Gretchen in NJ
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Definitely shop around. I am no longer dental phobic because I found a newer dentist who knows how to describe what needs to be done, works quickly, can manage pain so I don't have any, and can tell me where he is in the procedure and how it is going. My sons love him too.
:iagree: I have found dentists who practice integrative dentistry to be great for people with dental phobia.
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I haven't even told anyone IRL. I just can't bring myself to. I feel scared and discouraged.
I will take hugs.
I know how you feel. :grouphug: Mine lost his in February, It is off putting to say the least.
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Thank you, all. We have snow on my birthday. That's a first, ever, and I'm now 46.
May spring find you soon. I hope you have had a good day otherwise.
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Happy Birthday to you,Happy Birthday to you,Happy Birthday Dear EL,Happy Birthday to you.
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Thank you jelbe5.
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I have a 13 year old fashion diva. She loves Kate Spade, but we are on a budget. She does like Forever 21, but they do not have a good return policy. Once they take your money you will never see it again even if you do have the tags on and your receipt. She also loves Kohls, but you need to be careful especially if you do have a fashion diva. They have too many pieces where you wonder where is the rest of it. Target is another one of her faves along with H&M.
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Yes, I do have iTunes on my computer. I do need to be able to place it on a CD for their show though.Do you have the song on your computer? Do you have iTunes? You can edit the song yourself if you do.
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Also, since I own a copy of the song, can't I play it on every machine I have? It's only illegal if I am trading music with her. It maybe illegal if she keeps a copy of it, but that's not what we are planning to do. She is only going to edit it and send it back to me.
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I think this is illegal. Theoretically speaking you need to go into the music folder on the computer, find the song, copy the song and then send it through email as an attachment.
Really? :confused1: I own it and am only having a friend edit it for me. She is not going to keep a copy of the piece. Ice skaters have to edit the pieces to allot for the time given. I would imagine gymnists would have to do the same.
I don't have the knowledge to do it myself nor can I afford the editting software at this time.
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I need help with my daughters' iPods. I need to copy an iTunes song off of their iPods to an email in a mp3 file.
My daughters ice skate and will be preforming in a show case for the first time. A friend is cutting down their music to 1 minute and 30 seconds for me if I can email it to her.
Thank you
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Sounds like a great homeschool day. Writing and poetry can be done tomorrow. I am happy for you and your dear children.
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I don't see anything else other then she wants you to choose which is the "best way" to show the data.
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I agree with meggie, I love OPGTR. As for math, I would not invest in an homeschool expensive curriculum. You can teach your child how to count from 0 to 100. A workbook from Target or Walmart is all you need for the rest of math.
Many trips to the library and other educational fun trips to round out your year.
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This happened to me during my first. My doctor put me on bed rest every time it occured.
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that isn't possible. You can't get exposed to something through your nipple. Day care BF babies aren't much more protected than formula fed, because the mother isn't there getting exposed to every little thing. And the baby can't expose us just through nursing.
I disagree. This would be contradict what my midwife, GYN doctor and my family doctor told me. It would also contradict my sister who is a professor of gennectic biology says to be true. Your skin is the first defence in fighting disease.
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Really? I didn't know it worked that way. I thought it only passed immunity to things I had!
That IS how it works. Your body can't produce antibodies to something it's never been exposed to.
Your baby exposes you to whatever he/she has been exposed to while you are breast feeding. It works both ways.
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I'm also anti-daycare and I live in the land of almost free daycare! (7$ per day)
But I see a difference between sending a child to a full time daycare (which usually means longer days for the baby than for mom), having that child go there even when sick and running a fever because mom has a meeting, and just bringing a toddler to daycare for short days (I would consider 9 to 3 a short daycare day, compared to what most kids experience) And that would leave you with a good school day.
I would consider it a full day of school.
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Hi Jane! Sorry to hear about your woes. I have to respectfully disagree with putting the toddler in a program outside your home unless it was with a grandparent for a few hours. The younger the child is the more important it is to have the child be bonding with his mama.
I know you, Jane. You plan wonderfully for your children's education and have very high standards. I am wondering if maybe it is time to reassess your curriculum choices and what you want to accomplish this year. You might be able to adjust your curriculum to have it be less teacher intensive.
Because of what is going on with my family, my oldest is now attending a local Catholic High School. It was not my choice. It was hers. She has transitioned beautifully and with great grace. She is glowing at school and acheiving greatly. Honestly, I didn't think she was going to do so well. Not because she wasn't smart, but because I as her teacher didn't get to this curriculum or that curriculum. I was very sick for a few months one year. The following year, my husband hurt himself very badly. I was taking him to medical appointments for months taking many hours out of my homeschool day. I felt defeated.
Last week, I was told during parent/teacher conferences that my daughter is an assest to the school. I must be a great teacher since she is doing so well.
I am sharing this with you, because I have learned that we are hard on ourselves as homeschool moms. Sometimes, you need to devote your time in a different area then you would like, but it is not the end of the world. Your children will shine for it.
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Would you mind linking to the post please - I can't find it on a search.
Hmm... Is this site exchanging information with FB? We don't don't allow FB in our home for many reasons. I am not a member of FB. Is this site sharing my information with FB?
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I think it's common to freak out with anything new. And hey, did anyone notice the "like this" button on posts?! Pretty cool!
It was the first thing that I noticed.
True but, the board is much slower now. I remember hearing that SL boards were bad.
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I just tried to edit a post. I received an error message after I completed my editting that my post was empty. :wacko: Then my whole post disappeared. :001_huh:
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Oops, my post just disappeared.
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Wow. This is new. This :drool: does not belong in this post. It was just too cute not to use.
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I know I only have girls, but boys like "The 39 Clues" books too.
If you've lost weight eating LCHF, can you tell me a bit about how you did it?
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On the other side, my teenage daughter is gaining weight eating carbs, fruits and veggies with very little protein. Today, she said that she is going to switch her diet.