justgettingby

OK, so you edited the original headline. However, it still reads as you have already convicted her of killing her husband. You call that journalism? She's not even been tried yet. And you are convicting her in front of a possible pool of a jury of her peers. I think that's quite irresponsible.

I was just thinking the same thing. She's still innocent until proven guilty, right? Geez.

We are currently working our way through Quincy on Netflix. I remember watching it with my Mom as a kid. It's still good without all the fancy DNA and carpet fiber analysis. I've been humming the theme song for weeks now.

Right around there. I'd say it takes about an hour and five minutes, but it depends on weather, traffic, and conversation.

I won't run because it causes wrinkles and ages women's faces too much. You can always tell a runner by her skin. I know, it's a superficial reason but it's my reason nonetheless. I do walk 5 miles a day with my husband though.

The only entire series I own is Seinfeld. I can't live without my Seinfeld. I have seen all 264 episodes of Frasier but don't own it.

Exactly. I guess I have more important things to worry about than what someone chooses to do with their earlobes.

Overpriced, the warranty is a joke, poor materials, and TERRIBLE customer service. Read their reviews online, you'll learn a lot. Stick with something local.

Don't use them!!!

I feel bad for all those other babies and their families that are needing help. He's not the only child who is suffering...

When I lived in MA, they had "Evacuation Day". I still don't understand that one. Edited to add: I just now took the time to read about "Evacuation Day". Kinda interesting I guess.

Eh, growing up outside of Chicago, we always had "Casimir Pulaski" day off. Every place in the US has their different holidays I suppose.

I'm out in CA right now to get documents for our residency. Can't do it today because all the offices are closed for Cesar Chavez Day. Just going to be forced to enjoy another beach day.

Good luck! I ended up moving to Cobb because I was frustrated with the choices in Paulding. And congrats on the quick offer! My home is going on the market next month and I'm hoping it goes quick. I've been watching the homes in the range of ours and they've been getting offers in just a few days.

I have one but don't remember the number, nor do I have a phone connected to it. I have it only for the security system. I was too lazy to go wireless with the system. But I did cut my cable last year.

I literally laughed out loud at "Hopalong Junkpouch".

I chased it down with wine too. But that was because my dog died unexpectedly a few hours before I had to start the prep. WORST DAY EVER.

I'm sure they still exist online. But I can tell you from experience it's a helluva lot cheaper to pick an island (Kaua'i is my choice) and look on VRBO for a condo to rent. Once you pick your island, pick what shore you want to stay on. From there, use Tripadvisor for all your info. There's a reason that travel agents are few and far between now. If you have any questions about Kauai, feel free to ask me. Here's some Kauai info that is helpful http://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g29218-Kauai_Hawaii-Vacations.html and http://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/usa/hawaii/kauai And FYI, "tra

Oh my, the comments on the FB page are too much. Now "Lindsay" was afraid of wild dogs. Yeah, because that's an issue, right? https://www.facebook.com/PauldingSheriff

I love a good guanabana daiquiri I'll never forget trying to learn how to say it. But once I mastered "gwa-nah-bah-na", it was practically all I ordered from the bar (other than Guaro Sour). Yummmmmmm!

I use FB because all of my family is spread around the US. I have zero family members in Georgia so it's not like I can just drop by their house for a chat. I'll need it even more when I move this summer.

I thought I read it that way. In my opinion, that was a sour grapes apology. Go out with some class....geez.

Some people don't like to go to East Cobb because they think the people are snotty and the prices are higher. I don't consider the Big Chicken area to be "East Cobb" nor do I find it higher priced or snooty. Life Grocery is across the street from Harry's. I found it to be...ehh, ok. I went once and didn't go back. "Natural" has no USDA regulation. It means absolutely friggin NOTHING. Organic food with the USDA organic label means it has at least gone through a certification process through the USDA first http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/usda/usdahome?navid=ORGANIC_CERTIFICATIO

I'm so going to try this! I might end up sending you the microwave cleaning bill if it's as messy as I think it's gonna be.

Nutritionally wise, this is true. But if you want non-GMO without pesticides...organic is better. But some organic veggies aren't worth it. Just look up the Dirty Dozen veggies. Basically, anything with a peel isn't worth paying extra for organic. I enjoy Harry's because there's a much larger selection of LOCAL produce as well as organic and hard to find. FWIW...where haven't you worked, or known someone who did?