ohmygosh

now THAT is wonderful news or 3 wonderful young men and one lucky little girl!

Thank God for its passage; if you think not, read about families who have had to relocate to Colorado in order to have children's seizures reduced from HUNDREDS a day to only a few. This is medical marijuana, and I personally don't care who abuses it, if it helps the many patients with debilitating illnesses. It is easily available everywhere, now anyway....(smokeable).

I bought a cotton scarf I liked, then picked out materials for a friend to make me a few more in the colors I wear. I had a longer wrap around tie and made a sassy bow on the side. I also bought a soft, knit hat to wear around the house and to sleep in. I hated the feel of a wig, so didn't get one. The drs, nurses, staff at the offices are the kindest ones I've ever known. They choose to work in oncology, so their heart is there with you. My best to you and your dear mom.

in the Cobb school, where I taught, custodians did light work during the day, the floor/bathroom cleaning crew came in the evenings, about 4:00; no English, staring at women, laughing while looking at us, etc. very uncomfortable situation, but nothing we could do about it.

oK, MIDDLE SCHOOL changes the game; I know MS parents probably aren't as vigilant as elem. parents/teachers are and just don't pay as much attention. My daughter has 7 kids in and out of her house and I know she doesn't notice jackets, etc.

I pass it frequently and see cars, vans, trucks there most of the time.

NO one is understanding that some children need an actual book TO HOLD, pictures to use too at home, at their own speed, in order to reinforce what the teacher presented. This is called studying. Middle schooler I am with each afternoon has no homework, only her notes to look over and when I ask more in depth questions, she says, "the teacher didn't say anything about that." Teachers are great mentioners, and swear they TAUGHT the topic. She doesn't have a book to fill in the gaps in her notes. Also, there are still families who don't have internet, smart phones, tablets. Look at the num

the lack of books in middle school is inexcusable, NOTHING, not handouts, notes, NOTHING makes up for that

oh great, we're not far from there

Many of those Powder Spgs West Africans go home for holidays, and I expect will do so this year and expect to be able to return. We'll see.

whoops

on hwy 41, near McCollum airport, is my favorite, on Whitlock Ave. is up and coming rather new one, Cartersville is where I've found interesting household items, Wherever we go, we find the Goodwill and browse; great places for dishes, glasses, utensils, baskets, I've gotten 2 great wool winter coats, blouses with tags still on etc. a pair of Harley Davison boots with chains...new, dresser, mirrors, yard art....on and on

Goodwill junky here; Hiram's isn't a good one, tho

my son in law loves his mother's....but it's made with tripe...yuk; yours sounds much better

I picked up an iron skillet, which had just come out of the oven, without a potholder. A friend quickly peeled a potato and had me hold it. No burn, no blister, no pain after a few minutes. Amazing.

days? times?

trashed our 2 yr old HE washer; hated it; didn't clean clothes, didn't rinse them, had automatic lock I couldn't open during the cycles; awful. We went back to washer with low agitator; TOP loader so my back and neck won't ache.

Utah was our favorite aerial view of the states, unbelievable landscapes

over the counter drops usually clear pink eye up

poor, poor children, being raised by these adults; Grandma, butt out and set the example for the other idiots

I took a pic of my g.child trying on funny shoes, and a security guy said, "please no more pictures in the mall."

His father just passed away last November, and now Gary; don't know how Rhonda can go on. So very, very sad.

let's just say mischievous, cute little fellow, one who made you smile, unless you were responsible for his education!

no shuttles, no shuttles, no shuttles from off the site

I am one of those; didn't teach him, but he was well-known. He was very active, always smiling, always busy and into something in the halls. So very sad.