Quiche (crustless) freezer and reheats pretty well.

My sisters uses this for her gs; during times of tummy trouble she makes her own rice/broth mix.

$12...:glare:

:grouphug: Your 21 m/old would do that to me. My babies are bigger than me.

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I don't have anything to add, but have you talked with your doctor?:grouphug:

I try not to cry:glare:. When I find something that I like, I purchase multiples.

My youner sister has two ducks; they were very cute, messy and noisy. She will not let her dd, have them:lol:.

Money order from po or even Walmart would work. I'd make sure I was comfy before sending any payment though.

Works for the JD, has a BS and masters.

They're all pretty, but I love the first one, and Anika sounds good to my ears.

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Sounds like the info was worth your money.

Well...thank plain-old stinks.

I like giving outdoor plants or food.

The fabric was 100% cotton and in the years he wore them, never a hole anywhere. Hanna's customer service is wonderful btw. My ds, needed all cotton and they are expensive...I kept around 3-5 pairs in his size and washed them after every use. Week after week, they held up to him and the washer/dryer and never looked old enough to toss or donate. We always passed them down to the cousin. Most sizes because of the cuffs, would work for around two years. That made them worth the money to me.

My ds wore Hanna 100% cotton sweats for years and then passed them down to his cousin. I washed them constantly and loved them. I don't remember them being double knees though.

:hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray:: Hurray!

I would try calling the manufacturer. It sounds awful, but it might be fixable.

Shudder...:grouphug:

That child is lucky you and Bob were there. Wow...:confused:

:grouphug: The news photos and film were so scarry.

:grouphug:Too sad.

:grouphug: Trying to find a decent used car can be near impossible after the squish buyout (cash for clunkers?) deal a few years ago.