- Wait until your dc discover bathroom humor-you'll be amazed at what works, lol!! nt - Diana in OR 22:01 Jul 2
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- Ummm... I do know that 20 comes after 15... but apparently my fingers started counting backwards. Lol! nt - Kay in Cal 21:51 Jul 2
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- LOL - clearly the force was with you! nt - Amy in Orlando 21:44 Jul 2
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- Thanks for sharing the idea! It will help with some of those tricky multiplication facts! nt - lovemykids 21:38 Jul 2
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- OH, I've thought of this before... - Kay in Cal 21:27 Jul 2
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- Sure, as long as you put her on your timeline and study her in art class! nt - Tap, tap, tap 22:07 Jul 2
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- Mine are using Napoleon Dynamite pencils. :-) nt - Gigi 20:56 Jul 2
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- Mine too-and ND sticky notes as well! nt - Diana in OR 21:03 Jul 2
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- Mine too-and ND sticky notes as well! nt - Diana in OR 21:03 Jul 2
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- Pasta or potato salad, watermelon, corn, garlic bread! nt - Kristine out of lurking 21:56 Jul 2
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- My mouth is watering. nt - Barb F. PA and AZ 21:49 Jul 2
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- Broccoli salad. We had this with our pulled pork sandwiches last night. (recipe link) - Crissy in WA 21:18 Jul 2
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- Watermelon nt - Kari C in FL 20:32 Jul 2
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- Corn on the cob with lots of butter! nt - Barb F. PA and AZ 20:27 Jul 2
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- Baked beans and slaw. NT - Josie 20:21 Jul 2
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- Never mind: blossom end rot caused by calcium deficiency. Phooey. nt - battlemaiden 20:02 Jul 2
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- Actually, blossom end rot is often caused by insufficient and/or inconsistent watering. - srjbdl 21:11 Jul 2
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- Uhh..yeah..thats what I was JUST going to say! =) nt - camibami 20:11 Jul 2
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- Actually, blossom end rot is often caused by insufficient and/or inconsistent watering. - srjbdl 21:11 Jul 2
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- Our method - lovemykids 21:59 Jul 2
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- Cut out peanut butter, see if that helps. I had a dry boy, then a wet girl. Allergies, sometimes... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 20:04 Jul 2
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- One sign is 4 or fewer wet diapers in a 24 hour period. - Christy in OR 21:24 Jul 2
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- pinch the skin on his arm and see if the skin stays up or takes a while to return (called tenting)? Do his eyes look sunken at all? Has he been urinating regularly? I would know all this before I go in to the doctor or call. nt - battlemaiden 20:06 Jul 2
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- Also his soft spot might be depressed. nt - nancypants 21:10 Jul 2
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- Also his soft spot might be depressed. nt - nancypants 21:10 Jul 2
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- I'd do something tonight. Little ones can get dehydrated easily, and I think crying with no tears is a real sign of dehydration. Be prepared for an IV at the hospital.. nt - Sharon in TX (not Panama) 20:03 Jul 2
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- a) YES! b.) yes, but NO if you knew said friend LIKED that kind, lol. and personally, - Peek a Boo 22:30 Jul 2
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- When it comes to wine, you don't necessarily get what you pay for. Having said that, a bottle of 2-buck chuck is typically in a class (ahem) of its own...(m) - Colleen 21:55 Jul 2
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- Isn't that what they call "2 Buck Chuck"? As for your real question... - nancypants 21:17 Jul 2
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- Yes to both questions (m) - Amy in Orlando 20:57 Jul 2
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- Good enough for us! Although, I don't know if I'd give it as a gift. :-) nt - WTMindy 20:51 Jul 2
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- Sweet side...white or red? nt - Barb F. PA and AZ 20:41 Jul 2
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- YES!!! (m) - Mel 20:17 Jul 2
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- It seems like my brother calls Charles Shaw *2 Buch Chuck*. I love that name, but not the wine. I go for the $6.00 bottles. - Robin 21:16 Jul 2
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- OK, after a glass of wine, that should read *2 BucK Chuck* nt - Robin 21:17 Jul 2
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- OK, after a glass of wine, that should read *2 BucK Chuck* nt - Robin 21:17 Jul 2
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- Me too on the Austrailian. Yummy. And the Italian table wines are so, so good (also at TJs). 3-4 bucks a bottle! nt - Barb F. PA and AZ 20:40 Jul 2
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- It seems like my brother calls Charles Shaw *2 Buch Chuck*. I love that name, but not the wine. I go for the $6.00 bottles. - Robin 21:16 Jul 2
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- According to Rachel Ray, any wine that you like is good wine. nt - BirkenKathy 20:16 Jul 2
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- I'm no help at all, but your post made me smile! nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 20:05 Jul 2
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- From a family who learned amo, amas, amat to the Mexican Hat Dance, I thank you!!!!!!!!!! nt - Amy in Orlando 21:01 Jul 2
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- You're a doll! nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 19:50 Jul 2
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- I thoroughly enjoy Dan Browns books. When I read the Da Vinci (m) - Tigerlily (aka robin in ca) overhill 20:49 Jul 2
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- Re: The DaVinci Code: my two cents- first installment (that's cause I've had so many thoughts on this book that I don't know if I can get them all in one post) - Susie in CA 20:22 Jul 2
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- I, too, can't quite get the "hype" over this book. It's FICTION, people (m) - camibami 19:54 Jul 2
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- I think one of the problems is that the general public has such poor knowledge of history... - Sharon in TX (not Panama) 20:10 Jul 2
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- I think one of the problems is that the general public has such poor knowledge of history... - Sharon in TX (not Panama) 20:10 Jul 2
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- Lovely. Wonderful. Thank you. My little Venus of Willendorf statue salutes your efforts. nt - Pam "Sister Flaming Sword of Moderation" in MD 19:49 Jul 2
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- Well..... - newHSmominTX 22:25 Jul 2
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- At 7 pm... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 19:38 Jul 2
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- Yup, dh and I both do. Personally I think those that don't aren't normal. LOL nt - newHSmominTX 22:28 Jul 2
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- Me too. I thought I was alone in this disfigurement, lol - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 22:20 Jul 2
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- Me!!! I hate it. Very hard to paint something that hardly exists! nt - nancypants 21:19 Jul 2
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- I have this and two of my sons do as well. It means we're smart, right? nt - Amy in Orlando 21:03 Jul 2
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- My DS has this. I thought he was the only one with such a tiny toenail! It's hard to trim! nt - Michelle T 20:58 Jul 2
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- I have this on both baby toes.......very annoying when trying to paint, or get a pedicure.....nt - Rachel 19:14 Jul 2
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- My dh does. nt - Pensguys 19:05 Jul 2
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- Actually, I have two slivers on each. It's either split or two, I guess! nt - MNClaire 19:01 Jul 2
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- I do! I thought I had a fungus or something until last year I notices that my mom has it too lol! nm - Ann 19:00 Jul 2
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- Nope, I felt very safe. Especially now with cell phones, you have an extra measure of security. There were plenty of people out at night, especially this time of year when the weather is nice. Have fun! nt - Barb F. PA and AZ 21:50 Jul 2
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- I feel PERFECTLY safe walking in the touristy areas of Philly. Not a bit worried. There are... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 20:02 Jul 2
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- Aw man, I miss eating collard! Glad the day went great. nt. - T Baer 18:49 Jul 2
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- Son age 7 got another one (Magnetix)for his birthday. This one has little flashing lights. nt. - T Baer 18:51 Jul 2
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- My 9 (almost 10) dd likes her set.........m - OKCyndi 18:29 Jul 2
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- bummer... why can't she do the whole year such as July to June for us year rounders....anyway sounds like a great product...nt - Holly IN 19:23 Jul 2
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- I'll probably order it in August. I used her Family Organizer for several years, and then for some reason decided to blow $50 on a DayRunner instead. I'm really sorry I did, and miss my Family Organizer! nt - Michelle T 17:36 Jul 2
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- Hate to cook here - I married a chef (m) - Amy in Orlando 21:10 Jul 2
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- Hey, btw, another thought. - Barb F. PA and AZ 20:33 Jul 2
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- Do you like to eat? I mean, aside from the obvious? I find that people who like to cook often look at eating as a sensual experience as well. Just curious. nt - Barb F. PA and AZ 20:29 Jul 2
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- I'll cook your meals if you'll clean my house! We all have our things we dislike. nt - BirkenKathy 20:18 Jul 2
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- I don`t hate it but I don`t love it either. I try to cook things that are easy, fast and good. nt - Tracey 20:12 Jul 2
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- I hate to cook too. My solution.... - Katia 20:12 Jul 2 (1)
- Check out the website www.livingonadime.com and buy their cookbook Dining on a Dime - easy, good, normal, and frugal. nt - OKCyndi 19:53 Jul 2
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- My recent bout of food poisoning has helped - CynthiaOK 18:29 Jul 2
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- I feel similarly. I try to keep meals simple (m) - Sherrill in VA 17:59 Jul 2
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- .....or try freezer cooking? -this way you can do a month's worth of cooking in 1 weekend!! nt - Pster 17:39 Jul 2
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- I love to cook! I hate to clean! Any trades? nt - Rebecca 17:37 Jul 2
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- I like cooking but HATE the clean-up!!!! I think that prevents me from all the cooking! LOL nt - Pster 17:26 Jul 2
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- You know what has helped me.... - Tammy 17:26 Jul 2
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- I do something very similar to this. It doesn't matter how well planned out my menus are, if I wait till the late afternoon to get things started, it never happens. I try to have most of the prep work for dinner done first thing in the morning. (m) - Robin in Tx 23:01 Jul 2
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- I do something very similar to this. It doesn't matter how well planned out my menus are, if I wait till the late afternoon to get things started, it never happens. I try to have most of the prep work for dinner done first thing in the morning. (m) - Robin in Tx 23:01 Jul 2
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- Last summer I made a whole calendar of simple meals so I don't - Molly 18:12 Jul 2
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- I do something very similar to this. It doesn't matter how well planned out my menus are, if I wait till the late afternoon to get things started, it never happens. I try to have most of the prep work for dinner done first thing in the morning. (m) - Robin in Tx 23:01 Jul 2
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- We're not quite there yet, but a good friend handles it this way... - Robin in Tx 22:33 Jul 2
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- Never allow my sons to grow into them... - Kay in Cal 21:19 Jul 2
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- Nah, you don't want to do that Kay... - Barb F. PA and AZ 21:47 Jul 2
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- I don't know... teenage boys are scary, somehow... - Kay in Cal 21:55 Jul 2
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- I enjoy my teenager boy now, more than ever. Those middle years were the toughest - 11 to 13 or so. Now, it's great! - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 22:54 Jul 2
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- I enjoy my teenager boy now, more than ever. Those middle years were the toughest - 11 to 13 or so. Now, it's great! - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 22:54 Jul 2
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- I don't know... teenage boys are scary, somehow... - Kay in Cal 21:55 Jul 2
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- Nah, you don't want to do that Kay... - Barb F. PA and AZ 21:47 Jul 2
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- Re: What are you rules for teens? - Barb F. PA and AZ 21:03 Jul 2
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- Re: What are you rules for teens? - Josie 20:24 Jul 2
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- Our worldview is *very* out of line with any 'mainstream' approaches, but fwiw... - Eliana 19:55 Jul 2
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- This sounds beautiful. NT - Josie 20:20 Jul 2
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- Lovely - thanks for taking the time to share your faith. nt - OKCyndi 19:58 Jul 2
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- This sounds beautiful. NT - Josie 20:20 Jul 2
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- Here is how it worked here (m) - Dana in NC 19:32 Jul 2
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- Here's our take... - Sandy in Indy 18:19 Jul 2
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- Your nephew sounds AWESOME! NT - Josie 20:19 Jul 2
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- Your nephew sounds AWESOME! NT - Josie 20:19 Jul 2
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- We really don't have any set rules. (sm) - Jenni in KS 18:06 Jul 2
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- Yep, I agree with you. (Hi Tracie!) - Kari C in FL 19:12 Jul 2
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- Yep, I agree with you. (Hi Tracie!) - Kari C in FL 19:12 Jul 2
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- Re: What are you"r" rules for teens? sorry, typed too fast! nt - Copswife 17:03 Jul 2
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- Yes, I have a huge box of new/used things to sell if I'd just get myself in gear and do it. nt - lovemykids 21:48 Jul 2
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- Yup! I just did it with History Odyssey. nt - WTMindy 20:53 Jul 2
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- Yep....I've done that quite a bit. nt - Pensguys 19:02 Jul 2
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- Not me. Too expensive. nt - catalinakel 18:54 Jul 2
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- Sure. (m) - Jackie in AR 18:37 Jul 2
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- It's for this reason that my group has an annual Curriculum Tea (sm) - *anj* 18:09 Jul 2
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- Yes, all the time. You can return it though. I'm sure Rainbow Resource hates me, I buy and return things frequently. - Michelle T 17:38 Jul 2
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- I've bought and returned several things when I was really, really sue I had time to look at them right away... - GVA 17:34 Jul 2
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- I'm currently doing this with LLATL - Cleo Qc 17:21 Jul 2
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- I did this with Omnibus last year... - Kari C in FL 16:50 Jul 2
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- I'm referring to curriculum here, btw. My subject line wasn't very clear. (nt) - Colleen 16:28 Jul 2
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- That looks like 8 questions to me. LOL nt - kcp 15:03 Jul 2 (1)
- Lol, Cyndi, you're really curious, huh? ;o) nt - abbeyej 15:02 Jul 2
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- Ah, 'twas a time when I, too, was mystified by the term "milking parlor". LOL (m) - Colleen 15:04 Jul 2
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- No, not TMI - I wanted to know! We have some celiac in our family, and my daughter has IBS, so I always like to hear about a digestive diagnosis. Thanks! nt - OKCyndi 15:52 Jul 2
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- LOL! When I came here a second ago, this was only posted once. I guess Cyndi just can't wait to hear from me. ;-) (nt) - Colleen 15:06 Jul 2
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- That's weird........so it was one post for awhile, then many? Can't figure that out! nt - OKCyndi 15:53 Jul 2
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- That's weird........so it was one post for awhile, then many? Can't figure that out! nt - OKCyndi 15:53 Jul 2
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- No, not TMI - I wanted to know! We have some celiac in our family, and my daughter has IBS, so I always like to hear about a digestive diagnosis. Thanks! nt - OKCyndi 15:52 Jul 2
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- I had goldfish for years. It's similar to keeping cows in an aquarium. They... um... poop a whole lot. *Nothing* like the non-existant guppy poop. LOL - - nt - - - Rosemary in Colorado 22:57 Jul 2
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- Some (most I believe) freshwater fish need SOME salt in their water... - Renthead Mommy 14:44 Jul 2
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- When we had just one gf and fed it very little, it seemed easier than these guppies. nt - Padmé 15:05 Jul 2
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- When we had just one gf and fed it very little, it seemed easier than these guppies. nt - Padmé 15:05 Jul 2
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- Goldfish are definitely freshwater fishies. :^) nt. - nancypants 14:30 Jul 2
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- goldfish=no salt :O) nm - ~FireFly~ 14:24 Jul 2
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- Thank you. nt - Padmé 14:29 Jul 2
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- you're welcome & have fun w/the new fish...we're looking at a baby clown fish. He'll take salt. nt - ~FF~ 14:30 Jul 2
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- We love looking, but with 2 dogs, I'm at my limit. nt - Padmé 15:04 Jul 2
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- We love looking, but with 2 dogs, I'm at my limit. nt - Padmé 15:04 Jul 2
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- you're welcome & have fun w/the new fish...we're looking at a baby clown fish. He'll take salt. nt - ~FF~ 14:30 Jul 2
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- Thank you. nt - Padmé 14:29 Jul 2
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- Oooo you're going to have so much fun in that house. nt - Amy in Orlando 21:18 Jul 2
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- Were those people the owners? They were really nice to let you come in and take pictures and everything. :) nt - *anj* 18:16 Jul 2
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- Lol, I was wondering, too. nt - Robin 21:26 Jul 2
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- Lol, I was wondering, too. nt - Robin 21:26 Jul 2
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- Looks great - loved the outside!! Enjoy!! nt - Pster 16:54 Jul 2
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- You are going to love that sunroom! nt - OKCyndi 15:55 Jul 2
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- We went from a 800 sq ft townhouse to 2424 sq ft house 1 1/2 years ago - LauraC 15:33 Jul 2
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- Congratulations! nt - Lisa in VA 15:29 Jul 2
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- Love the pool and the lake, have fun catchin those bass - Karen in Maryland 15:28 Jul 2
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- Wow - very nice! Congratulations! (nt) - Giraffe Family 14:45 Jul 2
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- Oh my! A pool AND a lake?!?! Congratulations! nt - RedHen 13:37 Jul 2
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- I'll go look, Kate. Thank you. Colleen, what were you thinking? nt - Amy in Orlando 21:19 Jul 2
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- Ummm...birth control. : ) (nt) - Colleen 21:50 Jul 2
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- Ummm...birth control. : ) (nt) - Colleen 21:50 Jul 2
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- Ah, I get it..."bc" = border collie. I was thinking of something else! ;-) (nt) - Colleen 15:10 Jul 2
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- Too funny! ;) nt - *anj* 18:17 Jul 2
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- Too funny! ;) nt - *anj* 18:17 Jul 2
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- Another VA homeschooling organization that includes samples. - Nick's Mama (Zack's Mama Too!) 17:57 Jul 2
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- We use a form similar to what can be found on the HEAV website (m) - Lisa in VA 15:19 Jul 2
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- Check out Home Educators Association of Virginia (HEAV) website link inside. (m) - Peggy in Va 13:47 Jul 2
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- Here's some more info besides what Peggy offered.....(m) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 14:37 Jul 2
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- I don't have to test but I'm curious - what are the testing options they send you? TIA Peggy (nt) - Peggy in Va 14:40 Jul 2
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- You can use the CAT, the ITBS or the Stanford Achievement (You may also be able to use the Woodcock-Johnson, I think).nt - Lisa in VA 15:17 Jul 2
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- All 3 districts I've lived in provided free "group testing" for homeschoolers...(m) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 15:25 Jul 2 (1)
- You can use the CAT, the ITBS or the Stanford Achievement (You may also be able to use the Woodcock-Johnson, I think).nt - Lisa in VA 15:17 Jul 2
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- I don't have to test but I'm curious - what are the testing options they send you? TIA Peggy (nt) - Peggy in Va 14:40 Jul 2
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- Here's some more info besides what Peggy offered.....(m) - Kim (in VA, but not "Kim in VA") 14:37 Jul 2
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- I really like it. m - Holly in FL 16:19 Jul 2
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- we just bought it and I think it is helpful... - Shelly in IL 13:57 Jul 2
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- thanks for the feedback! nt - Janet 16:52 Jul 2
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- My ds loved bowling at 6years old. My dd started skating at 11months old <sm> - Pamela 14:31 Jul 2
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- Mine don't care for bowling, but both love skating... - Greta Lea:) 13:10 Jul 2
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- Wanted to add that I don't hold their hand or guide them or anything... - Greta Lea:) 13:14 Jul 2
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- Wanted to add that I don't hold their hand or guide them or anything... - Greta Lea:) 13:14 Jul 2
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- Link - Jean in Wisc. 17:19 Jul 2
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- Thank you so much!!! nt - Lucky Mom 18:58 Jul 2
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- Thank you so much!!! nt - Lucky Mom 18:58 Jul 2
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- Love Portland! We live on the West side... - Orangeblossom 16:18 Jul 2
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- Definitely love it here... - Diana in OR 16:11 Jul 2
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- Forgot to mention Powell's!!! The best bookstore *ever*, lol! nt - Diana in OR 21:14 Jul 2
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- Forgot to mention Powell's!!! The best bookstore *ever*, lol! nt - Diana in OR 21:14 Jul 2
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- Love it! We are in "unincorporated Washington County" nt - nutmeg 15:28 Jul 2
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- Funny story... (m) - Whisperlily 15:26 Jul 2
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- Why did you think you wouldn't want to live there? (nt) - Colleen 15:41 Jul 2
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- I lived in Salem, OR for a while and hated it. I considered Portland to be "more of the same, but bigger (so must be worse)." (m) - Whisperlily 17:55 Jul 2
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- Salem proper is not my favorite place in the world, however, I love the NW corner of Oregon in general... - Diana in OR 21:12 Jul 2
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- Salem proper is not my favorite place in the world, however, I love the NW corner of Oregon in general... - Diana in OR 21:12 Jul 2
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- I lived in Salem, OR for a while and hated it. I considered Portland to be "more of the same, but bigger (so must be worse)." (m) - Whisperlily 17:55 Jul 2
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- Why did you think you wouldn't want to live there? (nt) - Colleen 15:41 Jul 2
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- Count me as Love it too! (Hi Susan! We're in the Hillsboro area.) - Christy in OR 15:23 Jul 2
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- Love it! Portland's a great city. I now prefer it to Seattle (my former stomping grounds). (nt) - Colleen 14:49 Jul 2
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- Re: Portland, Oregon......love it or hate it? Real estate? Crime? Just looking..... (nt) - Lucky Mom 12:19 Jul 2
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- Love it! - Susan in OR 12:08 Jul 2
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- I bought one for dd at Target. nt. - Orangeblossom 16:21 Jul 2
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- JC Penney sells slips through its catalog, and probably in the stores; it wouldn't be difficult to sew one, though. nt - Ellie 12:21 Jul 2
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- Here's one.. - Sandy in Indy 12:13 Jul 2
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- My take - lovemykids 14:57 Jul 2
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- I would keep your 4 ds with YOU - Ottakee 13:35 Jul 2
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- Well, see, I AM "agin em" under these circumstances (m) - Dana in NC 12:46 Jul 2
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- Re: Well, see, I AM "agin em" under these circumstances (m) - kalanamak 14:39 Jul 2
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- Ditto to the nanny question... - MNClaire 14:21 Jul 2
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- The way I read it was the Nanny is a man (m) - threelops 14:28 Jul 2
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- The way I read it was the Nanny is a man (m) - threelops 14:28 Jul 2
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- Re: Well, see, I AM "agin em" under these circumstances (m) - kalanamak 14:39 Jul 2
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- Wow... - Old Dominion Heather 11:59 Jul 2
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- puff balls? they're fungus and I understand that most are edible when in the white stage > - BMC 11:44 Jul 2
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- Yea...that is it.... - Tammy 11:46 Jul 2 (1)
- Also...they are kind of a big blob....growing on the ground! NT - Tammy 11:43 Jul 2
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- Thanks, guys, New Orleans it is! nt - OKCyndi 20:01 Jul 2
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- New Orleans, no question. It's still alive and kicking - and I confess, I'm not particularly enamoured of Galveston. (nt) - Colleen 15:40 Jul 2
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- New Orleans - DEFINATELY (more) - Susan 15:18 Jul 2
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- Forgot Something.... - Susan 15:24 Jul 2
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- Forgot Something.... - Susan 15:24 Jul 2
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- I really don't know but Pier 19 in Galveston has great po boys...nt - lottie j. 13:46 Jul 2
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- Just two countries! - nancypants 14:36 Jul 2
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- Re: Baby Shower Gift Ideas for TWINS! (a boy and a girl)....anyone have any creative ideas? (nt) - Kimberly in the Midwest 11:39 Jul 2
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- Jumping off of the calendar idea (which I love, btw)... - The Tutor 12:11 Jul 2
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- Great! Thanks! I really like the calendar idea! (nt) - molly's mom 11:50 Jul 2
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- Jumping off of the calendar idea (which I love, btw)... - The Tutor 12:11 Jul 2
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- Low dose motrin...like two hundred mg. twice a day with food helped me nt - kalanamak 16:00 Jul 2
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- the only thing that helps me is 1/2 of a Pamprin during the day and a whole 1 at night (the multi-symptom, blue box) (m) - ~FireFly~ 14:34 Jul 2
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- my main symptom is an upset tummy...I just can't stand being sick to my stomach <nt> - Pamela 15:05 Jul 2
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- any loose stool? - kalanamak 16:06 Jul 2
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- Interesting... - Pamela 18:43 Jul 2
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- Interesting... - Pamela 18:43 Jul 2
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- any loose stool? - kalanamak 16:06 Jul 2
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- my main symptom is an upset tummy...I just can't stand being sick to my stomach <nt> - Pamela 15:05 Jul 2
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- Re: Female question.... - self777 14:16 Jul 2
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- Re: Female question.... - Padmé 14:09 Jul 2
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- I haven't found any (M) - one_l_michele 11:46 Jul 2
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- Glad you're back, Virginia Dawn! And, thanks Old Dominion Heather for the great link! nt - Dawn E (Sister Shining Hand Grenade of Warm Mercy) 18:37 Jul 2
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- Welcome back Virginia Dawn! - NOLAdy 14:54 Jul 2
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- I saw your message before the board flipped. You had me figured out. I was hanging around for a while. :-)nt - Virginia Dawn 18:11 Jul 2
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- I saw your message before the board flipped. You had me figured out. I was hanging around for a while. :-)nt - Virginia Dawn 18:11 Jul 2
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- Wow. So true. And me, so hung up on intermittant rewards and successive approximations and all... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 11:58 Jul 2 (1)
- Or is that SFSOM?:-)nt - Virginia Dawn 11:15 Jul 2
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- Sister Flaming Sword of Moderation... It is from an old thread where we all discovered our Unitarian Jihad Names. link only - Old Dominion Heather 11:48 Jul 2
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- Yes, I just realized I had mixed up the initial letters. :-)nt - Virginia Dawn (Sister Immaculate Dagger of Peace) 11:50 Jul 2
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- I misread your second post... - Old Dominion Heather 11:52 Jul 2 (2)
- Yes, I just realized I had mixed up the initial letters. :-)nt - Virginia Dawn (Sister Immaculate Dagger of Peace) 11:50 Jul 2
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- Sister Flaming Sword of Moderation... It is from an old thread where we all discovered our Unitarian Jihad Names. link only - Old Dominion Heather 11:48 Jul 2
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- Mary Kay sells a product to diminish them... - nancypants 14:39 Jul 2
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- A dermatologist can give you a prescription for 4% hydroquinone (prescription strength). (lm) - Jennifer in FL 14:01 Jul 2
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- Here is a recommendation... - MNClaire 12:38 Jul 2
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- We have two tall, plastic storage units. Each has six drawers. The Legos are organized by size. (nt) - Dayce 20:20 Jul 2
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- Shallow bins - the under bed storage type . .. - Brenda in FL 18:05 Jul 2
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- What we do.... - Orangeblossom 16:24 Jul 2
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- Organize? It's all in one box. I remember when I was young, hunting for the "right" piece was half the battle (e.g. fun!). (nt) - Colleen 16:03 Jul 2
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- LOL, "organize" and "Legos"? They don't go together at my house either! nt - Kristine out of lurking 17:55 Jul 2
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- LOL, "organize" and "Legos"? They don't go together at my house either! nt - Kristine out of lurking 17:55 Jul 2
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- Those plastic drawer units, divided by color and a few Rubbermaid bins, need more! (bins, not legos) nt - LauraC 15:36 Jul 2
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- We have a huge clear plastic tote full - yikes. (nt) - Giraffe Family 14:58 Jul 2
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- ROFL! We don't! but if your dc are more organized you could try.... - newHSmominTX 11:58 Jul 2
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- yeah :-) we use a BIG tackle box that opens from the middle and spreads out for tiny "special" pieces, but - Peek a Boo 12:41 Jul 2
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- yeah :-) we use a BIG tackle box that opens from the middle and spreads out for tiny "special" pieces, but - Peek a Boo 12:41 Jul 2
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- Thanks for the advice - Peggy (nt) - Peggy in Va 17:02 Jul 2
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- Short sleeved dark dress, not black, minimal make-up and jewelry (probably just a wedding ring and simple stud earrings)..nt - Carol in Cal. 12:43 Jul 2
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- I wear a dark colored sleeveless dress... - Old Dominion Heather 11:55 Jul 2
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- This is my first year making an actual plan (m) - camibami 20:03 Jul 2
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- I don't do lesson plans or divide books into chunks per day, per week, etc. (m) - Colleen 16:10 Jul 2
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- What?! I'm supposed to PLAN?! - The Tutor 11:59 Jul 2
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- I pretty much do the same thing - hpymomof3 11:47 Jul 2
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- Mom's way... my way... so many ways :D - Lisa in VA 11:45 Jul 2
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- Re: How do you plan for the next school year? m - Julie in Austin 10:50 Jul 2
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- Question about your post - self777 14:18 Jul 2
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- Question about your post - self777 14:18 Jul 2
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- I just googled "Christian Flag" and got some images. Will that work for you? nt - Sue in WA 10:10 Jul 2
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- I'll look and see...thanks...I always forget about google. nt - 5kngihts3maidens 11:24 Jul 2
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- I'll look and see...thanks...I always forget about google. nt - 5kngihts3maidens 11:24 Jul 2
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- Let it go. You can reintroduce the book in a year or two and she may love it... - Barb F. PA and AZ 21:31 Jul 2
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- Not usually, but there are exceptions. - Kristine out of lurking 18:01 Jul 2
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- yep, all DSs have stopped reading a book; usually I'll ask that they read at least the 1st few chapters,etc. (m) - ~FireFly~ 14:29 Jul 2
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- Don't *you* sometimes put a book down that you're not enjoying? Well, kids should get to do that, too. nt - Ellie 12:23 Jul 2
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- That was me as a child, but I loved to read and now.... - newHSmominTX 11:51 Jul 2
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- Forgot to mention we don't force him to finish one for the same reason Michelle T mentioned. nt - newHSmominTX 11:53 Jul 2
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- Forgot to mention we don't force him to finish one for the same reason Michelle T mentioned. nt - newHSmominTX 11:53 Jul 2
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- I only require completion of the books I have assigned for school... - Old Dominion Heather 11:50 Jul 2
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- Same here.... and same battles. (nt) - The Tutor 12:01 Jul 2
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- Same here.... and same battles. (nt) - The Tutor 12:01 Jul 2
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- My son is like this, I make a big effort to find books I think he will enjoy, or let him pick his own.... - Michelle T 9:42 Jul 2
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- I have this same problem with my 11yo dd - Joni 9:24 Jul 2
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- I balance with a few must reads but otherwise it's their chice. nt - Lisa CA 9:04 Jul 2
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- What else are you freecycling? Anything shippable? :) nt - *anj* 8:58 Jul 2
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- Probably not... the big thing is our printer.... - Renthead Mommy 9:28 Jul 2
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- Probably not... the big thing is our printer.... - Renthead Mommy 9:28 Jul 2
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- I want it! - Jacklyn 8:45 Jul 2
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- you've got mail! nt - Renthead Mommy 9:33 Jul 2
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- you've got mail! nt - Renthead Mommy 9:33 Jul 2
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- From the mouths of babes! LOL. nt - MarthaB 8:25 Jul 2
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- similar sentiment...... - Kelli in TN 11:33 Jul 2
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- similar sentiment...... - Kelli in TN 11:33 Jul 2
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- Is this it? - *anj* 8:13 Jul 2
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- Ooh! Those are pretty! I'm not usually into "modest" clothing... - Jenni in KS 14:10 Jul 2
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- I like them, too, but do they really go down to the ground? They look long. nt - Robin 21:34 Jul 2
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- LOL!! The skirts are really nice because they are light-weight and you don't really need a slip under - Osmosis Mom 18:07 Jul 2
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- I like them, too, but do they really go down to the ground? They look long. nt - Robin 21:34 Jul 2
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- Yeah, *anj* this is IT!!! No, no belly-dancing from this side, haha!! nt - Osmosis Mom 11:28 Jul 2
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- Ooh! Those are pretty! I'm not usually into "modest" clothing... - Jenni in KS 14:10 Jul 2
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- No link. I googled Kismet Bazaar and got some kind of bellydancing class. Cute, but I don't think it was the modest clothing you were going for;o)nt - Jenni in KS 7:59 Jul 2
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- I write it, but I also specifically tell people that I am serious and I don't want gifts. :-) nt - WTMindy 20:58 Jul 2
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- Polite or not, if you don't want gifts, I'd say so. - lovemykids 15:22 Jul 2
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- The only thing you can do... - Ellie 12:25 Jul 2
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- I recently went to a party with a gift swap - so each kid got something (m) - SM 12:13 Jul 2
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- We just write "no gifts, please" on the invites. If someone wants to bring something... - The Tutor 11:28 Jul 2
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- We did this for the local Animal Shelter (m) - MrsGriffin 15:23 Jul 2
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- We did this for the local Animal Shelter (m) - MrsGriffin 15:23 Jul 2
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- We have done this, and are considering it again. You just write on the invite "gifts not neccessary" or "let your presence be your gift" HTH nt - newHSmominTX 10:45 Jul 2
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- Maybe if you couch the invite just a little differently: "Hey, we're having a get-together" or something.... nt - Natalieclare 8:44 Jul 2
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- No gifts here, either. Many of my son's friends... - MarthaB 8:28 Jul 2
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- An aquaintance once had a party for her son and requested no NEW gifts, but an old toy or something, and then they gave them to a charitable organization. nt - Robin 8:04 Jul 2
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- Re: How to have a bday party without presents? - gandpsmommy 7:39 Jul 2
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- ...until the best decade thus far. :+) I am SO happy to be OUT of my 20's and into my 30's. It is a wonderful time of life. :+) HBD! nt - Kate CA 19:58 Jul 2
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- Oooh, 29 seems so long ago...! (nt) - Colleen, 37 and convinced my 50s will be my ideal decade : ) 16:12 Jul 2
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- Only one more year until you celebrate your the 1st anniversary of your 29th birthday. Congrats! nt. - Yvette S. 14:24 Jul 2
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- ........you are twenty-ten! No age 30 if you count like my (then) 4yo ds, lol! nt - Katia 12:11 Jul 2
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- Ha! I put *stinky chicken* in your fill-in-the-blank. (See post below.) Happy Bday! nt - MarthaB 8:29 Jul 2
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- ... your warranty runs out. Or is that 35? nt - Stephanie not in TX 7:48 Jul 2
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- Excuse me?!? I'm 35 today! LOL! Happy b-day, happymainemom! nt - Jenni in KS 8:01 Jul 2
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- No, you are fine at 35...... - Kelli in TN 9:07 Jul 2
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- Ah, yes but after the repairs - Katia 12:07 Jul 2
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- Ah, yes but after the repairs - Katia 12:07 Jul 2
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- No, you are fine at 35...... - Kelli in TN 9:07 Jul 2
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- Excuse me?!? I'm 35 today! LOL! Happy b-day, happymainemom! nt - Jenni in KS 8:01 Jul 2
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- Happy Birthday! Have a great day! (nt) - Giraffe Family 6:40 Jul 2
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- Thanks, they took it all back. I'm still not sure if it was truly bad. It sure did stink and I didn't want to eat it though. nt - nandmsmom 9:51 Jul 2
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- I would take the whole lot back to the store and tell them that the meat stinks. nt - *anj* 6:24 Jul 2
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- I bought them and froze them, so its been a few weeks. I don't think I can return them now. nt - nandmsmom 6:30 Jul 2
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- I think you can. I would. Meat doesn't get stinky in the freezer. It was like that when you bought it. nt - *anj* 6:32 Jul 2
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- thanks, I just called the store and they said they would take it back. nt - nandmsmom 6:43 Jul 2
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- thanks, I just called the store and they said they would take it back. nt - nandmsmom 6:43 Jul 2
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- I think you can. I would. Meat doesn't get stinky in the freezer. It was like that when you bought it. nt - *anj* 6:32 Jul 2
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- I bought them and froze them, so its been a few weeks. I don't think I can return them now. nt - nandmsmom 6:30 Jul 2
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- Are they slimey? nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:22 Jul 2
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- they just feel like chicken. nt - nandmsmom 6:30 Jul 2
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- If you froze them right away, and if the smell is a "meat" smell rather than... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:43 Jul 2
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- I didn't complete a sentence above -- I was distracted by the 2 y/o. Sorry. You get the idea. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:44 Jul 2
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- I didn't complete a sentence above -- I was distracted by the 2 y/o. Sorry. You get the idea. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:44 Jul 2
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- If you froze them right away, and if the smell is a "meat" smell rather than... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:43 Jul 2
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- they just feel like chicken. nt - nandmsmom 6:30 Jul 2
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- anj - my IBS has all but dissappeared since I started drinking - BMC 12:05 Jul 2
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- I've just started to learn about kefir as I've begun to adopt some of the Nourishing Traditions practices. (sm) - *anj* 18:22 Jul 2
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- My dd has IBS; unfortunately, she's also lactose intolerant...kefir and yogurt both double her over in minutes :-/ nt - Ellie 15:18 Jul 2
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- That's amazing. I am LI too, but I can handle cultured milk with no problem. Has she tried LactAid? nt - *anj* 18:23 Jul 2
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- I'm not sure. She just finds it easier to avoid the dairy products that hurt her the most... - Ellie 20:26 Jul 2
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- I'm not sure. She just finds it easier to avoid the dairy products that hurt her the most... - Ellie 20:26 Jul 2
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- That's amazing. I am LI too, but I can handle cultured milk with no problem. Has she tried LactAid? nt - *anj* 18:23 Jul 2
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- I've just started to learn about kefir as I've begun to adopt some of the Nourishing Traditions practices. (sm) - *anj* 18:22 Jul 2
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- Thanks everyone. I ate some homemade yogurt and I'm feeling a little better, though still not well. :( nt - *anj* 9:20 Jul 2
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- Oh Anj, stay home and take care of yourself! nt - Midwest Momma 6:04 Jul 2
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- Skip. Spend the time reading your Bible and praying - in the bathroom, if you have to! nt - lovemykids 5:56 Jul 2
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- Oh, she'll definitely be PRAYING in the bathroom! *g* {{{anj}}} Feel better. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:12 Jul 2
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- Oh, she'll definitely be PRAYING in the bathroom! *g* {{{anj}}} Feel better. nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:12 Jul 2
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- Well, if you don't skip, are you ok with doubling over in the middle of church? Or... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 5:32 Jul 2 (1)
- Call me adventurous but I change it at least once a year! nt - nancypants 14:21 Jul 2
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- Starting to get my hair back! - Sara R 14:07 Jul 2 (1)
- Since Friday afternoon! I'm still learning what to do with it. nt - angela in ohio 13:25 Jul 2
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- went Curly GIrly last year about this time - was short short before that for 15+ years nt - BMC 12:07 Jul 2
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- sigh - - Curly Girl - - - nt - BMC 12:08 Jul 2
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- sigh - - Curly Girl - - - nt - BMC 12:08 Jul 2
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- About five years, but I cut it myself so it never looks *exactly* the same. nt - Crissy in WA 11:33 Jul 2 (1)
- 26 years here, sometimes shorter, sometimes a little longer, always the same style, when it comes to my hair I am a coward. nt - Virginia Dawn 10:56 Jul 2
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- I am growing out my bangs for the 2nd time in 18 years... - Holly IN 9:04 Jul 2
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- I had really short hair for 4 years and am just now growing it out. I miss my short hair!! nt - Heidi in OR 8:51 Jul 2
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- I'm always changing mine. Either really short, growing it out, or too long. And I'm never thrilled with it no matter what length! nt - Michelle T 8:19 Jul 2
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- Ditto. nt - Natalieclare 8:45 Jul 2
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- Ditto. nt - Natalieclare 8:45 Jul 2
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- I change styles about once a year...nt - Tap, tap, tap 8:15 Jul 2
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- Same here, at least, maybe even every 6 months! nt - Amy in PA 11:42 Jul 2
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- Same here, at least, maybe even every 6 months! nt - Amy in PA 11:42 Jul 2
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- For me, updating my hair a few times keeps me from feeling "old" and looking "dated." nt - Carol (mom of 3) 7:19 Jul 2
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- I've had short hair for 13 years. I'm currently trying to grow it out. My goal is to have long hair by the time I'm 40. nt - Classicalmom2six 7:15 Jul 2
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- I just turned 40 and finally have long hair after about 20 years! - Joni 9:28 Jul 2
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- I just turned 40 and finally have long hair after about 20 years! - Joni 9:28 Jul 2
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- About every 5 years I get itchin' for a new look and get a short cut. I then spend the next five years "growing it out". I keep forgetting I really don't look that good with short hair. (nt) - Charlotte 7:08 Jul 2 (1)
- I've grown my bangs out for the first time in my life. m - Holly in FL 6:37 Jul 2
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- 20-years too. I've tried changing the style of my very frizzy, long hair and every time has been a disaster, so now it just stays long....and manageable...only change is the grey (nt) - Hannah 6:07 Jul 2
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- me too....I look awful and way too old when I have short hair..... - Holly IN 9:05 Jul 2
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- Are bangs what we call a fringe - hair across your forehead? (nt) - Hannah 11:53 Jul 2
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- Yes, Bands=Fringe. nt - Old Dominion Heather 12:35 Jul 2
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- Yes, Bands=Fringe. nt - Old Dominion Heather 12:35 Jul 2
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- Are bangs what we call a fringe - hair across your forehead? (nt) - Hannah 11:53 Jul 2
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- me too....I look awful and way too old when I have short hair..... - Holly IN 9:05 Jul 2
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- 1 year. I gave up on the "mom" hairstyle and went back to long hair. Less hassle! nt - lovemykids 5:58 Jul 2
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- 1 week! - Cleo Qc 5:54 Jul 2 (2)
- 6 weeks. My stylist changes mine a bit every time I go. - Nancy in Oh 5:17 Jul 2
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- My hair is sorta long....and I just got some layers in it.... - Tammy 5:13 Jul 2
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- When you crack them open and cut them up, I think you'll be able to smell if they are bad. nm - Melissa in FL 7:23 Jul 2
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- There should be no problem with using the eggs. (sm) - Jenni in KS 6:20 Jul 2
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- Not if I were feeding others! nt - lovemykids 5:58 Jul 2
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- These food spoilage posts always make me laugh because they are so split down the middle between the "toss it!" and "keep it" camps. No advice here, except to say that eggs are cheap, if you are worried about it. nt - OKCyndi 5:35 Jul 2
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- I know! But at least we know whose potluck dishes we'd sample! *g* nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:24 Jul 2
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- I re-read your post - since you are feeding many people, I think I wouldn't risk it. You'd feel terrible is people got sick. nt - OKCyndi 5:41 Jul 2
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- I know! But at least we know whose potluck dishes we'd sample! *g* nt - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 6:24 Jul 2
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- Nope. Too risky I think. I would not eat the potato salad if I knew the eggs had been left out. nt - Tracy in Ky 5:31 Jul 2
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- When I was growing up we'd leave our Easter eggs out for a day or so. Was your a/c running? nt - *anj* 5:15 Jul 2
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- I know there's probably a logical answer here, but what could go wrong with them unless the shells were cracked? Even then... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 4:55 Jul 2
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- I wouldn't! nt - JLynn in GA 4:18 Jul 2
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- Thanks all....I'll put some more thought into it...m - Tap, tap, tap 22:01 Jul 2
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- I declined being the maid of honor in my friends wedding.. - lynn 12:41 Jul 2
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- I guess my wedding was not very formal. My sister just walked down the isle and that was it! :) nt - Lisa CA 9:15 Jul 2
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- Somehow this gesture changes the dynamics of friendships. Saying seems to end it. Happened to me. nt - Robin 8:07 Jul 2
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- Should say "saying no" - Robin 8:07 Jul 2
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- Should say "saying no" - Robin 8:07 Jul 2
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- The other side... - LMA 7:39 Jul 2
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- I think it would depend on her expectations - lovemykids 6:14 Jul 2
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- To my mind (and I've never had this problem before,) if this is a really good friend (sm) - Regina in St. Louis 6:13 Jul 2
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- I really have no advice, just empathy. This is exactly the kind of responsibility I would dread and try to get out of. Also, you must be REALLY popular! Everyone wants you! nt - Ree 6:05 Jul 2
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- Honestly, if it's a good friend as you described her, (m) - Erica in PA 5:40 Jul 2
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- Maybe you can find a way to blame it on your dh. Like "he's put me on a supertight budget and I really can't afford it this year..." Wimpout, I know. nt - *anj* 5:27 Jul 2
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- How about ............ - Joanne in TX 0:03 Jul 2
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- Well....my next question would be.... - Tammy 4:31 Jul 2
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- Well....my next question would be.... - Tammy 4:31 Jul 2
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- Re: I'm so sad. Border collie question (m) - kate in seattle 13:18 Jul 2
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- Thanks Kate. (m) - Amy in Orlando 21:24 Jul 2
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- Thanks Kate. (m) - Amy in Orlando 21:24 Jul 2
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- Too bad you don't live in Southern California; then you could call the Dog Whisperer... - Ellie 12:30 Jul 2
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- Thanks everyone. We'll start with a visit to the vet. nt - Amy in Orlando 10:34 Jul 2
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- Contact the great people at Border Collie Rescue in Orlando (m) - Dana in NC 9:27 Jul 2
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- Amy, there are some great trainers in our our area...is that a possibility for you? nt - Laura R (FL) 8:21 Jul 2
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- I'm so sorry, Amy. My MIL had similar problem with her Border Collie. m - Dawn E 8:07 Jul 2
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- We have a new border collie - Melanie in Wa 8:06 Jul 2
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- I think it's very unusual for a border collie to turn aggressive. *IF* I were going to get a dog and if we had enough land for it to really run, I absolutely wouldn't hesitate to get a border collie. nt - abbeyej 16:00 Jul 2
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- I think that the idea of herding children is very interesting. (m) - *anj* 9:19 Jul 2
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- I think it's very unusual for a border collie to turn aggressive. *IF* I were going to get a dog and if we had enough land for it to really run, I absolutely wouldn't hesitate to get a border collie. nt - abbeyej 16:00 Jul 2
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- My sister has the same breed of dog and it has just started acting aggressively too. I think hers is about 7 years old. No way would I have this behaviour around kids. nt - Alexandra 7:43 Jul 2
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- See the vet but prepare for the possibility of putting her down. - kalanamak 7:30 Jul 2
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- I have an aggressive dog.... - Michelle in AL 6:41 Jul 2
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- My honest opinion... - Lolly 6:13 Jul 2
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- Amy, get her a thorough physical. Sometimes a condition... - Pam "SFSOM" in MD 5:00 Jul 2
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- talk to a vet and the local dog trainer - moira 4:32 Jul 2
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- Awww Amy, I don't have advice but I know how you feel... - Dana in OR 0:15 Jul 2
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- Maybe it is breed trait in older dogs but you may want to see the vet...she could be sick and being cranky...nt - Tap, tap, tap 23:53 Jul 1
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- I'm thinking these might be a hit with my definitely not artistically inclined boys. They absolutely HATE colouring, but these might tickle their imaginations. nt - Anne in Saskatchewan 17:05 Jul 2
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- Ours sat on the shelf until my girls' cousins came over.... - myfunnybunch 9:54 Jul 2
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- Hm