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We woke up to no water in the Menlow Station subdivision of Hiram. Has anyone heard about a water main break? Is anyone else in Hiram having the same problem or should we be panicking that our pipes are frozen?

It seems that many have had good AND bad experiences with TMaaT. Glassdogs makes a very good point from their perspective, so that's kinda scary. Justgettingby, I always do that, too. (treating them nice) Not just because I want them to take care of my stuff, but just because they have have a hard job, and that can suck sometimes... so they deserve to be treated nice when they visit my home.

Thanks... this is GREAT advice, very helpful!

Have any of you had experience with any of the local moving companies? My family is going to move a short distance at the end of the month and we'd like to hire a company to move the furniture. We just bought a house so money is TIGHT. That said, we're not looking for a company that is going to beat up the furniture either. Any recommendations or companies we should avoid? Thanks!!

This is something that drives me CRAZY! Why do parents want their little girls to dress like grown-ups??? They grow up far too fast as it is! My little girl will stay a little girl for as long as possible, thank you very much.

I'm sorry but teaching our children to be accepting and helpful to other people's difficulties is NOT "coddling" anyone. Perhaps you would feel differently had you learned this lesson as a child. Furthermore, joining the problem of discrimination instead of taking action against it just makes the problem worse. Yes, it does happen everyday and has happened for centuries, but that doesn't make it any less wrong. In my eyes, NO ONE (especially not a child) is a "liability." I was so shocked that you would tell a parent that.

Wow.. how very discriminating of you....

The point is, that any public school HAS to do what is neccessary in order to provide a free and appropriate public education to that child. I don't know what the solution would be in this case, but it would be up to the student's parents, teachers, school administrators, school nurse, and doctors to figure it out if these parents wanted their child in the public school system. I have seen it happen many times where a solution seemed impossible, but because everyone was willing to collaborate for the benefit of the child, a solution was found. Why is it that everyone tries to think of a s

I see your point, but realistically, a school would not place these children in the same class... and a case like this would be very rare. If students had special needs that conflict with one another, they would be placed in different classrooms.

So much to say, I don't even know where to start. First, this child has access to a free and public education, not because her parents pay taxes but because that is part of the freedom of living in our great country. Imagine if the child was in a wheelchair and the other parents were complaining about ramps, etc. being installed and the student line having to walk a different way to the cafeteria or library so that the student can use those ramps. Second, I had a student last year that was severely allergic to peanuts also. He carried his epi pen with him everywhere he went. When our

Awesome! Thanks for posting! I can't wait until my little one is old enough to join the Nebo Chorus!

Their website says 1-6pm.

Have you tried to get a loan modification from your mortgage company?? If you file for one, they will put your mortgage on hold for a few months while they process it. You can take that money and channel it to pay off your CC debt. Then, hopefully, walk away with a lesser mortgage payment and very little credit card debt. Just a thought..

My church watched this one... a variation on the same theme. These are both well done and really cute.

Looks like their site is down... I haven't been able to get information on that yet. In addition, I found that Pump It Up has Pop-n-Play then, but that's not really something we can do "together."