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Holy crap, I have jobs! They are ALL hiring. I have direct access to all the hiring managers or I am one (I've previously employed someone from pcom!) - the kicker? They're in Alpharetta. So it's not an easy commute from Paulding. Which is the problem. Still, I got my job making $25K more than I was making in Cobb and I sucked it up for 4 months and then I moved. Work is out there by the droves, if you want it. And I probably get 3 linkedin requests for jobs a WEEK. Oh, and I DON'T have a degree. Finance Positions Senior Revenue Accountant IT Positions Software Eng

I'm on the fence between doing the beach/pool thing or going to Jellystone in Maryland and then over to DC. I hate being a Libra.

This was one of my more compelling reasons for wanting to go as my husband and son are both history/military buffs.

We are looking for a good place to vacation the last week of July. I thought that charleston as it has lots of war stuff. It does seem a bit pricey, as you have to pay for everything. I'm wondering if Florida isn't the better deal to just veg out for a week. Any advice?

It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt. Like that poor baby that was killed in church when some Mexicans got a little too excited on a holiday. If shooting guns, in a residential area, is your idea of "fun", you's a redneck. Live accordingly. Now - if you want to go to a nice range, indoor or out, I'm down with that - but in my audible area, know that I secretly hope you misfire and kill yourself.

If you want a lake house that is not really a lake house, there are a number of communities in Marietta. HOA, attached garages, manufactured lakes, etc. Hartwell is nice. You won't get gators there. I grew up in SFlo, swam with the critters at Markham park - seriously, you need not worry about alligators. They don't want anything to do with you. Snakes, skittos, etc. come with the territory of living near a lake. We LOVE LOVE LOVE our lake community!!!!!!!

I wanted to see the triple crown happen! I'm breaking out the hat and mint juleps, I was hoping that we'd see it! I'm still rockin' the hat.

This is SO disappointing!! http://www.ajc.com/sports/ill-have-another-scratched-1454575.html NEW YORK — I'll Have Another's bid for the first Triple Crown in 34 years ended shockingly in the barn and not on the racetrack Friday when the colt was scratched the day before the Belmont Stakes and retired with a swollen tendon.

Thank you for all the information. I just spoke to her and she's refusing to address it. She said that she will just change her diet. Shrug.

2 weeks to grieve a lost spouse of 10 years? Yeah, I'd be testing the applesauce in those jars... I love "mind your own business" - when that said business is all over the internets.

Her symptoms, as she reports: Constant fatigue Her feet are always in pain her hands tingle constantly headaches 4x weekly not relieved by tylenol She does frequently go to the bathroom the woman ALWAYS has water with her. Now, this last part could be a lot of things... I'm happy that she got these numbers as it appears to have scared her into action before anything really major.

Time, right now. 330 is extremely high. You're supposed to be below 70. She's at risk for stroke and she's symptomatic. She needs to be seen in an ER. I'm working on the long term solutions - obviously, getting her insured is what I'd prefer. "Diabetes specialists" usually exist as part of medical communities. I simply do not have tens of thousands of dollars to pay for her to get wellness care covered under insurance programs.

My mom went to a health fair yesterday and her blood sugars were 333. She's uninsured. I have someone en route to get her to the ER. She hasn't been to the doctor in more than 10 years. I do have some questions. 1. What should I expect at the hospital? Are they likely to admit her? 2. Will this be considered a pre-existing condition and hurt her chances of getting healthcare coverage? 3. Does anyone have any idea the out of pocket costs of diabetes supplies? Thank you!! ETA: The first question is designed to figure out if I can drive or fly down.

Good riddance?

It finally happened! And I give her a lot of credit for holding out as long as she did - she does have 15 mouths to feed. http://www.ivillage.com/octomom-nadya-suleman-excited-her-porn-video/1-a-452403 Hey, do what you have to do to feed your kids...what I don't understand is that in this porn video she is "taking care of herself" (good for her - trying to keep it as classy as possible), but she's covered in Spaghetti O's. Now, I'll admit I've never been into food play, but doesn't this just bring in the tacky exploitation of her baseball-team-plus-DL players that she was trying

This REALLY made me giggle...

I will miss him, and I hate Herman...he is STOOpid. Not really, I just loathe that bit.

I love that you just told the internets that your mother in law has a garage full of dog poo... That's awesomeness.

E L James is a TV executive, wife, and mother of two, based in West London. Since early childhood, she dreamt of writing stories that readers would fall in love with, About The Author, Fifty Shades Darker. since childhood she’d dreamt of writing assplay? ps: your kids are proud of you. they are not at all embarrassed. Gosh, this site cracks me up!!!!

Thanks for the PM's. We're going to explore the potential some more - I've been reading about CASA as well, which might be a good litmus test for us.

But my hips start to move involuntarily, gyrating to their own rhythm, caught up in his cool vanilla spell. Fifty Shades Darker, p. 55. my first album is going to be called COOL VANILLA SPELL. The one good thing about being car-less is that on the bus on my way to work, I can plug my headphones into my iPad while it’s safely in my purse and listen to all the wonderful tunes Christian has given me. Fifty Shades Darker, p. 32. pretty sure you could do that in a car too. I gasp and I want to shout, I’ve missed you—all of you—not just your mouth! Fifty Shades Darker, p.

Oh, that yellow (which I would call more margarine) is lovely.

We're more notorious for not being able to make a decision!! I'll check out blue, maybe a steely blue? I know that they say it's all in the accessories, but I'm color adverse!

I've decided to do the master bath in grey - a combo of a steely grey and a charcoal, leaning on the darker side. No patterns at all. I spent an hour in the paint department and I still can't figure out what to put on the walls. I'm thinking an olivey, but fresh funky green...but, I'm not sure. Any thoughts on what goes well WITH grey, that isn't grey? White people problems, I know...