- Cooking in a Navy Lodge...BTDT - Jenn in FL 22:41 Jan 7
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- Jen! Yes, yes, yes. - battlemaiden 23:09 Jan 7
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- Jen! Yes, yes, yes. - battlemaiden 23:09 Jan 7
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- Stir fry! Oh, you didn't say frying pan, did you? But you have one, right? (nt) - buddhabelly 21:39 Jan 7
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- I do have a frying pan. Good idea. My petty little issue with stir fry... - battlemaiden 23:11 Jan 7
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- I do have a frying pan. Good idea. My petty little issue with stir fry... - battlemaiden 23:11 Jan 7
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- No doubt!!! GO TIGERS!!!! Great game. You gotta LOVE Les Miles!! nt - StaceyinLA 21:26 Jan 7
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- I have used all three...... - Margaret H 21:02 Jan 7
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- Is this your first time trying mineral makeup? - Mx5 20:58 Jan 7
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- Thanks, everyone for the answers(and funny stories). I showed them to DS and he felt better. Poor guy was in tears! nt - CrunchyMountainMama 22:26 Jan 7
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- Yes - ds was 3 and he hit speed dial. I was in the bathroom. When I came out a firetruck was in front of my house - we lived a block away from them, LOL! (m) - Jennifer (Good Witch of the West) 21:57 Jan 7
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- More than one kid here. - Lolly 21:54 Jan 7
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- sisters. I must be really tired. nt - Lolly 21:55 Jan 7
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- sisters. I must be really tired. nt - Lolly 21:55 Jan 7
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- Oh, yes. And we received a nice visit from the officer, too. (m) - Linda in Richland 21:23 Jan 7
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- Yeah.......I did it. I'm not giving anymore information. I plead the 5th. ;-) nt - happymainemom 20:45 Jan 7
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- DS did this after a preschool trip to the fire station....he thought that the fire fighters would come play with him...just like the Rescue Heros. . .after all m - Ellen moving to VA 20:35 Jan 7
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- Yes. Ds was 15 months old when he did this. 911 operator called back. . . - Suzanne in ABQ 20:16 Jan 7
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- Niece age 4 did it, dd age 10 did it. Both so mortified that they may be unable to call 911 even in a real emergency forever after. Also a friend's 12yo. nt - Lady Katherine 20:15 Jan 7
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- Yes. Police showed up at the door... - Barb F. PA in AZ 20:14 Jan 7
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- Oh yeah...police came to my house... - Sophia 20:05 Jan 7
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- Aww...tell him it's ok. My BFF is a 911 operator and she says this happens frequently. nt - mama of two-ize 19:59 Jan 7
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- Absolutely. And it was at a party with MANY people. :) nt - imeverywoman 19:52 Jan 7
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- No, but my son once took a shower so hot that it set off the smoke alarm (m) - Solamichella 19:45 Jan 7
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- On my dh's 30th b-day (ages ago...) I took a cake with 40 candles to his office. It set off the smoke alarm, which charged the fire system with water, flooded an area of the first floor, and caused over $1000 worth of damages. Never again. (And you thought I could only get in trouble with a lawn tractor!) nt - Lady Katherine 20:18 Jan 7
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- Katherine, you kill me. At least you didn't deliver the cake on the lawn tractor. nt - Barb F. PA in AZ 20:29 Jan 7
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- Hee, hee. No, but the chimney fire story below is true, too. nt - Lady Katherine 21:45 Jan 7
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- Hee, hee. No, but the chimney fire story below is true, too. nt - Lady Katherine 21:45 Jan 7
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- Duh. Of course I meant 30 candles. nt - Lady Katherine 20:20 Jan 7
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- Katherine, you kill me. At least you didn't deliver the cake on the lawn tractor. nt - Barb F. PA in AZ 20:29 Jan 7
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- On my dh's 30th b-day (ages ago...) I took a cake with 40 candles to his office. It set off the smoke alarm, which charged the fire system with water, flooded an area of the first floor, and caused over $1000 worth of damages. Never again. (And you thought I could only get in trouble with a lawn tractor!) nt - Lady Katherine 20:18 Jan 7
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- Yep. 5yo ds at in-laws. I was mortified. nt - Julie in Austin 19:44 Jan 7
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- Did he need math help? Youtube video inside, funny!! nm - Melissa in FL 19:43 Jan 7
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- That's hysterical! I've watched it over & over again & it still gets me! nt - Lucy in Australia 22:03 Jan 7
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- That was sooooo funny. My oldest and I are cracking up! nt - battlemaiden 21:07 Jan 7
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- That's hysterical! I've watched it over & over again & it still gets me! nt - Lucy in Australia 22:03 Jan 7
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- No, & please tell me they're old enough that they *won't*! Yikes! nt - aubrey 19:40 Jan 7
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- At my nieces wedding... - amy g. 19:39 Jan 7
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- yup. And I didn't even know she'd called 911, until the officer showed up. Evidently she'd been doing it for a couple days. nm - CalicoKat 19:37 Jan 7
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- Yep! BTDT. nt - Ferdie 19:35 Jan 7
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- Yes, when she was 1. nt - KPM 19:33 Jan 7
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- My dog did this once. - jg_puppy 19:32 Jan 7
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- LOL that really made me giggle. nt - Barb F. PA in AZ 20:15 Jan 7
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- LOL that really made me giggle. nt - Barb F. PA in AZ 20:15 Jan 7
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- Nope! - KristineIN 19:32 Jan 7
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- Yes, and had them appear at the door. . . .more than once. NT - lh 19:31 Jan 7
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- Yes, the police showed up and asked to come in. I had no idea why they were there *sigh* lol nt - Quiver0f10 19:31 Jan 7
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- Here too- twice!! And both ds and I have dialed it accidentally on our cells more than once. nt - Needleroozer 20:19 Jan 7
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- Here too- twice!! And both ds and I have dialed it accidentally on our cells more than once. nt - Needleroozer 20:19 Jan 7
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- Yes. Need I say more? nt - Cindyg 19:29 Jan 7
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- No, but my aunt did and then blamed it on the kids when they called back. LOL nt - kcp 19:28 Jan 7
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- It has taken a few days for us before. (more) - Shannon in CA 20:35 Jan 7 (1)
- Yes, but... - SusanK 19:37 Jan 7
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- Oh, we have all been sick. Maybe that is it. nt - Lady Katherine 20:21 Jan 7
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- Oh, we have all been sick. Maybe that is it. nt - Lady Katherine 20:21 Jan 7
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- I had the same reaction in jr high when we read "Summer of My German Soldier." I had to make up alternate endings and pretend I hadn't read the real one. (And I was 12!) nt - Lady Katherine 19:06 Jan 7
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- We have read that book.... sm - NYSue 18:50 Jan 7
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- *passing the tea to Aubrey again* You did EXACTLY what you had to do, and you did great! nt - Brenda 19:25 Jan 7
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- Aw. Thanks. I'm usually a real wimp. nt - aubrey 19:37 Jan 7
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- Aw. Thanks. I'm usually a real wimp. nt - aubrey 19:37 Jan 7
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- I am so sorry, aubrey! (m) - 3lilreds in NC 18:38 Jan 7
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- Wow! This is a fellow seminary student, right? Oh, my! nt - ereks mom 18:31 Jan 7
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- Clarifying: Not "oh, my!" at your calling security, but "oh, my!" that your neighbors' bad behavior necessitated it! ; ) nt - ereks mom 19:31 Jan 7
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- Oh, good, because I just assumed you were on *my* side! ;) Thanks. nt - aubrey 19:38 Jan 7
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- Oh, good, because I just assumed you were on *my* side! ;) Thanks. nt - aubrey 19:38 Jan 7
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- Clarifying: Not "oh, my!" at your calling security, but "oh, my!" that your neighbors' bad behavior necessitated it! ; ) nt - ereks mom 19:31 Jan 7
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- Also, sign up for emails from www.mousesavers.com (nt) - Stacia 20:40 Jan 7
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- Disboards.com is great! (nt) - Kennedy in NE 19:26 Jan 7
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- allearsnet.com is the best! - momofkhm 18:42 Jan 7
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- What about a big refrigerator box for a wardrobe? nt - Ellie 20:12 Jan 7
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- Memorize a small section or line of their choosing and explain why it is significant to them...nt - Tap, tap, tap 19:24 Jan 7
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- You could draw a large wardrobe on an old sheet??? nt - strider 19:10 Jan 7
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- This article by Chris Klicka (HSLDA) might help a bit. (link only) - junglemom 21:08 Jan 7
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- I'm sure glad I can claim a "personal exemption" and don't have to claim religious exemption. - PiCO 20:02 Jan 7
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- Since the Bible says in Exodus .... - Anon 19:23 Jan 7
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- Just curious....why did your reply merit an "anon" name? (nt) - molly's mom 20:31 Jan 7
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- Just curious....why did your reply merit an "anon" name? (nt) - molly's mom 20:31 Jan 7
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- Our state allows for religious exemption, it is a check box, not explaination necessary. nt - sunny 19:15 Jan 7
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- see this measles outbreak.... - KristineIN 19:01 Jan 7
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- Not starting a debate, but...point? nt - Sue G in PA 20:54 Jan 7
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- Not starting a debate, but...point? nt - Sue G in PA 20:54 Jan 7
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- Well, we don't for HEALTH reasons but "claim" religious reasons and ...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:34 Jan 7
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- Okay, here is a link to a sample letter but realize also that...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:38 Jan 7
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- Thank you so much!! This is exactly the thing I was looking for. (nt) - Nancy 19:53 Jan 7
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- Thank you so much!! This is exactly the thing I was looking for. (nt) - Nancy 19:53 Jan 7
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- Okay, here is a link to a sample letter but realize also that...(m) - Sue G in PA 18:38 Jan 7
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- We are UU--our religion compels me to "heed the guidance of reason and the results of science." more - Hana 18:14 Jan 7
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- I did read those reviews...(sm) - mama of two-ize 19:04 Jan 7
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- The most useful thing I've done in my quest for better fitness is finding some accountability. sm - Anne 19:08 Jan 7
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- Great. Thank you. :) (nt) - Debra in TX 20:57 Jan 7
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- Great. Thank you. :) (nt) - Debra in TX 20:57 Jan 7
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- Not an expert, and not fit myself, but from what I know - Claire 19:07 Jan 7
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- Good to know. Thanks. :) (nt) - Debra in TX 20:55 Jan 7
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- Good to know. Thanks. :) (nt) - Debra in TX 20:55 Jan 7
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- Yeah, we were playing outside with no jackets! Love it! nt - Johanna 18:10 Jan 7
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- yep, we've been in a tornado watch all afternoon - hpymomof3 17:54 Jan 7
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- Same here...actually, on tornado warning for 2 hours. Yuk! nt - Debbie in IL 18:15 Jan 7
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- We are under warning right now too. Weird weather nt - Quiver0f10 18:20 Jan 7
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- Tornado sirens just started going off here. Going to be a long night nt - Quiver0f10 18:39 Jan 7
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- Tornado sirens just started going off here. Going to be a long night nt - Quiver0f10 18:39 Jan 7
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- We are under warning right now too. Weird weather nt - Quiver0f10 18:20 Jan 7
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- Same here...actually, on tornado warning for 2 hours. Yuk! nt - Debbie in IL 18:15 Jan 7
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- No suggestions, I just think it's dorky that I'm salivating at this scenario. (nt) - buddhabelly 21:41 Jan 7
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- Must-haves, if you don't have them already: a complete Winnie-the-Pooh, a Beatrix Potter book... (m) - angela in ohio 18:37 Jan 7
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- They have a great fold out timeline (they may be young for that) and good prices on kids classics, BN brand. nt - Deborah 18:27 Jan 7
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- Wonderful, classic picture books or - cat in black 18:26 Jan 7
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- D'Aulaire's Greek Myths? Or how about a beginner's science or animal encyclopedia? :) (nt) - Debra in TX 17:56 Jan 7
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- How we do Williamsburg... - Ellie 20:17 Jan 7
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- Just got back from there today! (m) - Cindy in C-ville 19:57 Jan 7
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- Another W'msburg question: Would my 14yo look silly if she wore a period dress during our visit? She's thinking about it but we're wondering if it would look too out-of-place. nt - OC Mom 19:42 Jan 7
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- Not at all out of place, imo... - Stacia 20:46 Jan 7
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- Not at all out of place, imo... - Stacia 20:46 Jan 7
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- We loved our trip to W'burg. Some recommendations.. - Amy inpA 18:31 Jan 7
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- Also, don't forget that they do "Homeschool Days" where admission is *drastically reduced*. $5 per person for a day, $8 for two days, $10 up to five days. I think it is in Feb. though. nt - Old Dominion Heather 18:08 Jan 7
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- Go in the little shops, don't do the Governor's mansion. There is a candy store within walking distance from D of G street that is wonderful. - Old Dominion Heather 17:59 Jan 7
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- Oh, I *love* the Governor's Mansion! nt - Ellie 20:13 Jan 7
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- Heather, why not the governor's mansion? We are visiting in late march and were thinking about seeing it... - OC Mom 18:04 Jan 7
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- We really enjoyed the G's M when we were there a few years ago when all of our kids were 10 & under. nt - Amy in NH 18:23 Jan 7
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- Also, there is a maze and beautiful gardens behind the Gov. mansion that is really neat... and fine for the littles. It you have nice weather, it is a good place for a picnic. nt - Old Dominion Heather 18:14 Jan 7
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- You will be fine, your kids are old enough to handle the "no touch" rules. - Old Dominion Heather 18:06 Jan 7
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- OK, thanks...I didn't know if your advice was to avoid it in general, or just for the littles! nt - OC Mom 18:09 Jan 7
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- OK, thanks...I didn't know if your advice was to avoid it in general, or just for the littles! nt - OC Mom 18:09 Jan 7
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- We really enjoyed the G's M when we were there a few years ago when all of our kids were 10 & under. nt - Amy in NH 18:23 Jan 7
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- Oh and the 8 and 6yo would probably like one of the evening programs... - Old Dominion Heather 18:01 Jan 7
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- Oh, I *love* the Governor's Mansion! nt - Ellie 20:13 Jan 7
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- Oh, want to add this question too: What's your favorite read that would engage the kids in this period? Thanks! - Stacey - Stacey in MA 17:29 Jan 7 (1)
- Still no link - can you copy & paste it? nt - 3lilreds in NC 18:20 Jan 7
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- opps! The link didn't take. nt - shanmar 17:23 Jan 7
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- Hmmm... - Old Dominion Heather 18:04 Jan 7
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- I agree as well (m) - Amy in Orlando 20:23 Jan 7
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- I concur. (m) - Sharon in SC 18:56 Jan 7
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- I agree as well (m) - Amy in Orlando 20:23 Jan 7
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- Some further details - strider 17:01 Jan 7
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- It was 65-70 degrees today in Jax, 30 miles north of St. Aug. (m) - Lisa in jax` 18:10 Jan 7
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- It was 65-70 degrees today in Jax, 30 miles north of St. Aug. (m) - Lisa in jax` 18:10 Jan 7
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- Please do the most conservative thing (m) - EKS 19:19 Jan 7 (1)
- thank you, friends of the hive mind -- I'll call tomorrow. It's just the push I needed. nt - ceg 19:01 Jan 7
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- Do the biopsy. If it's any consolation, - Sara R 18:40 Jan 7
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- Do it now. (m) - angela in ohio 18:40 Jan 7
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- I've done 2 surgical biopsies--both times turned out to be nothing. - cat in black 18:28 Jan 7
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- Do the biopsy. nt - Old Dominion Heather 17:50 Jan 7
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- Do the biopsy. If it is a problem, the earlier it's caught the better the cure rate. BTDTnt - Kathy in MD 17:48 Jan 7
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- Do the biopsy. If it is a problem, is much easier to cure when caught early. nt - Kathy in MD 17:47 Jan 7
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- do the biopsy - moooooom 17:23 Jan 7
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- Depends what the other 20% turn into. - PiCO 17:20 Jan 7
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- Depends on the age of your kiddos and style of pocket chart, but here's a few ideas - Chris in VA 17:10 Jan 7
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- Yumm, thanks! nt - Quiver0f10 18:30 Jan 7
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- Mmmmm, that sounds good! nt - Teri TX (Teri UT) 17:01 Jan 7
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- I do. I love it for the fun aspects of it, and the usefulness of being able to quickly check and see if I have a book (m) - Melora in NC 17:39 Jan 7
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- I have used Snapfish with good results. They have a 9cent promo going on now through 1/14, I think. (link inside) - OC Mom 18:06 Jan 7
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- Thanks, promos are great. Anyone ever use winkflash? They have 6-cent promos every so often. nt - Kristiana 21:31 Jan 7
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- Thanks, promos are great. Anyone ever use winkflash? They have 6-cent promos every so often. nt - Kristiana 21:31 Jan 7
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- Thanks, RM. I'm going to go again soon! nt - Cindyg 19:33 Jan 7
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- Sorry to hear you've been sick. Hope this means you're better now ;-) nt - Mom2legomaniacs 16:31 Jan 7
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- I always use unscented dryer sheets - there is too much static electricity in AZ! I also sometimes use unscented liquid f.s. (nt) - Wendi 21:05 Jan 7
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- No. I could blame allergies, but, to be perfectly honest, I'm lazy and too cheap to buy it. nt - Amy in Orlando 20:24 Jan 7
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- Always. Liquid. Static control and all that. But... - Ellie 20:21 Jan 7
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- No never. no need, no budget. :-) nt - lh 19:33 Jan 7
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- Sometimes sheets, but lately mostly just Baking soda added to water as softener and vinegar in a downy ball for static. nt - j.griff 19:03 Jan 7
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- What does the baking soda do? - jg_puppy 19:30 Jan 7 (1)
- Last year I decided to rid our house of "gunk"... - Laurie in SEA 18:51 Jan 7
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- Liquid, only in winter when the gas heat makes everything so dry, to avoid static electricity nt - Niffercoo 18:45 Jan 7
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- No - I'm allergic to most of them and it's an unnecessary expense imo. (nt) - Plaid Dad 18:26 Jan 7
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- No, with one exception - Sebastian (a lady) 18:21 Jan 7
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- Sheets for static. nt - Vkay 18:10 Jan 7
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- Ditto.nt - Ferdie 19:05 Jan 7
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- Ditto.nt - Ferdie 19:05 Jan 7
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- Unscented dryer sheets for most clothes (reduces ironing for me), nothing with towels. nt - abbeyej 17:50 Jan 7
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- What is this "ironing" of which you speak? ;) (nt) - Debra in TX 18:22 Jan 7
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- What is this "ironing" of which you speak? ;) (nt) - Debra in TX 18:22 Jan 7
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- No here, Skin sensitivities/allergies...DH would break out in welts/hives. nt - MomToLGD 17:49 Jan 7
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- Liquid softener. Keeps our clothes from being staticky, very dry here. Also, DH really complains if his clothes aren't "soft" enough! nt - Michelle T 17:35 Jan 7
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- I use liquid, but only about 1/10th the amount they say to. - PiCO 17:33 Jan 7
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- LOL... I often use both!!! - shanmar 17:32 Jan 7
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- I use white vinegar. nt - Amy in NY 17:29 Jan 7
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- Here too.nt - Gigi 22:09 Jan 7
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- This is what I use also, we used to use liquid (but much less than recommended). nm - Melissa in FL 19:26 Jan 7
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- This is what I use if I need it, but use it rarely. nt - Karin 18:33 Jan 7
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- We use whitre vinegar also. nt - dirty ethel rackham 18:08 Jan 7
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- ** WHITE ** Arrgh! nt - dirty ethel rackham 18:09 Jan 7
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- ** WHITE ** Arrgh! nt - dirty ethel rackham 18:09 Jan 7
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- Ditto, ds has eczema so it is the only thing we can use. nt - Arch At Home 18:04 Jan 7
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- Here too.nt - Gigi 22:09 Jan 7
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- Sheets for static. But I did buy a bottle of Downy today, just cuz I like the smell. :) nt - Call Me Cordelia 17:27 Jan 7
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- We use those dryer balls for sturdy fabrics, like towels or jeans, or flannel sheets... - Mekanamom 17:21 Jan 7
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- Nothing for towels. Sheets for everything else (mostly to control static.) - Suzanne in ABQ 16:52 Jan 7
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- We use unscented dryer sheets due to excessive static in our dry homes in winter up north here. (sm) - Janet in Toronto 16:52 Jan 7
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- I have to ask because... - Natalieclare 16:38 Jan 7
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- I use dryer sheets for towels . . . - Brenda in FL 18:30 Jan 7
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- I have discovered a trick to keep line-dried towels a bit softer. (m) - Needleroozer 19:06 Jan 7
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- I have discovered a trick to keep line-dried towels a bit softer. (m) - Needleroozer 19:06 Jan 7
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- Just fyi, I wouldn't use fabric softener even without allergies- I think any "need" for it (m) - Needleroozer 16:56 Jan 7
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- No dryer sheets = static. Dryer sheets = no static. So I use it. (nt) - Rhonda in TX 21:27 Jan 7
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- Ditto :) nt - NYSue 18:52 Jan 7
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- I agree with every word you said! nt - Teri TX (Teri UT) 17:02 Jan 7
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- No dryer sheets = static. Dryer sheets = no static. So I use it. (nt) - Rhonda in TX 21:27 Jan 7
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- I use dryer sheets for towels . . . - Brenda in FL 18:30 Jan 7
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- Just started using dryer sheets. Found some unscented (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 16:28 Jan 7
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- Non of the above - the scents irritate dh & dss skin and my allergies! nt - NYSue 16:24 Jan 7
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- No. Bad skin allergies/sensitivity. nt - Needleroozer 16:24 Jan 7
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- Do you have a pressure cooker? nt - kalanamak 16:24 Jan 7
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- Yep. That will do the trick. And NOTHING else will work. nt - Lady Katherine 16:39 Jan 7
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- Good thinking! nt - imeverywoman 16:24 Jan 7
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- Yep. That will do the trick. And NOTHING else will work. nt - Lady Katherine 16:39 Jan 7
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- The first thing I noticed were the colors... - ed's daughter 20:26 Jan 7
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- Erica, does she have alternatives to lashing out when she's angry? - Barb F. PA in AZ 20:28 Jan 7
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- You did the right thing, Erica. Now go nurture yourself a little (tea, book, bath) and then go give her a cuddle :) nt - Barb F. PA in AZ 16:26 Jan 7
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- Thank you, Barb. I took your advice, and I'm feeling better. Your words were a comfort to me tonight. (nt) - Erica in PA 19:54 Jan 7
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- Thank you, Barb. I took your advice, and I'm feeling better. Your words were a comfort to me tonight. (nt) - Erica in PA 19:54 Jan 7
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- (((Erica))), I'm sorry. Sometimes (m) - 3lilreds in NC 15:56 Jan 7
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- Thank you so much. (m) - Erica in PA 19:53 Jan 7
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- Thank you so much. (m) - Erica in PA 19:53 Jan 7
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- Do you mean programs that teach how to use the computer, how to program? Or - Claire 15:45 Jan 7
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- I've ordered from them for years. Always great service. nm - Janet in WA 18:06 Jan 7
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- I love Home Science Tools! Prompt service and good stuff! (nt) - EKS 16:39 Jan 7
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- I ordered from them once (this Christmas); everything went smoothly! nt - DKinTX 16:02 Jan 7
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- One of my favorite places to buy stuff!!!! We bought our microscope through them as well...I don't remember which one. Sorry. But we love it!nt - Dayle in Guatemala 15:46 Jan 7
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- I have made many purchases through them including microscopes (m) - Stephanie in FL 15:43 Jan 7
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- I love them! They ship so fast and their prices are excellent! nt - Cheryl in NM 15:26 Jan 7
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- Yes...I ordered pullies and a scale. Very prompt service. :) hth nt - NancyinCA 15:21 Jan 7
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- Hi Dy! We just got a Brock Magiscope (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 15:20 Jan 7
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- Re: Second the Brock. Many here buy it. Songlight also sells a popular one. nt. - Jeanne in MN 16:12 Jan 7
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- Re: Second the Brock. Many here buy it. Songlight also sells a popular one. nt. - Jeanne in MN 16:12 Jan 7
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- My dh wasn't all that thrilled with his Blackberry, but he LOVES his i-phone so much... - shanmar 17:22 Jan 7
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- iPhone; really like it. Use about 1/2 the features, but the ones I use, I rely on a LOT. nt - Patty Joanna, nee Patty in WA 15:50 Jan 7
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- iPhones here...mapquest is very handy, I just pass the phone back to my 7yo and he tells me where to turn. :) nt - 5wolfcubs 15:33 Jan 7
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- my son and lots of extended family members have iPhone and love it... I plan on getting v.2 when it comes out this summer.nft - valk 15:17 Jan 7
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- I will not have data coverage. Just phone and PDA all in one. With texting--charge per msg. nt - cin 15:13 Jan 7
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- My dh has a Blackberry. He is so addicted to it we call it the 'crackberry' (nt) - Scarlett 14:59 Jan 7
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- We have a Crackberry here, too. Dh tried to refuse it, but his boss insisted. - dirty ethel rackham 18:14 Jan 7
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- Ahhh... so you have a crackberry in your house, also? I want to smash that thing into tiny pieces! :) nt - imeverywoman 16:22 Jan 7
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- Me too. Especially when he is driving and looking at the BB. (nt) - Scarlett 17:33 Jan 7
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- Me too. Especially when he is driving and looking at the BB. (nt) - Scarlett 17:33 Jan 7
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- Heh, the first time I caught my husband on the toilet with his Crackberry I told him he has to leave it at the office. Those things can get ugly :) nt - Barb F. PA in AZ 15:07 Jan 7 (2)
- We have a Crackberry here, too. Dh tried to refuse it, but his boss insisted. - dirty ethel rackham 18:14 Jan 7
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- Found it. "Where did I come from?" by Peter Mayle (nt) - Scarlett 15:30 Jan 7
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- Salting the water is supposed to make them more flavorful -- - Claire 15:49 Jan 7
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- I like them with sliced keilbasa over rice. nt - chickenpatty 15:26 Jan 7
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- I use cumin, a little chili powder, a bay leaf, and some onion and garlic. (m) - Debra in TX 15:17 Jan 7
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- potatoe and tossed salad tn - HollyDay 14:54 Jan 7
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- roasted red potatoes and steamed broccoli or, - Solamichella 14:38 Jan 7
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- I get vegetable seeds from Burpee's. nt - Michelle T 17:37 Jan 7
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- Thanks everyone! I have requested all the catalogs so far- keep any new catalog ideas coming! nt - Needleroozer 16:58 Jan 7
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- Here's another... - percytruffle 17:03 Jan 7
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- Here's another... - percytruffle 17:03 Jan 7
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- Old roses? Then get thee over to the Antique Rose Emporium - Happy 15:49 Jan 7
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- Our favorites are Johnny's and heirloomroses.com nt - MargaretWV 15:21 Jan 7
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- Johnny's Selected Seeds. We've always used them and they have great heirloom and organic seeds as well as all the usual favorites. Link inside - percytruffle 15:18 Jan 7
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- I always order from Gurney's seed catalog. Everytime I order from a different company, I regret it. LOL! They just have my favorites. nt - Jean in Wisc 15:13 Jan 7
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- We've used Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds for years.. I think - Dot 14:17 Jan 7
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- This is my favorite as well. - amy g. 15:21 Jan 7
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- This is my favorite as well. - amy g. 15:21 Jan 7
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- We're east of you (m) - Solamichella 14:07 Jan 7
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- Is this it? (link only) - imeverywoman 13:31 Jan 7
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- Fisheaters. link - LH 19:35 Jan 7
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- Thanks, Ladies. I probably need to start with the "Dummies" books and work my way up :-) - Brigitte in NC 17:41 Jan 7
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- "Apologetics" is probably what you're looking for - Laura K (NC) 16:40 Jan 7
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- Try Surprised by Truth #1 (there are 3) by Patrick Madrid m - IrishLassie 16:32 Jan 7
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- I doubt that there is a single site without some viewpoint - Sebastian (a lady) 15:33 Jan 7
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- Plus a couple protestant book suggestions - Sebastian (a lady) 18:29 Jan 7
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- Plus a couple protestant book suggestions - Sebastian (a lady) 18:29 Jan 7
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- Rome Swet Home by Scott Hahn nt - mommylaw 13:28 Jan 7
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- BTW it's Rome Sweet Home nt. - Jeanne in MN 13:31 Jan 7
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- *blush* yes it is! nt - mommylaw 13:33 Jan 7
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- *blush* yes it is! nt - mommylaw 13:33 Jan 7
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- I second this book. I learned so much and appreciate so much more. nt - Jeanne in MN 13:31 Jan 7
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- It might help to explain it a bit, eh?... - Jeanne in MN 16:31 Jan 7
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- I've read several of Scott Hahn's books. - Carol in Cal. 16:58 Jan 7
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- That is true. nt - Jeanne in MN 18:39 Jan 7
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- That is true. nt - Jeanne in MN 18:39 Jan 7
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- I've read several of Scott Hahn's books. - Carol in Cal. 16:58 Jan 7
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- It might help to explain it a bit, eh?... - Jeanne in MN 16:31 Jan 7
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- BTW it's Rome Sweet Home nt. - Jeanne in MN 13:31 Jan 7
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- I love Catholicism for Dummies for info about RC. I think there is a Christianity for Dummies and a Religion for Dummies as well. nt - LG Gone Wild 13:23 Jan 7
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- In regard to the question about a literary figure's name - Karin 19:16 Jan 7
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- Have you seen this name wizard? - KPM 17:28 Jan 7
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- Oh man! Our pick for if it were a girl isn't listed at all in the 1000 for any decade. Shoot! I didn't realize Atticus was "popular". Bummer. I'm not thrown completely off though because I really do love it. Thanks for this link. nt - mama of two-ize 18:52 Jan 7
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- Oops, should read "top 1000". nt - mama of two-ize 18:53 Jan 7
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- Oops, should read "top 1000". nt - mama of two-ize 18:53 Jan 7
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- Actually, there's a big spike, - KPM 17:44 Jan 7
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- Oh man! Our pick for if it were a girl isn't listed at all in the 1000 for any decade. Shoot! I didn't realize Atticus was "popular". Bummer. I'm not thrown completely off though because I really do love it. Thanks for this link. nt - mama of two-ize 18:52 Jan 7
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- Congrats! glad you got back to a better situation with DR. nt - Mom2legomaniacs 16:13 Jan 7
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- Here's a link - Amy loves Bud 16:03 Jan 7
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- Oh my gosh, this site is awesome! Thank you so much for the link! nt - mama of two-ize 19:05 Jan 7
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- Oh my gosh, this site is awesome! Thank you so much for the link! nt - mama of two-ize 19:05 Jan 7
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- YEAH!!!!! About the name thing, if we had listened to everyone we wouldn't have our Bailey. Now that we've named her that, people love it for her.nt - Dayle in Guatemala 15:48 Jan 7
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- Congratulations! At least you are thinking of names. I have 7 weeks to go and haven't thought of names yet. :o)nt - Stephanie in FL 15:09 Jan 7
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- Congratulations! nt - CookieMonster 13:58 Jan 7
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- Yippee -- way to go XY! :-) (sm) - Doran 13:53 Jan 7
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- I would probably not go with what the kids like.... - 3lilreds in NC 13:52 Jan 7
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- Well I really, *really* like (sm) - mama of two-ize 14:04 Jan 7
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- Well I really, *really* like (sm) - mama of two-ize 14:04 Jan 7
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- So glad this dr. is better - Chadam 13:45 Jan 7
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- It's below KPM's post. ;o) nt - mama of two-ize 14:13 Jan 7
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- It's below KPM's post. ;o) nt - mama of two-ize 14:13 Jan 7
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- Congrats!! Names are hard-we are having a tough time with names right now(m) - Kristafish 13:30 Jan 7
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- LOL, we have two "I" names and have decided *against* another "I" name (m) - mama of two-ize 13:37 Jan 7
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- I'm guessing... - KPM 13:41 Jan 7
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- Oh my gosh! - mama of two-ize 13:48 Jan 7
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- There's a 9 or 10 yo Atticus down here in SFL too. nt. - Brenda in FL 18:38 Jan 7
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- I know an Atticus, too! nt - samba 16:40 Jan 7
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- LOL! Abbeyej will be so happy. I think she suggested that one to me. (m) - Debra in TX 14:32 Jan 7
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- Well, you are from TX. I'm sure he wouldn't be (m) - JudoMom 14:38 Jan 7
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- Yeah, that was just too normal. LOL (nt) - Debra in TX 14:44 Jan 7
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- Yeah, that was just too normal. LOL (nt) - Debra in TX 14:44 Jan 7
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- Well, you are from TX. I'm sure he wouldn't be (m) - JudoMom 14:38 Jan 7
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- I must confess.... - 3lilreds in NC 13:55 Jan 7
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- Ah..I see I was wrong. Well add another "I know one" to your list. (sm) - Doran 13:54 Jan 7 (2)
- can you - Ann in KY 13:52 Jan 7
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- I like that idea. That's what we did for Theo, in fact. - PariSarah 14:02 Jan 7
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- My parents did that with my brother's name... - abbey 17:46 Jan 7
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- (Oops, that was me. Borrowed computer, no auto-fill!) nt - abbeyej 17:47 Jan 7
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- (Oops, that was me. Borrowed computer, no auto-fill!) nt - abbeyej 17:47 Jan 7
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- My parents did that with my brother's name... - abbey 17:46 Jan 7
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- I like that idea. That's what we did for Theo, in fact. - PariSarah 14:02 Jan 7
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- There's a 9 or 10 yo Atticus down here in SFL too. nt. - Brenda in FL 18:38 Jan 7
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- Oh my gosh! - mama of two-ize 13:48 Jan 7
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- I'm guessing... - KPM 13:41 Jan 7
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- LOL, we have two "I" names and have decided *against* another "I" name (m) - mama of two-ize 13:37 Jan 7
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- Yay! Glad all went well :o). (m) - JudoMom 13:24 Jan 7
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- Thanks. (sm) - mama of two-ize 13:43 Jan 7
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- Ok, so Cheri Oteri's Collette Reardon character from SNL popped into my head (m) - JudoMom 14:34 Jan 7
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- Honey, you need to upgrade yourself. (sm) - mama of two-ize 14:51 Jan 7
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- I loved that character! "Need m' meds." I think I saw her IRL the other day. :-o (nt) - Debra in TX 14:48 Jan 7
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- Honey, you need to upgrade yourself. (sm) - mama of two-ize 14:51 Jan 7
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- Ok, so Cheri Oteri's Collette Reardon character from SNL popped into my head (m) - JudoMom 14:34 Jan 7
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- Thanks. (sm) - mama of two-ize 13:43 Jan 7
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- I just started a few weeks ago -- best thing I ever did. nt - LN 19:45 Jan 7
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- nope. and the first they they clean while you get something else done or play with the kids you'll be cured of all guilt! nm - CalicoKat 19:42 Jan 7
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- It may, if cleaning your own house every two weeks yourself is your goal - LH 19:37 Jan 7
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- Thank you all. I was feeling guilty and I was hoping you would help. Not something I could ask my mom about. I probably won't even tell her. Ever. :) nt - snickelfritz 16:50 Jan 7
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- Nope. If I didn't have a personal trainer, I'd have a cleaning lady, myself! :) nt - imeverywoman 16:24 Jan 7
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- I miss my housekeeper (and where is your name from?) - Sebastian (a lady) 15:40 Jan 7
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- It was my dad's nickname for me when I was little. I'm also curious where it originated. nt - snickelfritz 16:51 Jan 7
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- I have no idea where it originated, but I call my kids this too. nt - Needleroozer 20:22 Jan 7
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- No idea, though I had friends long ago who used the term endearingly with thier children. nt - strider 17:03 Jan 7
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- I have no idea where it originated, but I call my kids this too. nt - Needleroozer 20:22 Jan 7
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- It was my dad's nickname for me when I was little. I'm also curious where it originated. nt - snickelfritz 16:51 Jan 7
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- I would do it in a heartbeat if we had the $. Enjoy! nt - Quiver0f10 14:49 Jan 7
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- Go for it! - Mekanamom 14:46 Jan 7
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- I have had various forms of cleaning help for years. It has saved my sanity and benefitted my marriage. ;-D Drop the guilt and just focus on how this will free you up. nt - strider 14:42 Jan 7
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- Of course not. Back in the day it was common for women to have *at least* one employee who cleaned on a regular basis... - Ellie 14:24 Jan 7
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- Thirty lashes with a dirty sock, you homemaking let-down you! (sm) - Doran 14:06 Jan 7
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- Puhleaze! That's the first thing I'm farming out, as soon as I get an income. nt - PariSarah 14:04 Jan 7
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- Yep. If we could afford it, I would have someone cleaning mine, too. I say kudos to you, no failure at all. nt - Needleroozer 14:13 Jan 7
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- Yep. If we could afford it, I would have someone cleaning mine, too. I say kudos to you, no failure at all. nt - Needleroozer 14:13 Jan 7
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- Nope. not a failure. A smart mom! You know what you can do and can't do! We can't do it all...(m) - Sue G in PA 14:02 Jan 7
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- Nope. Not one bit. We all have different skills. If I could afford one, I would have one! nt - CookieMonster 14:00 Jan 7
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- Hey, if you can afford it, might as well! We can't.... - KristineIN 13:53 Jan 7
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- Not in my book! I got to have one while I was pregnant and it was lovely. (m) - 3lilreds in NC 13:45 Jan 7
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- No, it just means you're prioritizing. I hired housecleaners starting in December to come every other week. nt - Erica in OR 13:40 Jan 7
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- I've had a weekly cleaning lady since I started homeschooling - cat in black 13:18 Jan 7
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- Nope, makes you smart! (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 13:15 Jan 7
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- Um, no. No one does everything, even if it appears that way :o). (m) - JudoMom 13:15 Jan 7
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- And you know what else I struggle with? Not correcting my typos ;o). It's "whose". - JudoMom 13:17 Jan 7
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- And you know what else I struggle with? Not correcting my typos ;o). It's "whose". - JudoMom 13:17 Jan 7
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- No, it makes you an object of envy! :) Enjoy it! nt - chickenpatty 13:14 Jan 7
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- I really enjoyed this book too! (m) - 3lilreds in NC 13:53 Jan 7
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- We love it too.. also his readings of Garth Nix's the Abhorsen Trilogy is AWESOME!!! nm :-) - Jenny in Atl 13:46 Jan 7
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- ITA! Love the Abhorsen Trilogy on Audio! nt - MoniMoni 17:30 Jan 7
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- ITA! Love the Abhorsen Trilogy on Audio! nt - MoniMoni 17:30 Jan 7
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- Yes, but it may take a few days. Drink lots of water - it helps. Good luck! (nt) - Plaid Dad 18:40 Jan 7
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- we went to a developmental optician and both of the girls - mom42terrificgirls 14:10 Jan 7
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- Here's what I would recommend. - Claire 13:32 Jan 7
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- I would see a pediatric opthamologist - Ottakee 12:52 Jan 7
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- Yes, absolutely you need to see a ped. opthamologist... - Old Dominion Heather 17:57 Jan 7
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- Yes, absolutely you need to see a ped. opthamologist... - Old Dominion Heather 17:57 Jan 7
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- That's odd. Usually a ped eye doc knows how to pick up on these things. I'm not a professional, but it almosts sounds like "lazy eye". nt - Anna 12:51 Jan 7
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- Yes, sounds like "lazy eye" or "wandering eye". I had this at age 4...(m) - Sue G in PA 14:01 Jan 7
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- Yes, sounds like "lazy eye" or "wandering eye". I had this at age 4...(m) - Sue G in PA 14:01 Jan 7
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- I got one for a gift once.... - Pster 14:44 Jan 7
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- Oh yay! I'm so glad that you a) know what it is, and b) it's not bad. *whew* nt - Dy 12:46 Jan 7
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- Good to know definitively! (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 12:35 Jan 7
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- When our oldest was young... - Melody in IL 18:23 Jan 7
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- Did you throw away your toothbrush? At some point during the antibiotics you must do that - I am thinking Day 3 but I am not really sure...ask your Pediatrician. nt - Alexandra 18:15 Jan 7
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- Yes - I was going to recommend this as well - one year my dd had strep once a month for about 4 months in a row! nt. - Brenda in FL 21:46 Jan 7
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- Yes - I was going to recommend this as well - one year my dd had strep once a month for about 4 months in a row! nt. - Brenda in FL 21:46 Jan 7
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- We went through this recently as well -- both kids required two rounds of antibiotics before they recovered. nt - abbeyej 17:56 Jan 7
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- Oh! Me! This happened to me! (m) - Hillary in KS 17:28 Jan 7
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- If it keeps up, you might want to have your whole family tested... - Susan in TN 16:54 Jan 7
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- Oooops, I just noticed that you said nearly your whole family has had it...yuck. nt - Susan in TN 16:56 Jan 7
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- Oooops, I just noticed that you said nearly your whole family has had it...yuck. nt - Susan in TN 16:56 Jan 7
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- It's not uncommon these days to need 2 rounds of antibiotics with strep :-( - Mx5 14:01 Jan 7
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- Could be that it never went away the first time (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 12:34 Jan 7
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- BTDT, finally after 6 times in a year had ds's tonsils out. nt - one l michele 12:50 Jan 7
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- Same experience here. nt. - Jeanne in MN 13:32 Jan 7
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- yep -- we got up to each ds having it 7 times in a one year period! nt - Mom2legomaniacs 13:17 Jan 7
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- Same experience here. nt. - Jeanne in MN 13:32 Jan 7
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- She's on Amoxil. All 5 of my dc have had it since Christmas. Ugh! I hope the rest stay well. :( nt - Rich with kids 12:38 Jan 7
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- Ugh -- we went through a horrible time with strep (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 12:43 Jan 7
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- Ugh -- we went through a horrible time with strep (m) - Mom2legomaniacs 12:43 Jan 7
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- BTDT, finally after 6 times in a year had ds's tonsils out. nt - one l michele 12:50 Jan 7
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- Oh my - yes - my 9 yo . . . - Brenda in FL 21:49 Jan 7
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- That's my 10 yo ds! How old is your dd? - Amy in NH 15:52 Jan 7
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- oh honey, you are NOT alone..... - Kayleen Todd 15:42 Jan 7
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- ds 11 only child..we've been struggling for awhile with this, but it's been better. Here's what we did/are doing: - Cheryl in NM 15:25 Jan 7
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- Did I just write this post? Seriously! I just broke down in tears this am w/ ds6 b/c...(m) - Sue G in PA 14:04 Jan 7
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- going through this with my oldest...I want to scream too! sorry not much help but I am in the same boat as you are....nt - Holly IN 13:19 Jan 7
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- I had one like this and now... - momof10 13:06 Jan 7
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- That is encouraging to hear. :-) nt - WTMindy 14:12 Jan 7
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- That is encouraging to hear. :-) nt - WTMindy 14:12 Jan 7
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- Very common . . you're not alone :-) nt - lh 12:44 Jan 7
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- I have one who is very stubborn and knows how to push my buttons... - chickenpatty 12:35 Jan 7
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- Oh, and if she won't accept instruction from me, - chickenpatty 12:37 Jan 7
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- Oh, and if she won't accept instruction from me, - chickenpatty 12:37 Jan 7
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- I don't know if this would help... - Meliss 12:35 Jan 7
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- LOL @ "Frederick Douglass." (m) - Debra in TX 14:37 Jan 7
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- Of course you'll get back into the swing of things. Right about the time (m) - JudoMom 13:05 Jan 7
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- We must have had enough time off because we went full speed ahead - lh 12:46 Jan 7
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- If it is any comfort... - Meliss 12:28 Jan 7
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- No, but I saw a preview for it somewhere and was interested. Now I'm really intrigued. nt - CookieMonster 14:02 Jan 7
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- how about a review - cat in black 12:34 Jan 7
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- Just a short one.... (cc) - Lady Katherine 12:58 Jan 7
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- thanks! This sounds excellent/nt - cat in black 18:43 Jan 7
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- (Okay, so that didn't end up short at all. Sue me.) ;-) nt - Lady Katherine 12:58 Jan 7
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- thanks! This sounds excellent/nt - cat in black 18:43 Jan 7
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- Just a short one.... (cc) - Lady Katherine 12:58 Jan 7
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- We loved it! A "make-you-think" movie, but still entertaining. nt - K-FL 12:15 Jan 7
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- Just omit it. I make it without the worcesthire and it's fine. nt - Unicorn 12:10 Jan 7
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- Thanks; I'll try that. nt - ereks mom 13:40 Jan 7
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- Thanks; I'll try that. nt - ereks mom 13:40 Jan 7
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- This thread helps me so much. It's not just me! I have 11, 8, 6, and new 4. m - Excelsior! Academy 17:04 Jan 7
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- 8 1/2 -10 was the absolute worst for emotional and clumsy! nt - Cheryl in NM 15:31 Jan 7
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- 7 <-- Everyone Hates Me, Everyone is Mean, No One Will Play With Me, 11 <-- I Don't Feel Good, I'm Tired, I'm Going to My Room, 13 <-- No Brains at All. Gone. Second Toddlerhood. - Barb F. PA in AZ 15:15 Jan 7
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- Snort! Thanks for this post - sort of sums it all up! nt - ALexandra 18:18 Jan 7
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- Snort! Thanks for this post - sort of sums it all up! nt - ALexandra 18:18 Jan 7
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- After age 3, ages 8 and 11 have been rough for our kids (sm) - Lisa in Jax 14:00 Jan 7
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- Yes, 11, yes! That's all I can say because I'm too emotionally exhausted due to said 11-yr old to say anything more. 11! nt - Jessica in AL 14:00 Jan 7
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- LOL! Dh calls boys' early teen years "the grouchy age". It begins with puberty onset & lasts around 3 years, more or less. nt - ereks mom 13:40 Jan 7 (1)
- Both of my boys hit an odd emotional stage around 7. - Jenn in Mo 13:03 Jan 7
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- Actually, *three* is the gnarly age, here, generally. After that...no. No distinct ages for being more emotional, but they've all had short stages of it, throughout their development. (Five kids, 13 to 3) nt - Jill, OK 12:51 Jan 7
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- Yep, my 3yo is extremely gnarly right now. We've nicknamed him Napoleon. nt - Virginia Dawn 13:49 Jan 7
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- Yep, my 3yo is extremely gnarly right now. We've nicknamed him Napoleon. nt - Virginia Dawn 13:49 Jan 7
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- Yep, 11 would be *the* age. nt - Diana in OR 12:14 Jan 7
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- yes, 11 is a clumsy and emotional age for our household tn - HollyDay 13:38 Jan 7
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- My 11 yo DS hurts himself just SITTING STILL.... can't figure it out, but it happens daily! nt - Michelle T 12:31 Jan 7
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- yes, 11 is a clumsy and emotional age for our household tn - HollyDay 13:38 Jan 7
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- Thirteen. O.M.G. Thirteen. *sigh* nt - Lady Katherine 12:13 Jan 7
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- I have one of THOSE, too! Can you guess how fun our household is most days?! :-/ nt - Doran 13:58 Jan 7
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- I have one of THOSE, too! Can you guess how fun our household is most days?! :-/ nt - Doran 13:58 Jan 7
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- ((Doran)) tea and sympathy. My 11 year old is a mess these days. (sigh) - Lizzie in Ma 12:00 Jan 7
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- Penney's, Macy's, any department store, or go here: (m) - Solamichella 14:14 Jan 7
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- Lots to do here. What do you like? - Robin in Tx 11:35 Jan 7
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- I ask about dates because there are student performances the first week of March you might be interested in. nt - Robin in Tx 12:27 Jan 7
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- I ask about dates because there are student performances the first week of March you might be interested in. nt - Robin in Tx 12:27 Jan 7
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- even though my screen appeared completely black at first - katilac 18:27 Jan 7
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- I know it can be done (I've seen IT pro dh do it). Can't tell you how, exactly, but take heart - you CAN do it. nt - Lady Katherine 12:14 Jan 7
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- You should be able to use your monitor and hook it up to your laptop using the connection that goes to your computer. I hope that makes sense! nt - sdWTMer 11:26 Jan 7
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- Don't. It can cause a chimney fire. Chimney fires cause neighbors to band frantically on your door, the fire dept to show up with sirens and lights, and dh's to NEVER EVER EVER let you forget it. Don't ask me how I know this. nt - Lady Katherine 12:16 Jan 7
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- I would. It's still a pine, so it'll be a bit sappy, but if you burn some good strong oak w/ it, it shouldn't be too bad. hth nt - Dy 11:25 Jan 7
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