PauldingMom

I had my children drive me everywhere for the first year after they got there licenses. They paid for their insurance. That way any tickets would be a financial problem for them too.

I remember! By East Paulding Primary Care. Bunch of folks drove out there to try and see him.

I've stopped looking at what is written on tee shirts these days. My daughter was telling me about a drunk guy that came in to where she works wearing a nasty dirty shirt and he had small children with him. I think there should be a law against smut like this worn in public where children are around.

Israel is going to need this sooner than later. With Russia backing Iran in there ability to create Atomic Reactors, it's only a matter of time before Iran will have an Atomic Bomb. The big question is: What will Obama do for the United States of America.

Here is what worked for us when my kids were in public school. Everyday they got a sticked pulled they knew when they got home that they would have to write a letter of apology to the teacher and class. I know at age 5 he probably can't write a 200 word paper on why it's not nice to disrupt the class but he could at least be able to copy the word Sorry 10 times.

Teachers know to come in strong and then they can back down later. Your daughter will adjust to all the new rules. Give it time.

There was a middle aged man standing on the corner of Bob Hunton and Ridge the other day with a sign about being out of work, supporting his wife and child....ect. I wanted to give him $$ but didn't have any on me at the time. By the time I got home I had talked myself out of returning to where he was because of people like the lady you mentioned. I don't know if he was legit or not but it's sad either way.

I wish they would do here what one store does up north. They put your bagged groceries in a numbered bin. You get cards from the bin with the numbers on them. Your bin goes on a conveyor belt that runs outside. Drive your car around and an employee put them in your trunk. It SOOOO nice, especially if you have kids or bad weather.

Vinegar will get dog odor out of carpet. Of course your house will smell like pickles for a few days. You might want to try washing the area with vinegar.

:rofl: I've been calling all day too. Just get a busy signal. Son is away on internship and wont be back before deadline. How in the name of crying out loud can he possibly physically bring in the papers they are requesting and why didn't they request them earlier?????

I saw two young girls in there front yard trying to catch leaves that were being blown off the trees with a METAL fishing net during the storm.

They do not carry Sangria!

I know it's already been released in some area. I also saw it listed in the AARP magazine as a "Hot Summer Movie" I called theater 278 in Hiram but they had no idea when or if they will get it. Does anyone know where and when it will be showing? Thanks

It's post like these that make Pcom. great. Neighbors helping neighbors.

It's hotter than a $5.00 Coach purse for sale on a corner in Atlanta.

You are being played. She's found your weak spot and knows you won't say no. Let her pick out two books. Be firm and stick to your guns. Give her plenty of time to pick out the books and tell her she can't change her mind. This will give her some time to relax, look through her choices and then feel like she is in control a little. Then when you say goodnight, give her the two books to look at on her own. Allow 15 or 20 minutes and then lights out. Good Luck!

I'm not sure that dental care is covered by Medicaid. When we were dealing with it a while back for MIL and FIL we were told Medicaid would only pay for extractions. If your friend has cancer perhaps an organization that deals with their type of cancer could help. Contact the American Cancer Society

I can't find any news on who our current Governor is supporting. Is anyone aware? If possible please list link to information.

My son saw it a while back in LA. Saw himself and others from P.County.

Mark Your Calendars - RABIES CLINIC July 17 Sponsored By: Paulding Humane Society and New Georgia Animal Hospital When: Saturday - July 17th Where: Pavilion #2 Ben Hill Strickland Sr. Memorial Park, Hiram Time: 2p.m. - 5p.m. Cost: $6.00 per Pet // Cash only All dogs must be on a leash -- All cats must be in a crate Unruly people or animals will be asked to leave and will not receive a vaccine Certificate Forms Now Available Here, for the Rabies Clinic -- Please Print Out Two Copies, Complete, and Bring to the Clinic. Extra Copies will be available at Clinic. =================

Now that there is funny!

Windex Mom worked in a jewelry store and this is what they use.

The director was very involved in the editing of the film. Son saw himself! and he was only there one day. He said the people that were paid to be there several days were in lots of scenes.

Get Low My son is doing an internship in Los Angelas and was given preview passes from the director Dean Zanuck for the movie filmed partly here in Paulding County. He enjoyed the movie very much and heard lots of great reviews. He saw himself in the movie and many other local folks.

Makes me wonder what he was shopping for at a store with a name like that and dressed like that? And what's wrong with that chair? I think it looks comfy.