Lady Raider

that is horrible....

for some reason this post has hit a nerve with me. first of all a parent should always have a back up sitter for occasions like this. second of all the BOE is more concerned with the child's safety and their employees safety then a parent who is worried about a baby sitter. I know parents have to work, I know that when school is out unexpectedly that it puts parents in a bind, but at least one time a year school is called so parents should have a back up plan and not count on the school to always be open. This has always puzzled me on how SOME parents depend on the school sys

I took this post from the other topic that Kim had started: I just received a message from Mr. Cliff Cole that he wanted passed along to our p.com community: I would just like to say I for one appreciate the fact that our superintendent realizes that a speedy way to get the word out is to use pcom. Thanks again Kim

Thank you

oh good lawd the confusion is about to start...

ouch...

I hope you can find a little bit of Christmas spirit

I have seen these in person and they are so cute...

I received a pm telling me that the hours are 4 pm til 10 pm for dinner Wednesday thur Saturday. Johnny from Jonnhy's BBQ in Powder Springs is the new owner

I seen this on the news the other night...

Anita is a wonderful Lady who truly cares for her pcom family..

I am glad I signed off last night... if it was slow for paying members I can not imagine the flood control for non paying members..

my nephew had to use the church last night.. he was stranded.. I applaud the church for doing that.

I am glad you were able to hang in there with this surepip I know it has been a long up hill battle for you and your wife. I hope all turns out good for you..

I am staying put until day light. sounds like it is melting off the trees

my little dog almost went rolling down the steps this morning I had to LOL then help him back up the steps he could not get a good grip LOL

I think they did the best they could do with what they had to work with..

Thanks Kim

wow what night I had a nephew that came up missing trying to get home, his cell phone died, and no way to get in touch with anyone.. he lives on Buchanan hwy, I think he finally rode in with a driver of the salt truck. he was coming home from work in Austell and it took him about 4 hours.

looks like all the schools are either closed or delayed a couple of hours

wow

Freebird has some good info in his topic.. http://paulding.com/forum/index.php?/topic/260152-reports-of-icy-roads-coming-in/page__pid__3339596#entry3339596 salt trucks in route to hwy 61 can a mod merge these 2 topics...

yep they will wait until late tonight or early morning before the buses have to leave. and since there are no snow days left, and the high school has finals this week.. that will be hard decision on the BOE

well at least you got your burgers after going through all of that