big turkey Merry and Pippin fished out of the water! (m) - Gini AR 18:38 Jul 2 (1)
- Yum! Already?! August is blackberry season here. Right now strawberries are tapering off and we're heading into raspberries. Enjoy! (nt) - Colleen 23:10 Jul 2
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- Blackberries will be coming on later here, too. So good :-) nt - Jean in Wisc. 16:01 Jul 3
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- Blackberries will be coming on later here, too. So good :-) nt - Jean in Wisc. 16:01 Jul 3
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- Ooohhh, black raspberries are a big part of the fondest memories of my youth (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 17:53 Jul 2
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- The kids are eating them over ice cream as I type. They are making memories...:-) nt - Jean in Wisc. 20:01 Jul 2
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- The kids are eating them over ice cream as I type. They are making memories...:-) nt - Jean in Wisc. 20:01 Jul 2
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- Yum! Will you send me some? I'll trade you for strawberry! :-) nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 17:06 Jul 2
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- Hm. Wuddayathink emailed black caps taste like? :-) nt - Jean in Wisc 17:21 Jul 2
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- Hm. Wuddayathink emailed black caps taste like? :-) nt - Jean in Wisc 17:21 Jul 2
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- Searched again and found it. Thanks! - Jean in Wisc 16:38 Jul 2
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- To answer your question... - Janet in WA 20:41 Jul 2
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- Same here, didn't like Kiss my Face, LOVE Avalon Organics Yam deodarant. (nt) - my2boysteacher 16:39 Jul 2
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- Thank you, I have looked at that one too. nt - Kelli in TN 16:38 Jul 2
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- Well, I guess I prefer Tom's Unscented (w/ lichen) too. Just trying to be helpful! (nt) - buddhabelly 18:36 Jul 2 (1)
- Oddly enough, though, I've used the Kiss My Face product and didn't care for it. Go figure! (nt) - Colleen 16:02 Jul 2
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- How are her feet? And Oh my, yes she's pretty tough. nm - ~FireFly~ 6:55 Jul 3
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- Didn't read the first post.....m - Julieofsardis 23:09 Jul 2
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- After my ultrasound I had half my ovary removed... - frogpond1 23:17 Jul 2
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- cysts here too- they usually disappear on their own, and are common... - Peela 19:25 Jul 2
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- Peela, do you mind me asking... - Stacia 21:39 Jul 2
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- Re: Peela, do you mind me asking... - Peela 22:14 Jul 2
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- Ok, thanks... - Stacia 22:31 Jul 2
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- Ok, thanks... - Stacia 22:31 Jul 2
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- Re: Peela, do you mind me asking... - Peela 22:14 Jul 2
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- Peela, do you mind me asking... - Stacia 21:39 Jul 2
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- Cysts here too. Pretty common for me. Take a deep breath! - KyTriplets 18:52 Jul 2
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- I've had this twice, both times turned out to be harmless cysts.... - Michelle T 18:31 Jul 2
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- I had one but I had symptoms. - Kristine out of lurking 16:34 Jul 2
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- Re: Thank you both very much..........I feel better after your posts. - JO 16:34 Jul 2
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- I have, 18 years ago. - Carol in Cal. 16:26 Jul 2
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- Could it be a cyst? (sm) - Wendi 15:43 Jul 2
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- We had a King Snake come for a visit yesterday... - LoriM 15:09 Jul 2
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- Message Music? nt - Jenn in Mo 19:47 Jul 2
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- Oh, I like all of your ideas. If we end up taking our house off the market, the street name could be perfect. Keep 'em coming! nt - Christy B 17:04 Jul 2
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- Do you have an interesting street address? Our violin teacher calls her studio "Streetname Violin Studio". nt - Jami in TX 16:59 Jul 2
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- How about "A New Song".... - WTMindy 16:52 Jul 2
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- I'll play. "The Joyful Note." And then add below: "Piano for everyone." - buddhabelly 16:11 Jul 2
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- I really like that! nt - ChristyX5 16:29 Jul 2
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- I really like that! nt - ChristyX5 16:29 Jul 2
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- I'm drawn to businesses that mention the owner's name rather than use a catchy phrase...(m) - Colleen 16:08 Jul 2
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- Oh, I do see what you're saying . . . but I am not "highly trained" . . . - Christy B 16:36 Jul 2
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- Yes, I do think you're selling yourself short! : ) (m) - Colleen 23:08 Jul 2
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- Thank you for your encouragement . . . - Christy B 5:32 Jul 3
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- (((Christy)))...(m) - Colleen 9:00 Jul 3
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- (((Christy)))...(m) - Colleen 9:00 Jul 3
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- Thank you for your encouragement . . . - Christy B 5:32 Jul 3
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- Yes, I do think you're selling yourself short! : ) (m) - Colleen 23:08 Jul 2
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- This is exactly how I feel! I have a good friend who does photography and (m) - Scarlett 16:23 Jul 2
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- Oh, I do see what you're saying . . . but I am not "highly trained" . . . - Christy B 16:36 Jul 2
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- "Heart's Music" nt - Jean in Newcastle 15:59 Jul 2
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- Thanks for the help, ladies. And for making me smile!! nt - PariSarah 19:44 Jul 2
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- Can we make a deal? - MoniMoni 15:36 Jul 2
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- Hmmm, well, my first thought is that something's in its... - Dy 15:33 Jul 2
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- If your hemming foot is anything like mine, it's all in how you fold the fabric.... - Lady Katherine 14:20 Jul 2
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- Thanks!! Think I'll splurge on air mattresses and hold off on stove. nt - kj in nc 9:35 Jul 3
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- DS and I just dropped almsot $200 at Dick's, too - he got (more) - JFS in IL 15:07 Jul 2
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- some ideas - Ann in KY 13:54 Jul 2
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- Buy the camp stove if you want to, but . . . - Luann in ID 14:26 Jul 2
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- Oh my, we do all those things you don't like. m - Robin 19:21 Jul 2
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- This should be under kj's post. nt - Luann in ID 14:31 Jul 2
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- Oh my, we do all those things you don't like. m - Robin 19:21 Jul 2
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- Buy the camp stove if you want to, but . . . - Luann in ID 14:26 Jul 2
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- I "upgraded" to air mattresses, and it was like we were camping in the Hilton! LOL! - LoriM 13:45 Jul 2
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- We could use these same rules at our Little League field!nt - lynsey68 5:21 Jul 3
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- CUTE!!! (nt) - KyTriplets 18:54 Jul 2
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- LOL!! Mind if I post it in MY room??? My kids don't know how to leave us alone!! LOL nt - DB in NJ 15:37 Jul 2
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- Re: You really must read this. :-D nt - Carole in DE 14:49 Jul 2
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- As the only girl with three brothers.... - Heather in WI 14:34 Jul 2
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- No barking? Come on, now, I think she's being a bit unreasonable, lol. nt - Christy B 14:24 Jul 2
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- Ask her if I can post this on *my* bedroom door - those are some great rules! :-) = = nt = = - Rosemary in Colorado 14:09 Jul 2
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- It's even funnier if you misread it and thought those were the doctor's rules. nt - Lady Katherine 13:57 Jul 2
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- You really need to leave the "evolved" adults. Too funny!! nt - Doran 13:53 Jul 2
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- LOL! She's very polite :o). (nt) - threelops 13:49 Jul 2
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- LOL at the no hissing or spitting! nt - Ria 13:45 Jul 2
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- Grin...reminds me of the bathroom rules... - LoriM 13:43 Jul 2
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- That is hilarious! Love it. (nt) - Scarlett 13:42 Jul 2
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- That's really not nt above--please read and enjoy! nt - strider 13:40 Jul 2
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- She just showed me an additional sign. It says, "Please knock gently but firmly." :-D nt - strider 14:51 Jul 2
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- She just showed me an additional sign. It says, "Please knock gently but firmly." :-D nt - strider 14:51 Jul 2
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- Thanks everyone! I suspected it had come up at some point. I have such a hard time reading the boarrd (m) - Melissa in NJ 11:35 Jul 3
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- It's been discussed. I wish they would change too - Cleo Qc 19:04 Jul 2
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- Ick! I hope not! I've been looking and lurking here for years.... - lovemyboys 17:20 Jul 2
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- ditto- this board is the easiest to read to me! S&S hurst my eyes.. nt - Corb 20:27 Jul 2
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- ditto- this board is the easiest to read to me! S&S hurst my eyes.. nt - Corb 20:27 Jul 2
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- Oh, my, I hope not! I didn't like the new format when they tried it, and I was glad this format came back! nt - lovemykids 15:23 Jul 2
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- Me, too. nt - Ria 15:25 Jul 2
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- Me three! nt - AmyCC 17:15 Jul 2
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- I hope not. I intensely dislike the format of the swap board. nt - ereks mom 8:48 Jul 3
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- I hope not. I intensely dislike the format of the swap board. nt - ereks mom 8:48 Jul 3
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- Me three! nt - AmyCC 17:15 Jul 2
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- Me, too. nt - Ria 15:25 Jul 2
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- Probably not... - GVA 14:49 Jul 2
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- There was lots of discussion in the past.... - Elizabeth B. in NC 14:13 Jul 2
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- Ah, great ideas here, thank you. (m) - Melissa in NJ 12:39 Jul 3
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- Here's what works for me... - Julie in CA 7:16 Jul 3
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- My kids learned really early never to wake Mom, LOL.... - Tammy 19:34 Jul 2
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- When dh wakes you up,physically GET UP and wipe your face w/ cool rinsed washcloth.nt - Corb 19:31 Jul 2
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- only way I get up early is by getting enough sleep, consistantly... - Peela 19:30 Jul 2
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- honest question...7:00 is not considered early??????? - Lolly 18:58 Jul 2
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- I agree. We are on a much later schedule than most (can you tell by my posting times? lol). nt - Jess in OK 19:18 Jul 2
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- I agree. We are on a much later schedule than most (can you tell by my posting times? lol). nt - Jess in OK 19:18 Jul 2
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- I keep the windows open (even in the winter, slightly) and the blinds up. Between the birds and the sunrise, I don't stand a chance. nt - Amy in PA 18:19 Jul 2
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- I get up at dawns early light and just get going. - lynn 17:17 Jul 2
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- You might try a bit of nice stretching... - Susan in TN 16:36 Jul 2
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- I'm not a morning person at all, but this one is easy. - lovemykids 15:30 Jul 2
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- Forgot - take a nap in the afternoon when the toddler naps! - lovemykids 15:33 Jul 2
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- Forgot - take a nap in the afternoon when the toddler naps! - lovemykids 15:33 Jul 2
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- I'm blessed with a bladder that needs emptying around 6 am every morning!;)- nt - Dayle in Guatemala 15:11 Jul 2 (1)
- I have some health issues.... - Pam L 14:13 Jul 2
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- Can you not get up or you just don't want to??? (m) - Chocolate Princess 13:54 Jul 2
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- Sleep until 8:00? *g* Or if you REALLY want to (m) - Scarlett 13:38 Jul 2
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- Thank you for asking... - Kelli in TN 13:50 Jul 2 (1)
- also explore how much taxi service would cost to your usual stops - katilac 11:02 Jul 3
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- Taxi service is really high here, and the bus isn't nearly as bad. (m) - Needleroozer 11:44 Jul 3
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- Re: Taxi service is really high here, and the bus isn't nearly as bad. (m) - katilac 19:54 Jul 3
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- You know though, depending on how you use it, a taxi CAN be cheaper than FlexCar. - Patty in WA 13:34 Jul 3
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- Yeah, I have been thinking about this. (m) - Needleroozer 17:07 Jul 3
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- Yeah, I have been thinking about this. (m) - Needleroozer 17:07 Jul 3
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- Re: Taxi service is really high here, and the bus isn't nearly as bad. (m) - katilac 19:54 Jul 3
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- Taxi service is really high here, and the bus isn't nearly as bad. (m) - Needleroozer 11:44 Jul 3
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- I could go along with Flex-car for myself, but.. - Ellie 8:05 Jul 3
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- A couple of weeks agao, my dd and I rode the bus to the downtown area (m) - Needleroozer 10:56 Jul 3
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- A couple of weeks agao, my dd and I rode the bus to the downtown area (m) - Needleroozer 10:56 Jul 3
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- What is a flex-car? nt - Arch At Home 16:30 Jul 2
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- It is a shared car you use by the hour or the day. (link inside) - Needleroozer 17:44 Jul 2
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- It is a shared car you use by the hour or the day. (link inside) - Needleroozer 17:44 Jul 2
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- LB - we have only one car. (m) - Jean in Newcastle 15:54 Jul 2
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- I don't know about "flex-car", but we're a one car family... - abbeyej 14:18 Jul 2
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- Here, too, except dh usually drives to the train. If I want the car, dc & I walk a mile to get it. m - aubrey 18:32 Jul 2
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- We ahve one car - hubby walks about a mile to the Metra station (about an hour to Chicago). nt - JFS in IL 15:08 Jul 2
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- We have a similar set-up. One car works well for us--the el train is just a few blocks away. nt - strider 14:53 Jul 2
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- Here, too, except dh usually drives to the train. If I want the car, dc & I walk a mile to get it. m - aubrey 18:32 Jul 2
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- We lived without a car for several months BUT we were in Belgium - Happy 13:24 Jul 2
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- About feeling safe on the bus: (m) - Needleroozer 13:34 Jul 2
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- About feeling safe on the bus: (m) - Needleroozer 13:34 Jul 2
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- Forgot to say, that the only real negative I can find about the flex car is(m) - Needleroozer 13:21 Jul 2
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- Not to mention that you don't have a car. - Cindyg 18:45 Jul 2
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- Well yes, there is that, lol. (m) - Needleroozer 19:39 Jul 2
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- Well yes, there is that, lol. (m) - Needleroozer 19:39 Jul 2
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- Not to mention that you don't have a car. - Cindyg 18:45 Jul 2
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- You don't think spanking is bullying? - unsinkable 16:26 Jul 3
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- Scarlett, would you be able to share a few concrete examples of the bullying?... - Janet in WA 20:48 Jul 2
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- I just want to say though... - Janet in WA 21:32 Jul 2
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- Yes!! Yes!! Yes!! If both people are not having fun, it is mean! Book suggestions inside. - dirty ethel rackham 6:27 Jul 3
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- Yes!! Yes!! Yes!! If both people are not having fun, it is mean! Book suggestions inside. - dirty ethel rackham 6:27 Jul 3
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- I just want to say though... - Janet in WA 21:32 Jul 2
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- I have been there, too.... - Peela 19:44 Jul 2
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- Very good post. nt - Dana in NC 20:54 Jul 2
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- Very nicely said! (nt) - Melissa in NJ 19:51 Jul 2
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- Very good post. nt - Dana in NC 20:54 Jul 2
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- Kindness first. - Cindyg 18:53 Jul 2
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- You know, this is a typical male cultural pattern in this country, but - Claire 17:24 Jul 2
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- Are you sure it is bullying?,,,,, - WTMindy 16:57 Jul 2
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- Bullying is bullying... - Call Me Cordelia 16:41 Jul 2
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- This is standard in some families but I wouldn't want it to be in mine (m) - Dana in NC 14:20 Jul 2
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- IMO, you are right, and if I were in your shoes it's something I would bring up with DH (m) - Melissa in NJ 13:43 Jul 2
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- And just to clarify, I didn't mean that in a "You know best, straighten your DH out" kind of way! (m) - Melissa in NJ 14:21 Jul 2
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- And just to clarify, I didn't mean that in a "You know best, straighten your DH out" kind of way! (m) - Melissa in NJ 14:21 Jul 2
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- You don't say how old your son is... - Old Dominion Heather 13:42 Jul 2
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- We use domains.com and are not thrilled. (m) - K&R's Mom 11:09 Jul 3
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- I have had great service from JYDHosting.com. nt - dirty ethel rackham 13:39 Jul 2
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- GoDaddy.com is reputable for domain names. nt - Happy 13:25 Jul 2
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- Has she checked with her internet provider or any local web development companies? - GVA 13:15 Jul 2
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- We have a big room that has in it: - Patty in WA 19:26 Jul 2
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- We have a spare room, but school is in the den. - Cindyg 18:56 Jul 2
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- Well, we have a small house... - Deece in MN 17:25 Jul 2
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- At that age, we worked in the kitchen or living room... - Greta Lea:) 17:22 Jul 2
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- We have a room in the basement, but prefer to work at the dining room table... - myfunnybunch 16:52 Jul 2
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- I choose to use the dining room here. We do have plenty of other rooms, but (m) - Tammyla 16:49 Jul 2
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- No school room here... - Arch At Home 16:35 Jul 2
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- I like to eat while they work... - K&R's Mom 16:27 Jul 2
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- I choose my kitchen. - Kristine out of lurking 16:25 Jul 2
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- No need for a schoolroom as long as you have a decent-size kitchen table and a couch or two.... - Michelle T 16:24 Jul 2
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- Using the kitchen/dining table and couch make the most sense to me. I wouldn't want to be off in another room. (nt) - Colleen 16:10 Jul 2
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- We don't because of the need for one or more kid to have quiet while another needs instruction and another needs to do drill work or Rosettastone on the computer, which makes noise. nt - Laurie4b 15:54 Jul 2
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- I chose no schoolroom because . . . - Julie in Austin 14:53 Jul 2
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- I used to have a schoolroom and now I don't, because.... - Lady Katherine 14:03 Jul 2
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- I've done both. I think placement of the room is key to whether it gets used. (m) - Sherrill in WA 13:28 Jul 2
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- We work wherever we want. more - strider 13:15 Jul 2
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- We went back to using the kitchen table - Jenn in Mo 12:58 Jul 2
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- Thank you, thank you, thank you, all of you. The restart must have reset it. You have no idea how I was on the edge of panic. Days away from leaving for Japan and the thought of having to send my laptop back to Dell for however long that would be, plus the extended shipping time to get things via APO. Especially for something so not daily vital but important! Stress I didn't need! Thank you! nt - Renthead Mommy 13:35 Jul 2
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- Restart your computer..nt - Tap, tap, tap 13:16 Jul 2
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- DH just said you could also go to "my computer" then right click the drive and "eject" is an option on the menu. nt - Jess in OK 12:53 Jul 2
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- There should be a pin sized hole in front of the drive. Place a paper clip or needle in there to reset, this is a manual opening system. nt - Jess in OK 12:51 Jul 2
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- Thank you, that worked. I was hoping it would reset it and start working again. No luck. But at least I can get it open. nt - Renthead Mommy 13:18 Jul 2
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- Thank you, that worked. I was hoping it would reset it and start working again. No luck. But at least I can get it open. nt - Renthead Mommy 13:18 Jul 2
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- Re: Question about "Character Building for Families"... How do you do it ? (M) - Josie 12:41 Jul 2
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- You can also mail things to yourself, maybe save this option... - lovemyboys 17:34 Jul 2
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- I shipped markers and tempera pain from Korea. It was hot and on a ship for a loooong time. Everything arrived here just fine. Markers still worked. That's not to say you wouldn't have some time of problem, but I didn't. nt - Linko 16:36 Jul 2
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- Have your son take a wheeled backpackfull as his carry on :0) nt - Tap, tap, tap 13:05 Jul 2 (1)
- When do you need to know by? I just packed and shipped markers, crayons, and paint (shhh) to Germany! I'll have an answer by August 31. (0: nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 12:32 Jul 2
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- No, movers come on Thursday. How did you ship them? 30 day or 60 day? nt - Renthead Mommy 12:49 Jul 2 (1)
- Put them a ziplock bag and ship - Happy 12:30 Jul 2
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- My cocker eats cherries, mulberries and grapes growing in my yard. (nt) - Charlotte 21:32 Jul 2
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- Mine does! She loves ice and I want to get this for her (see link) m - flpeggy 17:49 Jul 2
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- Darn...can't make a link...here is the url (m) - flpeggy 17:50 Jul 2
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- Darn...can't make a link...here is the url (m) - flpeggy 17:50 Jul 2
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- This is gross... - Laurie in SEA 16:31 Jul 2
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- Apples, cherries, and yes, he loves ice - Carole in DE 14:40 Jul 2
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- My Sheltie loves ice and - Karen in Maryland 13:47 Jul 2
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- new choc lab loves ice, she sits pretty and shake a paw for it whenever she hears the freezer door open she's right there, and carrots if I'm chopping veggies she's under foot..nm - Emily in IL 13:00 Jul 2
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- Ice cubes, Sweet potato peels, half of my mother's day cake, he looks funny drinking milk out of the kids cups on the table. He thinks the counter is his food dish! nt - MoniMoni 12:43 Jul 2
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- Yes. Another funny thing they eat is pistachios. (Funny, that is, until later when they get gas). Anyway.. - Janet in WA 12:31 Jul 2
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- frozen grapes! nt. - erinjd 12:21 Jul 2
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- We had a lab who would pull the lettuce out of a hamburger to eat it first. - Lolly 12:20 Jul 2
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- I can usually do better than that, however... - Diana in OR 12:15 Jul 2
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- Thanks,ladies. nt - wbtx 14:56 Jul 2
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- We had this twice..some ignition component for the oven burnt out. (m) - MaryM 12:19 Jul 2
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- Here's a link to a troubleshooting page - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:59 Jul 2
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- Re: Here's a link to a troubleshooting page - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:59 Jul 2
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- Re: Here's a link to a troubleshooting page - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:59 Jul 2
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- Great idea! If Anything would make T. willing to do a narration, that would be it! (nt) - Melora in NC 12:04 Jul 2
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- That was my motivation, too. I thought of T. - hope it helps. nt - Dy 12:38 Jul 2
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- I told him about it, and he is Excited about doing history tomorrow. That is a first! (nt) - Melora in NC 13:48 Jul 2
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- I told him about it, and he is Excited about doing history tomorrow. That is a first! (nt) - Melora in NC 13:48 Jul 2
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- That was my motivation, too. I thought of T. - hope it helps. nt - Dy 12:38 Jul 2
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- Get a gmail account! (nt) - Colleen 15:55 Jul 2
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- I would have a yahoo address just for .... - Darla 11:47 Jul 2
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- Does your e-mail service have an option to only let in e-mails from approved senders? sm - Jean in Newcastle 11:43 Jul 2
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- its probably the cooking of meals- and keepin the kitchen and dining/living areas a warm heart of the home- keeping them tidy but welcoming. nt - Peela 19:46 Jul 2
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- Have books and games everywhere! And talk about them..nt - Carol in Cal. 19:09 Jul 2
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- Smile often and practice hospitality. :o) - Rocking Horse 15:01 Jul 2
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- Plant my gardens :-) (nt) - Heather in WI 13:36 Jul 2
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- Hung things on the wall and had curtains instead of just blinds. I've also been wanting to paint the walls a bold color. Candles here too. nt - Jess in OK 12:22 Jul 2
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- Put a dirty diaper in the garbage, dirty dishes in the sink and a pile of shoes to step over at the door.... :0) nt - Tap, tap, tap 11:52 Jul 2
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- heh, heh, heh...home. (0; nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 12:15 Jul 2
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- heh, heh, heh...home. (0; nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 12:15 Jul 2
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- Book books on the bookcases, end-tables, hearth, floor (you get the idea!) nt. - Jean in Newcastle 11:38 Jul 2
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- That is supposed to be "Put books. . ." nt - Jean in Newcastle 11:39 Jul 2
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- That is supposed to be "Put books. . ." nt - Jean in Newcastle 11:39 Jul 2
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- my answer: I burn a vanilla scented candle frequently. My kids comment whenever they smell vanilla that it smells like home. I love that when they're grown, that scent might bring them back to their childhood. nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 11:38 Jul 2
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- Hang family pictures, clutter it up with my decor items and arrange furniture in an inviting way. or.. - Trivium Academy - who is alone while the floor installers are here 11:23 Jul 2
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- mmmm...baking cookies always reminds me of my Mom! (0: nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 11:39 Jul 2
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- mmmm...baking cookies always reminds me of my Mom! (0: nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 11:39 Jul 2
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- Does it need to be a newer movie? I'm always behind on those! Otherwise, - Claire 17:30 Jul 2
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- Oh, and of course, Pirates of the Caribbean. We never tire of those! (nt) - Claire 17:31 Jul 2
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- Oh, and of course, Pirates of the Caribbean. We never tire of those! (nt) - Claire 17:31 Jul 2
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- Well, I believe the purpose of cursive is speed and ease of writing (because the letters are connected and formed to enhance that connection). But... - Janet in WA 20:53 Jul 2
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- It's something an educated person knows. - Cindyg 19:00 Jul 2 (1)
- One other reason - Karin 16:37 Jul 2
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- Fwiw, "teaching" my boys cursive requires nothing on my part. They pick it up through their Italic workbooks and that's that. I rarely require them to write in cursive, though; it's a non-issue to me. (nt) - Colleen 16:00 Jul 2
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- I'm not teaching it to DS... - Michelle T 12:40 Jul 2
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- The SAT essay is handwritten and must be legible - Happy 12:33 Jul 2
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- Dissenting opinion... - Diana in OR 12:27 Jul 2
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- FWIW, my father was a successful, international businessman who *never* wrote in cursive - it was all "small caps," and honestly, it was lovely - very even and neat. He was born in 1913. = = nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 14:11 Jul 2
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- Interesting. My dad was born in 1918, and wrote in cursive only. He never learned how to print. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 14:21 Jul 2
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- Interesting. My dad was born in 1918, and wrote in cursive only. He never learned how to print. nt - Elizabeth B. in NC 14:21 Jul 2
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- FWIW, my father was a successful, international businessman who *never* wrote in cursive - it was all "small caps," and honestly, it was lovely - very even and neat. He was born in 1913. = = nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 14:11 Jul 2
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- My son who reverses letters in print does not reverse in cursive. For him, cursive saved his self image. (nt) - Jenne in AZ 12:18 Jul 2
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- Ditto for my dd. nt - Melissa in NC 4:39 Jul 3
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- Ditto for my dd. nt - Melissa in NC 4:39 Jul 3
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- So dc can read cards and letters from grandparents! : ) nm - lovemyboys 11:43 Jul 2
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- Here's an article about it. - Trivium Academy 11:21 Jul 2
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- I do not (really I CANNOT) write in cursive and never will... - Jann in TX 11:16 Jul 2
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- Link to website with one rationale for teaching handwriting. - ELaurie 10:58 Jul 2
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- thank you notes, sympathy cards, invitations to intimate events, love letters....nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 10:55 Jul 2
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- Yes! As long as there are gift-giving grandmommies, there will be a need for cursive!! *g* nt - PariSarah 11:16 Jul 2
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- That was the first reason that came to mind for me too! Granny notices handwriting. (nt) - Melora in NC 12:10 Jul 2
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- That was the first reason that came to mind for me too! Granny notices handwriting. (nt) - Melora in NC 12:10 Jul 2
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- Yes! As long as there are gift-giving grandmommies, there will be a need for cursive!! *g* nt - PariSarah 11:16 Jul 2
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- It's taught in our household - Ed's daugher 10:55 Jul 2
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- Because... - Ellie 10:51 Jul 2
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- Thanks to both.....I will be getting him the MTH Titanic as well as other books to study further (nt) - Scarlett 18:15 Jul 2
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- Maybe you could lessen the blow a bit by... - lovemyboys 11:46 Jul 2
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- Maybe, but done is done. Maybe you could read some books together about some of the true heros of the Titanic. There are several good ones out there. Makes for fascinating discussions. nt - Lady Katherine 10:33 Jul 2
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- let me confuse you *g* - - I love my Dell, and am wary of Toshiba - katilac 18:33 Jul 2
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- I have the Toshiba Portege (an ultralight laptop) and I love it. But one reason that it is so light (m) - buddhabelly 15:54 Jul 2
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- My husband really likes his Toshiba notebook.nt - Kelli in TN 14:08 Jul 2
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- Same here: dh really likes Toshiba laptop; it's several years old. (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 21:49 Jul 2
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- Same here: dh really likes Toshiba laptop; it's several years old. (nt) - Karen K. in Tx 21:49 Jul 2
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- Two for two Toshiba! Maybe dh knows what he is talking about ! *g* (nt) - Scarlett 12:51 Jul 2
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- I prefer Toshiba over Dell... - GVA 12:47 Jul 2
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- I have a Toshiba laptop and I love it. (m) - kcp 11:37 Jul 2
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- Thanks so much! Very helpful. (nt) - Scarlett 12:06 Jul 2
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- Thanks so much! Very helpful. (nt) - Scarlett 12:06 Jul 2
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- I'd call your real estate people in NY and ask them. You don't want to buy something wimpy...you're gonig to get a lot of snow! nt - Ria 13:36 Jul 2
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- Never thought to ask them, thanks, I'll ask dh to ask at work as well. nt - one_l_michele 16:10 Jul 2
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- Never thought to ask them, thanks, I'll ask dh to ask at work as well. nt - one_l_michele 16:10 Jul 2
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- Inform couple B and see if they counter offer higher. Then if they do (more) - JFS in IL 10:22 Jul 2
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- We haven't accepted the first offer yet. - Christina in OR 11:45 Jul 2
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- We haven't accepted the first offer yet. - Christina in OR 11:45 Jul 2
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- I have a 1st grader, K/1st grader (she's somewhere in between), and a tag-along 3 year old. m - Jami in TX 11:06 Jul 2
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- I'm worried b/c this was my schedule last year, now I have a newborn and am not sure how to add her in to our day. :) nt - KIN 11:38 Jul 2
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- I suppose that depends on what type of baby she is. m - Jami in TX 11:49 Jul 2
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- I suppose that depends on what type of baby she is. m - Jami in TX 11:49 Jul 2
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- Wow, Jami! I want to come to your school! nt - aubrey 11:14 Jul 2
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- I know! What a nice rhythm Jami's got going. Those must be very happy children! nt - Veronica 11:34 Jul 2 (1)
- It's because of all the recess and snacks, right? And that's an ideal day of course, and how many of those do you think there are? ;-) nt - Jami in TX 11:20 Jul 2
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- Oh and dh does an evening read-aloud to the older two while I read picture books to the little one. nt - Jami in TX 11:07 Jul 2
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- I'm worried b/c this was my schedule last year, now I have a newborn and am not sure how to add her in to our day. :) nt - KIN 11:38 Jul 2
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- I'll post ours for my K & 2nd - Closeacademy 10:24 Jul 2
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- Just a link for you. - Trivium Academy 9:51 Jul 2
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- I can email you our schedule from last year. (m) - threelops 9:47 Jul 2
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- Please email me. (m) - Hope in Canada 13:58 Jul 2
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- Please email me. (m) - Hope in Canada 13:58 Jul 2
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- If you had a leak under the ground, you shouldn't have to dig to find it. - srjbdl 11:55 Jul 2
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- We're on a hill with a creek on two sides at the bottom (m) - Dy 12:37 Jul 2
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- We're on a hill with a creek on two sides at the bottom (m) - Dy 12:37 Jul 2
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- My MIL had a similar issue - turns out that the water company couldn't get to her meter, and was *assuming* her usage. Grr... - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 11:10 Jul 2 (1)
- Call the city -- I have done that to question a bill --they should do a re-read and look at past history for you nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:07 Jul 2
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- Our water really jumped one month and I called the water company to find out why. Turns out it was *their* error. nt - Teri TX (Teri UT) 10:38 Jul 2 (1)
- Our usage for family of 5 (m) - Erica in OR 10:34 Jul 2
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- My last month's water bill was outrageous - Quiver0f10 10:13 Jul 2
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- Uhhh *gasp* *choke* NO, that doesn't sound right! Oh, my goodness. (m) - Dy 11:57 Jul 2
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- Uhhh *gasp* *choke* NO, that doesn't sound right! Oh, my goodness. (m) - Dy 11:57 Jul 2
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- Our current bill is for 4300 gal for 4 people which only costs us $9.48 plus $12.42 for sewage (m) - kcp 10:02 Jul 2 (1)
- Do you have a visible gauge on your water meter? Can you turn off the water and see if the gauge is still going? m - Tap, tap, tap 9:50 Jul 2
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- Oh, very good tips. Thank you. (m) - Dy 10:01 Jul 2
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- Oh, very good tips. Thank you. (m) - Dy 10:01 Jul 2
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- Some thoughts (our inspection is tomorrow afternoon). - Kristine out of lurking 12:52 Jul 2
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- Good point about leaving stuff for inspector to find...I guess we could manage that! ;) m - aubrey 14:56 Jul 2
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- We actually had the fire depart. walk through our house before closing - Osmosis Mom 18:58 Jul 2
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- We actually had the fire depart. walk through our house before closing - Osmosis Mom 18:58 Jul 2
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- Good point about leaving stuff for inspector to find...I guess we could manage that! ;) m - aubrey 14:56 Jul 2
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- Inspections... - MoniMoni 10:40 Jul 2
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- Great list Moni. nt - Jami in TX 11:09 Jul 2
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- I'm printing your list for, um, dh...thank goodness he's coming home early today! - aubrey 10:43 Jul 2
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- Hopefully it isn't a big deal...(m) - MoniMoni 10:55 Jul 2
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- Things like filters boggle me. And you know how it is, - aubrey 11:02 Jul 2
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- Things like filters boggle me. And you know how it is, - aubrey 11:02 Jul 2
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- Hopefully it isn't a big deal...(m) - MoniMoni 10:55 Jul 2
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- Great list Moni. nt - Jami in TX 11:09 Jul 2
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- We have had 3 seperate inspections so far.. - Cheller 10:03 Jul 2
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- Oh yeah - we also had a smoke detector that didn't work nt - Cheller 12:06 Jul 2
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- Hmmm..smoke dectectors? Maybe we should get some. nt - aubrey 14:52 Jul 2
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- Hmmm..smoke dectectors? Maybe we should get some. nt - aubrey 14:52 Jul 2
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- Oh yeah - we also had a smoke detector that didn't work nt - Cheller 12:06 Jul 2
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- Hey I"m thinking since you sold the house with it torn upside down (m) - Scarlett 9:54 Jul 2
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- I don't think there's much else you can do. We actually stayed for the inspection the last time we moved. sm - gandpsmommy 10:01 Jul 2
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- Well, they did stipulate in the contract that the house has to be *professionally* cleaned, lol! m - aubrey 9:58 Jul 2
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- This is a common thing, I thought? - Night Elf 15:16 Jul 2
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- Not common around here. I've never heard of it (nt) - Scarlett 15:19 Jul 2
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- Not common around here. I've never heard of it (nt) - Scarlett 15:19 Jul 2
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- Are you serious? Professionally cleaned? I guess I'd become a professional quick like. (nt) - Scarlett 10:08 Jul 2
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- I thought about that, but then I thought...hmm...an excuse to hire a maid...nt - aubrey 10:10 Jul 2
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- Actually, my real problem with it is that these total strangers might not think I keep house well. lol. nt - aubrey 10:11 Jul 2
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- I guess you could have tried to explain it was (m) - Scarlett 10:29 Jul 2
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- ROTFLOL!! nt - aubrey 10:31 Jul 2
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- ROTFLOL!! nt - aubrey 10:31 Jul 2
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- I guess you could have tried to explain it was (m) - Scarlett 10:29 Jul 2
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- Actually, my real problem with it is that these total strangers might not think I keep house well. lol. nt - aubrey 10:11 Jul 2
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- I thought about that, but then I thought...hmm...an excuse to hire a maid...nt - aubrey 10:10 Jul 2
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- This is a common thing, I thought? - Night Elf 15:16 Jul 2
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- I don't think there's much else you can do. We actually stayed for the inspection the last time we moved. sm - gandpsmommy 10:01 Jul 2
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- I saw a couple of people at our conference with a Moby Wrap... - Ellie 8:08 Jul 3
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- I've tried at least 10 different baby carriers and the ONLY one that works miracles for me is the Baby Trekker. My back and neck do not hurt AT ALL with it. I strongly recommend it. nt - Kellawell 16:36 Jul 2
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- The Ergo Baby Carrier has gotten the best reviews that I've seen (NT) - Darla 11:50 Jul 2
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- Yes!!! Love my Ergo! nt - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 13:54 Jul 2
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- Ooh, I looked at this one and it might be just the thing. I do like the mei tai, but this might work better for dh. I especially like the padded waist belt. Thanks! nt - Heidi in OR 12:57 Jul 2
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- Yep. Seven babies, lots of different carriers over the years. The Ergo is the best I've owned. Walked all over Disneyland for two days without any pain. nt - Kendra in CA 12:26 Jul 2
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- I love my Ergo... - Meliss 11:58 Jul 2
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- Yes!!! Love my Ergo! nt - Brenda in Olypen, WA w/ 5ds 13:54 Jul 2
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- Snugli Cross Country...only $70 and very comfy. Also... - Leigh Ann 10:59 Jul 2
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- Loved my Kelty pack. It has options too: diaper pack, sun/rain hood, etc. nt - Classical Michele 9:39 Jul 2
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- I would highly recommend going somewhere (REI, I think) where you can try these out. Dh and I are short and found our Kelty terribly uncomfortable... - abbeyej 10:30 Jul 2 (1)
- Me too. :o) nt - Carrie in WA 10:26 Jul 2
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- Kozy Carrier - its a chinese style mei tai - easy light weight comfy - Karen in CO 9:38 Jul 2
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- I really like the way those look, but will I be able to get him on my back without help? nt - Heidi in OR 9:48 Jul 2
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- Totally, and you'll want to do it in front of people so you can watch their faces while you do it, LOL! (m) - Melissa in NJ 10:00 Jul 2
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- Thanks, Melissa! I appreciate the help! nt - Heidi in OR 10:25 Jul 2
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- Thanks, Melissa! I appreciate the help! nt - Heidi in OR 10:25 Jul 2
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- Totally, and you'll want to do it in front of people so you can watch their faces while you do it, LOL! (m) - Melissa in NJ 10:00 Jul 2
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- YES!!! I love mine. I'm pretty sure we're not having any more children, and I'm keeping mine anyway. (m) - Melissa in NJ 9:43 Jul 2
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- I've kept mine, even though my youngest is 11, because nothing beats a baby backpack for hauling a watermelon up the side of a mountain! - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 11:02 Jul 2
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- ROFL!!!! (nt) - Melissa in NJ 11:52 Jul 2
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- You'd be amazed at how often we use it! Life is too good! - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 14:02 Jul 2
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- You'd be amazed at how often we use it! Life is too good! - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 14:02 Jul 2
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- ROFL!!!! (nt) - Melissa in NJ 11:52 Jul 2
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- Yes - I still carry my 2yo in mine sometimes she she's sick or super fussy. no more kids here either, but i'm keeping mine too. nt - Karen in CO 9:49 Jul 2
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- I've kept mine, even though my youngest is 11, because nothing beats a baby backpack for hauling a watermelon up the side of a mountain! - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 11:02 Jul 2
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- I really like the way those look, but will I be able to get him on my back without help? nt - Heidi in OR 9:48 Jul 2
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- Our Cross Terrain by Snugli has all those features (m) - Melinda in VT 9:20 Jul 2
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- THANKS ALL - It's really helpful to get other perspectives. nt - lemonshine 19:37 Jul 2
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- This kind of sounds like me... (m) - Jess in OK 12:48 Jul 2
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- My db is almost 40 and I swear he has (m) - Scarlett 12:54 Jul 2
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- There has to be an upside to this personality trait, doesn't there? Just wondering aloud. nft - unsinkable 13:59 Jul 2
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- Yes, the creativity and ability to find solutions when others may give up? nt - Jess in OK 19:16 Jul 2
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- Yes, there is very much an upside to this (m) - Karin 16:53 Jul 2
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- I agree (m) - K&R's Mom 16:46 Jul 2
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- I wonder if the upside is "attention to details"? - prettybutton 15:08 Jul 2
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- Yes,... - Karen K. in Tx 16:59 Jul 2
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- Yes,... - Karen K. in Tx 16:59 Jul 2
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- Yes, the creativity and ability to find solutions when others may give up? nt - Jess in OK 19:16 Jul 2
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- Yes, you are right so many things go into making us who we are (m) - Scarlett 13:48 Jul 2
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- That's sad. I'm an observer and I do learn a lot from watching people but I just don't like to take verbal advice. I guess I don't ... (m) - Jess in OK 13:20 Jul 2
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- There has to be an upside to this personality trait, doesn't there? Just wondering aloud. nft - unsinkable 13:59 Jul 2
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- My db is almost 40 and I swear he has (m) - Scarlett 12:54 Jul 2
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- I have one... - Karen K. in Tx 11:53 Jul 2
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- Oh, and... - Karen K. in Tx 12:05 Jul 2
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- Oh, and... - Karen K. in Tx 12:05 Jul 2
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- Did you write this about my ds? YES (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:43 Jul 2
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- Why offer choices in the first place if you know she'll react this way? (nt) - Colleen 11:12 Jul 2
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- Let her assemble her own third option. Also, we have a "no wet blankets" policy when we are reminiscing about past events. Maybe that would work. nft - unsinkable 10:50 Jul 2
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- I think that there are a couple of ways to look at it. - Ann in KY 10:42 Jul 2
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- I have two of these - Christina in OR 10:32 Jul 2
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- Do not accept her input - tell her this is not a restaurant (more) - JFS in IL 10:27 Jul 2
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- ITA, if for no other reasons than good manners... - Ellie 11:15 Jul 2
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- Along this line I am about to implement (m) - Scarlett 10:31 Jul 2
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- What a fun idea!! nt - aubrey 10:40 Jul 2
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- What a fun idea!! nt - aubrey 10:40 Jul 2
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- ITA, if for no other reasons than good manners... - Ellie 11:15 Jul 2
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- First, I'd simply serve the meal with not options. Next this is a time when a lot of kids (m) - Tammyla 10:11 Jul 2
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- That should be with out options. nt - Tammyla 10:12 Jul 2
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- That should be with out options. nt - Tammyla 10:12 Jul 2
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- Re: I'd like to understand this trait in my dd/9 - care to comment? m - Jenn in Mo 9:23 Jul 2
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- Re: I'd like to understand this trait in my dd/9 - care to comment? m - Julie in Austin 9:11 Jul 2
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- That is what I do with my ds7 too (m) - Scarlett 9:16 Jul 2
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- I wonder if it could just be the age... - aubrey 9:55 Jul 2
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- Moving target! I like that expression and it does seem (m) - Scarlett 10:11 Jul 2
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- Moving target! I like that expression and it does seem (m) - Scarlett 10:11 Jul 2
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- I wonder if it could just be the age... - aubrey 9:55 Jul 2
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- That is what I do with my ds7 too (m) - Scarlett 9:16 Jul 2
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- We buy my dh's work clothes at Elder Beerman (maybe called BonTon, too.) sm - gandpsmommy 9:56 Jul 2
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- My husband wears Lands End stuff. It lasts for years. nt - LMA 9:11 Jul 2
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- Is it Lands End that is sold at Sears? nt - Pster 9:43 Jul 2 (2)
- Penney's is our favorite place for quality, reasonably priced men's dress shirts. nm - Janet in WA 9:02 Jul 2
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- Yes, Penny's Stafford Super Shirt Wrinkle Free (m) - Kisa in CA 8:17 Jul 3
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- Yes, Penny's Stafford Super Shirt Wrinkle Free (m) - Kisa in CA 8:17 Jul 3
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- You can get Classical Writing from either lulu.com or bethsbookshop.com (m) - threelops 9:12 Jul 2
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- Just another vote for Beth, whom I have the pleasure of knowing personally! nt - Kristine out of lurking 12:42 Jul 2
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- Thanks! I love a company with reasonable shipping rates! (nt) - Melora in NC 10:54 Jul 2
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- Just another vote for Beth, whom I have the pleasure of knowing personally! nt - Kristine out of lurking 12:42 Jul 2
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- No, they don't. You have to order it directly from the publisher or (sm) - Sandy in Indy 8:58 Jul 2
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- another place to order - nutmeg 12:40 Jul 2
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- Thanks! Guess there is no free shipping for this one! (nt) - Melora in NC 9:03 Jul 2
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- another place to order - nutmeg 12:40 Jul 2
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- I live in MA... - home'scool 10:14 Jul 2
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- That's my state also. Can you email me? - LMA 10:33 Jul 2
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- You've got mail!nt - home'scool 13:16 Jul 2
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- You've got mail!nt - home'scool 13:16 Jul 2
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- So I guess my real question is - What is the worst that could happen?nt - home'scool 10:15 Jul 2
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- Do you have a state coalition you could ask? nt - aubrey 10:18 Jul 2
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- Sorry--I didn't answer your question...in Tx, - aubrey 10:22 Jul 2
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- Sorry--I didn't answer your question...in Tx, - aubrey 10:22 Jul 2
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- Do you have a state coalition you could ask? nt - aubrey 10:18 Jul 2
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- That's my state also. Can you email me? - LMA 10:33 Jul 2
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- I would file according to your state regulations and or laws. nt - Tammyla 10:13 Jul 2
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- It seems it is much better to comply with simple laws than risk them getting further in the middle of your business (nt) - Scarlett 10:12 Jul 2
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- Are you required to file? If so, then I suggest you do so. (nt) - Colleen 10:08 Jul 2
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- In which state are you? Do you have documentation/records that you have been complying with the regulations of your state/town (attendance hours, subjects, etc.)? nt - LMA 9:11 Jul 2
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- It could. I would check with your state home schooling group to find out what to do. nt - Dayle in Guatemala 8:18 Jul 2
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- My kids are too young (m) - Melissa in NC 4:44 Jul 3
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- What a great idea! nt - aubrey 11:05 Jul 3
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- What a great idea! nt - aubrey 11:05 Jul 3
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- No, because ds has swim practice at 6am, but we'll go to a matinee in the early afternoon. :-) nt - Maverick 13:08 Jul 2
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- Yes, and in costume. GRIN. (nt) - LoriM 12:51 Jul 2
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- Yes. I've planned a nap in my late-afternoon schedule! nt - Crissy in WA 11:55 Jul 2
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- We will be going. We've done this for every HP movie. (m) - Amy in Orlando 8:49 Jul 2
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- I would love to, but would most certainly fall asleep and snore, and possibly drool. Bleah. nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 8:13 Jul 2
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- I just tell people, "Well, if they're gossiping about me, then they're giving everyone else a rest, huh?" and then go on with my day. nt - Maria from IN 9:57 Jul 2
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- another thing - Ann in KY 7:52 Jul 2
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- True. Humor will get you through alot of places:O) nm - ~FF~ 8:02 Jul 2
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- True. Humor will get you through alot of places:O) nm - ~FF~ 8:02 Jul 2
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- Not sure where *-that I'd become happily* came from (please ingnore) nm - ~FF~ 7:43 Jul 2
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- I think it's unfair for a man to complain about how his wife does her job...m - Susan in TX 11:01 Jul 3
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- Thanks for all the insights (m) - Dana in NC 20:53 Jul 2
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- Well, that makes a big difference, I think. (m) - Erica in PA 12:01 Jul 3
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- Well, that makes a big difference, I think. (m) - Erica in PA 12:01 Jul 3
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- yes, I do think its unfair, but, there are so many subtle dynamics which go on in every household... - Peela 19:58 Jul 2
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- I have a hard time keeping my cool when my dh does this... - Mary Ellen 18:50 Jul 2
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- What I reacted to was ... - lovemyboys 17:54 Jul 2
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- I must have missed the original post from Stacey. What happened? tn - aubrey 16:09 Jul 2
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- The question of the comparison and are we all just seeing the comparison differently... - Kelli in TN 14:23 Jul 2
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- Maybe the more appropriate distinction is between a professional job and a more controlled job. - Carol in Cal. 17:15 Jul 2
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- Maybe the more appropriate distinction is between a professional job and a more controlled job. - Carol in Cal. 17:15 Jul 2
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- There are lots of good points in this thread (m) - Scarlett 12:03 Jul 2
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- I love when dh tells me he did a chore for me(m)... - Pajama Mama 11:51 Jul 2
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- Another thing I love is my dh saying with a smirk "If I do (insert chore)what will you do for me?"-I say "What *won't* I do if you don't help me and I'm too tired?"nt - Pajama Mama 13:11 Jul 2
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- ROFL the ol' barter method. ;-) I've had 3 kids that way! J/K of course. LOL (m) - Jess in OK 13:34 Jul 2
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- But we are kidding around when we say those things-mostly:)nt - Pajama Mama 13:12 Jul 2
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- ROFL the ol' barter method. ;-) I've had 3 kids that way! J/K of course. LOL (m) - Jess in OK 13:34 Jul 2
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- Years ago, I overheard my dh telling someone that he was going to "babysit" his children while I was away from home for a couple of hours. He hasn't said that since. :-) nm - Janet in WA 12:05 Jul 2
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- Yep, it ain't babysitting if they are your children. LOL nt - Happy 12:54 Jul 2
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- In his defense, though, he learned that from his own father. nm - Janet in WA 12:12 Jul 2
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- Yep, it ain't babysitting if they are your children. LOL nt - Happy 12:54 Jul 2
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- Another thing I love is my dh saying with a smirk "If I do (insert chore)what will you do for me?"-I say "What *won't* I do if you don't help me and I'm too tired?"nt - Pajama Mama 13:11 Jul 2
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- I'd give him a wink (m) - MoniMoni 11:14 Jul 2
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- Re: I'd give him a wink (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:48 Jul 2
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- grin ;-) nt - MoniMoni 15:42 Jul 2
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- grin ;-) nt - MoniMoni 15:42 Jul 2
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- Re: I'd give him a wink (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 11:48 Jul 2
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- I try very hard to do things the way he wants them done. - srjbdl 10:57 Jul 2
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- I didn't read the answers but I will go ahead and give mine... - Kelli in TN 10:54 Jul 2
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- I don't want to address this to any one person, but I just have to say... - Janet in WA 10:51 Jul 2
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- mmmmm......except that if the wife *wasn't* at home, then - Peek a Boo 20:34 Jul 2
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- I do not agree at all... - Kelli in TN 11:14 Jul 2
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- Yes, of course it's worthy, but it's not comparable to employment outside the home. Doesn't mean it's "lesser than", just that the two aren't comparable. (nt) - Colleen 13:32 Jul 2
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- Okay, let me try it this way.... - Kelli in TN 14:07 Jul 2 (1)
- You are actually helping me make my point... - Janet in WA 11:29 Jul 2
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- Kelli, it's a worthy job but (m) - Dana in NC 11:20 Jul 2
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- Well, I stand by my point and agree with you at the same time... - Kelli in TN 11:26 Jul 2
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- But I guess I am thinking (m) - Dana in NC 13:47 Jul 2
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- But we can't change others attitudes. - srjbdl 11:50 Jul 2
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- But I guess I am thinking (m) - Dana in NC 13:47 Jul 2
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- Well, I stand by my point and agree with you at the same time... - Kelli in TN 11:26 Jul 2
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- Yes, of course it's worthy, but it's not comparable to employment outside the home. Doesn't mean it's "lesser than", just that the two aren't comparable. (nt) - Colleen 13:32 Jul 2
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- I wholeheartedly agree...(m) - Colleen 11:07 Jul 2
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- mmmmm......except that if the wife *wasn't* at home, then - Peek a Boo 20:34 Jul 2
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- I think this is a case of "you have to be there"... - Janet in WA 10:21 Jul 2
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- I understand what you're saying, but in this case, I think you're jumping to conclusions. (m) - Colleen 10:21 Jul 2
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- Good point that her dh might be (m) - Scarlett 10:39 Jul 2
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- Good point that her dh might be (m) - Scarlett 10:39 Jul 2
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- No. I think you missed something. Timing, love and control. nt - Tammyla 10:01 Jul 2
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- Reminds me of when my dh fired me from keeping the checkbook (funny story) - Karen in Maryland 10:00 Jul 2
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- ;) Too funny. nt - Tammyla 10:14 Jul 2
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- ;) Too funny. nt - Tammyla 10:14 Jul 2
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- Here I go again - I'll probably put my foot in my mouth, but I think that Stacey's dh is wrong.... - Lady Jenn, RRMSSW (aka desert mom) 9:35 Jul 2
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- I agree with you! nt - Kelli in TN 11:17 Jul 2
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- LOL--Y'all are usually so nice I'm embarrassed, so I'm glad to hear someone say this! nt - aubrey 9:37 Jul 2
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- I agree with you! nt - Kelli in TN 11:17 Jul 2
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- ok, I think I read all the responses to the original post -- help me understand.... - Nicole M 9:10 Jul 2
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- Did you read my response? I asked why family members aren't taking turns doing the kitchen work. (nt) - Colleen 10:09 Jul 2
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- yes, I just added my thoughts a few minutes ago, I agree. (nt) - Amy in VA 9:19 Jul 2
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- Did you read my response? I asked why family members aren't taking turns doing the kitchen work. (nt) - Colleen 10:09 Jul 2
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- But following your line of thinking...if the kitchen is her domain, her standards should apply, right? m - Veronica 8:41 Jul 2
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- Veronica, I agree with you.... - Kelli in TN 11:00 Jul 2
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- Honestly, no. I don't think so, but that's just my opinion (m) - Dana in NC 8:59 Jul 2
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- I do agree, except... - Call Me Cordelia 10:41 Jul 2
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- I agree with you that either spouse should be able to state a preference (m) - Veronica 9:40 Jul 2
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- Why is it unreasonable? - srjbdl 11:01 Jul 2
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- because one person having so much control over the family isn't positive or healthy, imo - katilac 18:55 Jul 2
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- It's a big deal if one person always insists on their own way, with no room for compromise or consideration for the other. nt - Veronica 11:59 Jul 2
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- because one person having so much control over the family isn't positive or healthy, imo - katilac 18:55 Jul 2
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- Why is it unreasonable? - srjbdl 11:01 Jul 2
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- I do agree, except... - Call Me Cordelia 10:41 Jul 2
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- Veronica, I agree with you.... - Kelli in TN 11:00 Jul 2
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- It is all about attitude... - Call Me Cordelia 8:24 Jul 2
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- I agree. nt - mommylaw 9:00 Jul 2
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- I agree. nt - mommylaw 9:00 Jul 2
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- I think it's possible that there's a level of nitpicking for which it might be appropriate . . . . - PariSarah 8:20 Jul 2
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- yup. nt - Peek a Boo 10:00 Jul 2
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- Exactly. It's about both partners communicating and compromising. nt - CookieMonster 8:48 Jul 2
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- Well spoken! nt - Call Me Cordelia 8:26 Jul 2
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- yup. nt - Peek a Boo 10:00 Jul 2
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- It's fine for the husband to have standards. It's not fine for him to be a pita about them. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 8:18 Jul 2
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- either way works, as long as it goes BOTH WAYS - katilac 8:13 Jul 2
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- I'm LOL thinking how my dh would react if I told him how to mow the lawn. (nt) - Scarlett 12:11 Jul 2
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- I'm LOL thinking how my dh would react if I told him how to mow the lawn. (nt) - Scarlett 12:11 Jul 2
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- Think about this in reverse: - aubrey 7:46 Jul 2
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- But his day to day functioning at work doesn't really affect me (m) - Dana in NC 8:01 Jul 2
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- isn't there a huge difference between a nasty house and drying every dish before going to bed? - katilac 8:22 Jul 2
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- Well, I was responding to the responses (m) - Dana in NC 8:28 Jul 2 (1)
- Well, doesn't his job support you? m - aubrey 8:21 Jul 2
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- isn't there a huge difference between a nasty house and drying every dish before going to bed? - katilac 8:22 Jul 2
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- I'm sure where I stand in all of this, but (m) - ~FireFly~ 7:59 Jul 2
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- Oh dear, messed up my subj line again....*not* sure it should read. nm - ~FF~ 8:01 Jul 2
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- Oh dear, messed up my subj line again....*not* sure it should read. nm - ~FF~ 8:01 Jul 2
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- But his day to day functioning at work doesn't really affect me (m) - Dana in NC 8:01 Jul 2
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- ((sorry)) you fee this way... but (trying to be gentle)... - Jann in TX 8:00 Jul 2
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- Re: ((sorry)) you fee this way... but (trying to be gentle)... - Dawn in Cville 15:53 Jul 2
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- I do know this (and I appreciate your post) - Osmosis Mom 14:24 Jul 2
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- Re: ((sorry)) you fee this way... but (trying to be gentle)... - Dawn in Cville 15:53 Jul 2
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- Aww--so glad it worked out so nicely. :o) nt - Carrie in WA 10:28 Jul 2
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- Hmmm....I'll send you another email! :) - ma23peas 5:33 Jul 3
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- Hijacking - continuing horse topic for mom23peas - Cindyg 19:35 Jul 2
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- Parelli 3 in 5 years... - ma23peas 5:43 Jul 3
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- Excellent! - Cindyg 15:18 Jul 3
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- Excellent! - Cindyg 15:18 Jul 3
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- Parelli 3 in 5 years... - ma23peas 5:43 Jul 3
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- We start about 6:30 and have breakfast (Hot Pockets & fruit) around 9 am while we watch US videos. :) - flpeggy 17:58 Jul 2
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- We start at 6:00 with - lemonshine 9:50 Jul 2
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- Sounds good, thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 10:23 Jul 2
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- Sounds good, thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 10:23 Jul 2
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- We start with breakfast before school ... but keep it simple cereal, reheated breakfast burritos/muffins, and a lot of muffins...m - Tap, tap, tap 9:45 Jul 2
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- I love the idea of precooked burrito filling! My kids love them nt - Quiver0f10 10:22 Jul 2
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- Oh and I forgot that ds is king of the breakfast smoothie.....kiefer and yogurt are usually mixed with fruit to get him going nt - Tap, tap, tap 9:52 Jul 2
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- I love the idea of precooked burrito filling! My kids love them nt - Quiver0f10 10:22 Jul 2
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- I read aloud to my ds during breakfast - Karen in Maryland 7:22 Jul 2
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- I figure we can do Bible as we eat to save some time there nt - Quiver0f10 8:17 Jul 2
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- Ds has muffins for breakfast every day I make them on Monday - Karen in Maryland 7:26 Jul 2
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- I figure we can do Bible as we eat to save some time there nt - Quiver0f10 8:17 Jul 2
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- I stay with a simple breakfast to keep them going. Granola, yogurt, bagels, English muffins, oatmeal, cereal, pbj's or anything (m) - Tammyla 7:04 Jul 2
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- I never thought of sandwiches for breakfast. I bet the kids would love them ! nt - Quiver0f10 8:18 Jul 2
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- I never thought of sandwiches for breakfast. I bet the kids would love them ! nt - Quiver0f10 8:18 Jul 2
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- Re: Those who start school really early, what do you do @ breakfast? - MelissaB 6:42 Jul 2
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- Paper towels would prbably be cheaper and less waste than paper plates. Good idea! nt - Quiver0f10 8:20 Jul 2
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- Paper towels would prbably be cheaper and less waste than paper plates. Good idea! nt - Quiver0f10 8:20 Jul 2
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- Here is what I do...(m) - Rich with kids 6:29 Jul 2
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- I think that might be a god fit for us-fruit at 7 and then a bagel or whatever at 9. Thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 8:16 Jul 2
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- great ideas. I haven't even started thinking about *next* year (sigh) I'm still working on grades and getting my working undercontrol. nm - ~FireFly~ 7:04 Jul 2
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- Oh, Firefly, I've been thinking about you. I hope things settle down a bit, soon. Did you decide to go back to your old job? nt - gandpsmommy 7:26 Jul 2 (1)
- Oh, Firefly, I've been thinking about you. I hope things settle down a bit, soon. Did you decide to go back to your old job? nt - gandpsmommy 7:14 Jul 2
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- I think that might be a god fit for us-fruit at 7 and then a bagel or whatever at 9. Thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 8:16 Jul 2
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- Hey Jean. Why do you need to be finished by 1:00? And have you heard anything from ARVA? (nt) - Scarlett 6:28 Jul 2
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- I did hear from ARVA and - Quiver0f10 8:15 Jul 2
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- oh cool about the job! I guess your olders can watch the youngers? (are those words) (m) - Scarlett 9:53 Jul 2
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- LOL... - Quiver0f10 10:20 Jul 2
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- LOL... - Quiver0f10 10:20 Jul 2
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- oh cool about the job! I guess your olders can watch the youngers? (are those words) (m) - Scarlett 9:53 Jul 2
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- I did hear from ARVA and - Quiver0f10 8:15 Jul 2
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- Thanks - strider 13:11 Jul 2
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- I think you are really smart to think about this in a non-controlling way. - Patty in WA 17:08 Jul 2
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- I think you are really smart to think about this in a non-controlling way. - Patty in WA 17:08 Jul 2
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- There are insurances out there for long term care - Lindatx 9:31 Jul 2
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- We would have loved for my mil to come live with us, but... - Ellie 8:04 Jul 2
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- There are many options and pitfalls in long term care insurance.... - Kathy in MD 7:59 Jul 2
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- Every option has its pros and cons. - LMA 7:23 Jul 2
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- I used to work in a nursing home, and (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 7:21 Jul 2
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- Right, visit often and not at the same time of the day or day of the week each time. - Carol in Cal. 17:17 Jul 2
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- Thanks for the advice for helping her situation. nt - strider 13:11 Jul 2
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- Right, visit often and not at the same time of the day or day of the week each time. - Carol in Cal. 17:17 Jul 2
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- Oh, that is hard. I'm so sorry about your aunt. nt - Tammyla 7:18 Jul 2
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- Aw, (((strider)) -- I'm sorry (m) - Doran 7:03 Jul 2
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- Thanks for the sympathy and good summary. nt - strider 13:19 Jul 2
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- Sorry. Link here. nft - Doran 7:06 Jul 2
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- Thanks for the sympathy and good summary. nt - strider 13:19 Jul 2
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- My parents have stipulated in their wills that they will never go to a nursing home - - Lady Jenn, RRMSSW (aka desert mom) 6:41 Jul 2
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- My grandmother is 92....here is how it's working out for her and some tips on how to avoid issues... - ma23peas 11:41 Jul 3
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- proverb for you: "one mother can take care of six children but six children can't take care of one mother." nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 16:53 Jul 2
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- Even with 6, that's a 4 hr shift every day if they need constant attention... - chiguirre 19:39 Jul 2
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- Yes, but those six children are now caring for their own children! nt - Michelle T 18:34 Jul 2
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- Even with 6, that's a 4 hr shift every day if they need constant attention... - chiguirre 19:39 Jul 2
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- If they end up in a nursing home, you won't have to worry about charity getting the money. - Lolly 10:54 Jul 2
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- very true. nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 16:50 Jul 2
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- very true. nt - KJB at Eielson AFB 16:50 Jul 2
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- I am bowing out of this discussion... - Lady Jenn, RRMSSW (aka desert mom) 9:30 Jul 2
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- Lady Jenn, (m) - Dy 11:14 Jul 2
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- LOL@the quarter thing. I told my kids to be glad they have so many siblings to help out when we're older. I feel the same way as you Lady & Dy. nt - Jess in OK 13:39 Jul 2
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- I think most of us feel the way you do about our loved ones (m) - Scarlett 12:26 Jul 2 (1)
- LOL@the quarter thing. I told my kids to be glad they have so many siblings to help out when we're older. I feel the same way as you Lady & Dy. nt - Jess in OK 13:39 Jul 2
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- I completely understand what you are saying. - mommylaw 10:56 Jul 2
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- Lady Jenn, (m) - Dy 11:14 Jul 2
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- It's Incredibly Naive to Think "Home" Is Always the Best Place for Elderly Family (m) - Susan 9:21 Jul 2
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- Wow, I couldn't imagine doing that to my children. - mommylaw 8:54 Jul 2
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- oops I lost my train of thought - mommylaw 8:59 Jul 2
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- oops I lost my train of thought - mommylaw 8:59 Jul 2
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- My great-grandparents just passed away this year... - aubrey 8:50 Jul 2
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- My mother took the other stance - she said repeatedly that we were to put her in a nursing home rather than have her become a burden. She had said that since .... - Kathy in MD 7:38 Jul 2
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- My parents have said the same thing. nt - Caroline 7:59 Jul 2
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- My mom says the same thing. - MeganP 7:58 Jul 2
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- My parents have said the same thing. nt - Caroline 7:59 Jul 2
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- So... you're supposed to look after your parents to get the pay-ola? - PiCO 7:17 Jul 2
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- No - I plan on caring for my parents because I love them. - Lady Jenn, RRMSSW (aka desert mom) 7:55 Jul 2
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- I didn't mean to be so blunt earlier... - PiCO 19:03 Jul 2
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- Lady Jenn -- - Doran 9:12 Jul 2
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- I think in a perfect world, most of us would love to be able to give all we have to do this for those we love (m) - Mom2LegoManiacs 8:29 Jul 2
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- I didn't mean to be so blunt earlier... - PiCO 19:03 Jul 2
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- No - I plan on caring for my parents because I love them. - Lady Jenn, RRMSSW (aka desert mom) 7:55 Jul 2
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- Sometimes families are physically unable to provide safe medical care for their loved ones at home though -- then what? nt - Mom2LegoManiacs 7:10 Jul 2
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- Yes, sometimes "at home" care can become a dangerous situation, especially as peole get very old (m) - Dana in NC 8:16 Jul 2
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- I agree-this has recently happened in my family... - Jann in TX 7:28 Jul 2
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- Does it have to be this way? - Doran 8:45 Jul 2
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- Doran, are you referring to Medicaid kicking in? Medicare is very limited in paying for nursing home care. nt - LMA 17:57 Jul 2
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- And even with MedicAID, my grandmother died at 101.5 yrs with $30 left to her name. - Patty in WA 21:49 Jul 2
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- Yes. Apologies. As long as I've heard and used them, I still confuse the two systems. Thx. nt - Doran 18:18 Jul 2
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- In reference to the spouse's half, once a house is sold, the half that belongs to the one in the nursing home goes to Medicaid. - LMA 19:09 Jul 2
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- Yeah, that much I knew. Let's put it this way.. - Doran 5:54 Jul 3
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- Yeah, that much I knew. Let's put it this way.. - Doran 5:54 Jul 3
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- In reference to the spouse's half, once a house is sold, the half that belongs to the one in the nursing home goes to Medicaid. - LMA 19:09 Jul 2
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- And even with MedicAID, my grandmother died at 101.5 yrs with $30 left to her name. - Patty in WA 21:49 Jul 2
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- They must kick in their own money OR she has to go back to the county home---not an option! - Jann in TX 11:08 Jul 2
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- I strongly suggest that you look into this further. - Carol in Cal. 17:27 Jul 2
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- What a Catch-22. It's depressing, really. I'm sorry. nt - Doran 11:37 Jul 2
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- I strongly suggest that you look into this further. - Carol in Cal. 17:27 Jul 2
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- Doran, are you referring to Medicaid kicking in? Medicare is very limited in paying for nursing home care. nt - LMA 17:57 Jul 2
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- Does it have to be this way? - Doran 8:45 Jul 2
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- Yes, sometimes "at home" care can become a dangerous situation, especially as peole get very old (m) - Dana in NC 8:16 Jul 2
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- I don't think I'd do this to my dc--sometimes a good nursing home is the best place to be. nt - Julie in CA 7:06 Jul 2
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- My grandmother is 92....here is how it's working out for her and some tips on how to avoid issues... - ma23peas 11:41 Jul 3
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- Re: Let's talk elderly health care options - Alexandra 6:27 Jul 2
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- What are your dreams? What do you enjoy most? What gives you energy? (m) - Ed's daughter 6:30 Jul 2
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- Take it to the nearest Apple store. You usually need to make an appt. nt - Ria 5:58 Jul 2
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- Yep, the appt. is especially important with the arrival of the iPhone tomorrow. :-) nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 6:04 Jul 2
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- The iPhone has made its debut...but some of them have MAJOR issues, so Apple is hopping nt - Happy 7:27 Jul 2 (1)
- Yep, the appt. is especially important with the arrival of the iPhone tomorrow. :-) nt - 2.5lilreds in NC 6:04 Jul 2
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- Will this help? - CookieMonster 9:04 Jul 2
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- A few things... - Ria 6:01 Jul 2
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- I agree. Passwords and keeping the cord with you wouldn't hurt. nt - Tammyla 6:15 Jul 2
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- I agree. Passwords and keeping the cord with you wouldn't hurt. nt - Tammyla 6:15 Jul 2
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- That should read MAD, not made! (nt) - Ed's daughter 5:47 Jul 2
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- You know...I think I really dont want them to go to PS...dh and I will be having a chat! - Mama Owl 14:33 Jul 2
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- as far as getting them ready? (m) - ~FireFly~ 7:02 Jul 2
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- ((Hugs)), I had a friend who did this two years ago - Monique in NJ 6:34 Jul 2
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- The first day of school will be the first day for everyone. Get them some jeans, t's, shirts and shoes and a new (m) - Tammyla 6:15 Jul 2
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- I transitioned my child last year and also have always had one child in public school - Mandamom 5:51 Jul 2
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- My boys are going into gr 3 and 8 - Mama Owl 6:19 Jul 2
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- We ended up putting my 8th grader into 8th grade again - Mandamom 6:43 Jul 2
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- We ended up putting my 8th grader into 8th grade again - Mandamom 6:43 Jul 2
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- My boys are going into gr 3 and 8 - Mama Owl 6:19 Jul 2
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- ((Suzy)) m - aubrey 7:29 Jul 2
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- I don't believe you are being selfish... - Pamela 6:43 Jul 2
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- You send it to the county you are registered under. nt - Stephanie in FL 5:28 Jul 2
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- Good Morning! nt - mama of two-ize 6:03 Jul 2
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- Wow it is a beautiful day here - Karen in Maryland 6:01 Jul 2
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- Make room--we're moving in with you! nt - aubrey 10:37 Jul 2
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- Make room--we're moving in with you! nt - aubrey 10:37 Jul 2
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- Good Morning! :o) (nt) - threelops 4:52 Jul 2
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- If light is a factor, use black out blinds/liner. HTH's. nm - Janet 9:44 Jul 3
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- We use a small nightlight on a timer. (m) - K&R's Mom 16:41 Jul 2
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- I had good success with room-darkening shades and dark curtains. nt - Lady Katherine 6:01 Jul 2
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- How about going to bed later? NT - Tammy 5:58 Jul 2
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- All three of mine (7, 5, and 3) do this year round! nt - one_l_michele 5:39 Jul 2
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- If light is a factor, use black out blinds/liner. HTH's. nm - Janet 5:17 Jul 2
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- More exercise in the morning. - lovemykids 5:17 Jul 2
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- Probably not a popular answer... - Trivium Academy 5:04 Jul 2
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- Our problem is a little different... - Virginia Dawn 5:16 Jul 2
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- Could you go in a few minutes before 6 and carry him downstairs? - lovemykids 5:34 Jul 2
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- I agree. Pick him up and move him to your bed or the sofa. :) nt - Tammyla 6:37 Jul 2
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- I agree. Pick him up and move him to your bed or the sofa. :) nt - Tammyla 6:37 Jul 2
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- Could you go in a few minutes before 6 and carry him downstairs? - lovemykids 5:34 Jul 2
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- Our problem is a little different... - Virginia Dawn 5:16 Jul 2
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- Both of mine did that at that age, but now they sleep in thankfully! nt - GVA 5:01 Jul 2
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- If there is, tell me PLEASE!! ;) nt - Becky in Chicago 4:50 Jul 2
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- It sounds as if this is likely to happen again and again. - Carol in Cal. 14:48 Jul 2
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- Wanna know what happened to us? - srjbdl 11:29 Jul 2
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- BTDT (sorta) and how we handled it (some CC)) - Amber in SJ 7:46 Jul 2
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- slight clarification (sm) - Amber in SJ 10:54 Jul 2
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- ah, okay, that makes much more sense! /nft - katilac 15:13 Jul 2
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- ah, okay, that makes much more sense! /nft - katilac 15:13 Jul 2
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- What a blessing - Happy 8:54 Jul 2
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- (hesitantly) What are you going to do the next time? - Sharon H. in IL 8:12 Jul 2
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- We smile, nod & comiserate with her on how expensive things are (sm) - Amber in SJ 8:28 Jul 2
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- We smile, nod & comiserate with her on how expensive things are (sm) - Amber in SJ 8:28 Jul 2
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- slight clarification (sm) - Amber in SJ 10:54 Jul 2
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- Get them a set of Dave Ramsey CDs - Happy 7:26 Jul 2
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- You hit the nail on the head...day trading is like gambling, only it feels... - lovemyboys 6:57 Jul 2
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- My Dad is congenitally unable to make good financial decisions - Sharon H. in IL 6:31 Jul 2 (1)
- I agree with Ria. (m) - 2.5lilreds in NC 6:10 Jul 2
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- While it is a sad situation, I would not under *any* circumstances bail them out (m) - Ria 6:04 Jul 2 (0