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I figured it out!! I was clicking on the little mountain thingy instead of the hyperlink one. I don't know why that would work, but it did!!!!
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Okay, I'm sorry, but once again I find that I must interrupt this otherwise fine thread on the length of hair to say the following:
Why the "aitch" can't I get cute little things like that bee? Why is that when I paste in the code I see a little weird box and then after I hit "submit" there's no picture?
Waaaaahhhhh, Rickeeeeee!
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I believe that it is. :) Don't worry Anj--there's no troll conspiracy going on...;)
Can I tell you how annoyed I am that my little rofl guy will not show up here?
Now I need my little %#&*@! guy too!
No, no, I didn't think she was a troll. I've just been trying to keep up with the "old" people who have changed their screen names. :p
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I have no preference as to how other people wear their hair.
I'm just jumping in here to confirm that JennifersLost is the same person formerly known as Jennifer the Good Witch of the West. Is that correct?:)
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Hmmm....I thought I smelled something too, but hadn't read the op's profile.
Ummm, maybe the girl in her kitchen was this person: http://www.justicenotblind.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/britney-spears-bald.jpg
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I think it's okay, but I don't love it.
Then again, when I got my Calphalon I was under the delusion that non-stick was better, so I got that kind. And as each piece deteriorates I am replacing them with All-Clad. I lovelovelove my All-Clad.
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If I knew the solution, I'd gladly give it to you.
I used to write the Children's Church curric. at my old church.
I put an awful lot into it and I thought it was well done. I got a lot of good feedback, but then when I'd get negative feedback, it really bummed me out.
I guess you really just need to forgive Friend #2 and move on. I think that forgiveness is really at the root of this kind of thing. You feel hurt by her comment and you're not sure what to do with that hurt. If she's your friend, she can't have known that her words would affect you this way. Give her the benefit of the doubt, either reject her assessment or use it to improve your program, and then move on. Refuse to allow yourself to keep mulling over it, because that's when these things take on a life of their own.
Trust me. I'm dealing with a situation right now (different problem than yours) that has the same solution. And I'm working on it....:cool:
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Well I can see why you're tired...but it's the good kind of tired. Sounds like a great trip, full of memories to treasure.
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I just had another talk with dh about this. It seems he's been drinking a lot of coffee lately. Early January his job changed from driving all day to working in the office all day, every day.... and drinking... a lot of coffee... like at least 10-12 cups each day... could be more.
Could the coffee be doing this?
Yes, it could. He should go a day without drinking it to see if his breath improves. If not, I'd look into it medically.
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Can you imagine?
If you were a graduate student and your topic was something like "The Effects of Randomly Awarded Merit Points on Groups of Message Board Subscribers."
They could have a field day!
(I need a ROFL emoticon here)
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I'm missing it altogether.
What's going on? First it was Keifer's imprisonment, then the writer's strike. Actually, I'm sad to say that I'm losing my taste for it. Which would be a shame. I'm just sayin'....:cool:
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I understand, but my heart stopped when you said DH drove her home, alone. I would have called the cops. Not in this day and age. What a scary, strange morning for you! {{{ hugs}}}
I agree with that. Did your dh have a weapon of some kind? What if she had pulled a gun or knife out of her purse?
I know it's water under the bridge now, but when I read that your husband got in the car with her alone, by stomach went into knots.
I'm glad it worked out and that you're all okay.:cool:
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I was on a (much needed) board break until Amy emailed me about the new boards. I came back, and was so sorry to see that Abbey and Ria and Peela are not here! When did Peela leave? Did she say anything?
I totally understand, but it's a bummer when people you like and respect disappear.
Well, we'll see what happens. In the words of the immortal Louie DePalma "They'll be back. They all come back. Except one. And I'm still waitin'."
:D
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As a single mom, I at least get time on the weekends when she's with her father.
Hey Michelle,
I thought you had multiple children. Don't tell me the others are in college already?? :eek:
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Another vote for waiting. I went when I was about 15, because I had really bad cramps, but it didn't help and it kind of freaked me out.
If she doesn't have any known symptoms, I'd let her wait.
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Oh, Jo.
Let me offer you a cyberhug.
I feel that way sometimes, and my husband doesn't have to go away for weeks at a time. It's just human...and honest.
We're here whenever you need to vent.
I wish there was something I/we could do IRL to help you out while he's away.
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Okay, I'm getting it now. I thought that Tammy got all of those great kid links from some secret spot on the pageflake site. So now I just have to paste in the urls and I'm all set.
You guys rock. Thanks!!
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Tammy,
I love it!!
How did you get the NYT for kids link and the others?
I haven't figured out how to do that?
Where did you get the cork background? I don't think I saw that.
Thanks a bunch!
Remind me to give you a thumbs up tomorrow when I'm allowed to again! :D
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Yeah, and you know what else?
If people get pneumonia from going outside with wet hair, pharmacies shouldn't sell them medication.
And if people don't know how to park their cars and damage them, mechanics should not be allowed to fix their cars.
And if people get tattoos and then regret the decision, it should be illegal to have them covered or removed.
I know that none of these analogies even fit, because we're talking about food, but that bill is equally ridiculous!
Please!
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Nan,
That's perfect. Thanks so much!!
I'd give you a thumbs up thingy, but they won't let me give any more today! :(
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I had no idea that was there. Wow.
Okay, so I have 12 points.
And I guess if I had negative ones, there'd be some kind of sign for that too?
Don't worry about it, Karen. In fact, I'm going to give you a good one right now. Mwwwwaaaaa!
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I think that you need a peel to do that.
If I make individual sized pizzas I can put them on the back of a cookie sheet and slide them over, but I haven't been successful doing that with a full sized one.
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And I'd like to know how you get one of those?
And how would you know if you had one?
And does it really mean anything?
Do you find it hard to play with your child?
in General Education Discussion Board
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Now that my children are old enough to play interesting board games, I sometimes enjoy playing with them. I love Scrabble, especially, so ds10 often asks for that.
As for imaginary play: No. I don't do it, and I never did. I'm not talking about the occasional picking up of a doll and rocking her or maybe grabbing a lump of Play Dough. I mean that I never played Legos or Playmobil or Barbies or make believe or anything of the kind. I have four children, they're close in age, so there is never a shortage of peers with whom they can play. I am not their peer. I don't mean to sound snotty about it, but I just have no desire to engage in that kind of play with my children on any sort of a regular basis. And nope, I don't feel guilty. :D