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I'm sorry, I was not at all helpful. I'm not sure what to do. Are you using dryer sheets or liquid softener? Maybe flip flop it?

Wow. I just had a major flashback. "Static cling. Is stuck on YOU!"

Wait! That was supposed to be a "bleh" face...not a licking face.

Then I will bring cinnamon donuts.

:lol::lol: Oh, and :tongue_smilie:

Thank you!

*snort* And, heeeeyyyyy. :D

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I have personal space issues and I am joining this group hug. From over here a little. :grouphug:

IIRC, Le Creuset contains cadmium in some of the bright colored paints, however, those are kept on the exterior of the pots. I'm still using mine.

Am I understanding that they are telling you to seek new placement after 3 weeks? Sheesh. My school gave me a few months before ds got the heave ho. Are they telling you that he has AS based on 3 weeks worth of observation? Don't take that to heart. It took a neurologist, a pediatrician, an OT and a pediatric psychologist to decide that ds was on the spectrum. I'm not saying I would ignore the teachers but I would be skeptical. Best.

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No. I don't think they'd be shocked. I think they might learn things about me that they didn't know but certainly nothing shocking.

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Thanks! I think they have always said that there is lead in the clay (naturally occurring I believe) used to make the pot but no ADDED lead or cadmium in the glaze. Its a fine line, I'll grant you that, but sounds like a safer option.

Okay, thanks!

Let's see if I can sum it up: Halloween. Crock pots. Lying. Lead poisoning. Bill's marriage fine. Civil war. No cookies please. Something about an election. Imitation maple syrup. Daylight Savings Time. Thread deleted by moderator. Neti pot. I think that covers it.