LisaKW@bellsouth.net

What time was that? Guess today is going to have to be another personal day, but I'm not willing to wreck my car. *SIGH*

This morning I heard the drive in from 120 to the Square was a sheet of ice with patches of asphalt once you hit the Cobb County side (PDOT did a great job with our roads, I heard). Any updates?

Thinking about this some more, you said that he has done the drive time, but not the work part of it. Seems to me that he only wants the FUN of driving and not the actual responsibility of it. No way in Hell would he be getting that license ANY time soon and DEFINITELY not this weekend. By you (or someone else) making him do it before the deadline b/c you're not sure when you can get another appointment, it's just being reinforced that someone will always bail him out. (Kind of like a lot of kids who use "recovery" in school to bail them out of bad grades.) Quite honestly, I w

If it wasn't important enough for your to do it over the past 7- months, then you must not want that license very much. Make 'em wait (until they are 18 and don't have to worry about the law!)

White Oak in Hiram.

Barney: You know we couldn't give Otis a sobriety check last night! Andy: Why not? Barney: He was too drunk!

Can I be Aunt Bea?: Briscoe Darling: [Aunt Bee has hit Briscoe with a spoon] Ow! What'd you do that for? Aunt Bee Taylor: No elbows on the table. Briscoe Darling: [to Andy] That ain't fair; her hittin' first and explainin' the rules after.

Cream of Mushroom Chicken Ingredients: 2 tablespoons butter 1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of mushroom soup 1 1/4 cups water, or as needed 1 (12 fluid ounce) can evaporated milk 1 onion, chopped salt and pepper to taste 2 pounds skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cubed 1 (6 ounce) can sliced mushrooms, drained Directions: In a large saucepan, melt the butter/margarine. Add the soup, water and milk. Stir together over medium heat. Add the onion, salt and pepper and bring all to a boil. When mixture starts boiling, add the chicken meat and simmer all toge

Thought it was just me! Hehe. I hate it when that happens! RIP, Kristi!

Why am I reading about fish?

UH-OH! Mark your calendars now for this historic date. End of Days in May? Believers enter final stretch

Valentine's Day!

Good lord. I called someone out on her "I am a good Christian but I can scold you". Same as you are attempting to do to me. And like you said, the truth isn't bashing. So why are you bashing me when I told the truth to the poster, other than "Don't pick on my friend" mentality. You now pretending that the poster was the total victim is silly and a little bit crazy, but I wouldn't expect anything less. So now that we've sniped at each other, how about we both pick up our balls and go play in another sandbox? This post is dead, Jim. You take his phaser and I'll take his wal

And then there is someone else jumping on the bandwagon. Very subtle in the bashing, but it's there. Well done. You got me. Like Solo, I will step out of this thread. Like Solo, I say, "Well being you are so all knowing I will not go down this road with you but will take the high road. Good Luck..best wishes..whatever you seem to think is the correct term is. I am in no mood to deal with this junk right now."

If you base your luck on a Christmas tree, then why bother to put it up at all? Maybe that particular tree was just unlucky, if you are going to put stock in such things. The OP has admitted to not being a Christian and I can possibly deduce then that she was not celebrating Christmas in the "Christian sense", but perhaps she was really celebrating Saturnalia, a pagan holiday in which people worship the sun god; therefore, I guess she can take the tree down whenever she likes. But please, don't use "luck" and "Christmas trees" in the same sentence. If God made everything, then how

Because JTR is pointing out things about Christmas, Epiphany and the Celebration of our Lord instead of just jumping onto the Commercialism Propaganda of Christmas, he has LOTS of problems? Riigghhtttt....

Thanks for being open today! Hubs and I WALKED over there for lunch today after seeing this posted on PCom. As always, VERY YUMMY! Thanks again!

Dry grits - Once the ants have ingested them, they expand and kill the ants.

Publix Young Turkey - $0.69/lb Butterball Young Turkey - $0.99/lb Publix Fresh Turkey - $1.39/lb

AND NOW, in time for the holidays, I bring you the best Christmas story you never heard. By Ronnie Polaneczky Daily News Columnist Philly.com It started last Christmas, when Bennett and Vivian Levin were overwhelmed by sadness while listening to radio reports of injured American troops. "We have to let them know we care," Vivian told Bennett. So they organized a trip to bring soldiers from Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Bethesda Naval Hospital to the annual Army-Navy football game in Philly, on Dec. 3. The cool part is, they created their own train line to do

Has this spot been filled?

Dumpster diving time: Pull their garbage out and deliver it back to their house! Dump it in the middle of their driveway; maybe they'll learn!

Without knowing the entire story, if, per chance, you LOSE Surepip, will you be reimbursing the County for the legal fees that were incurred due to your law suit?

Anyone know how the roads are from New Hope area to the Marietta Square? Need to get to work... TIA!