Mama Carol

I've heard that is really, really good.

I think I know where the Walmart is. It's on the right if you're heading toward Cedartown, correct? I just pulled up the map and I think we can find it without a problem. Like I said, I know little about Rockmart. Just how to get to West Elm Street is about it.

I know very little about Rockmart. Where exactly is the Steak House? I've heard of it.

Hubby and I will be celebrating our 34th anniversary next Monday. We would like to go out to eat. We both have a craving for a GOOD steak. Where in Paulding (or Douglas or west Cobb or even Polk) has the best steak?

My phone is an Android but I love the "notepad" app. I also like the Realtor.com app and the Great Clips online check in app. And the business calendar, which syncs with my Google calendar, so I have them online or on my phone.

I had quite a few ancestors who fought for the Union, although they were born and raised in the south. I, for one, think anyone who disrespects the South should move north. Our ancestors stood up for what they believed as well.

:good: Waving to you, too!

true 'dat.

dogs just don't seem to have the ability to concentrate enough to do a good job. And they want to please you whereas cats just do the job and to heck with pleasing you.

hmmmmmmmmmmm. Someone who has been a member since '07, only has 4 posts in all that time and a two year old post is the FIRST one they saw? Nope, doesn't ring true.

I used TaxAct. Got the "enhanced" version and the corporate returns. All were really simple. Of course, I did much more complicated tax returns for 15 years in the business. But TaxAct is very simple to use, very intuitive. I think the federal is free to file and the state varies. Since I paid for my version, I'm not exactly sure about the cost. If you have a simple return--a couple of W2s and even if you itemize, it's EASY to do online. I was furious with my daughter and son in law for going somewhere to file their return at the cost of around $150 for a return with ONE W2 an

Interesting you mentioned a large holly. Just a few minutes before we saw the bird, our holly was almost "alive" with birds. We wondered if it had been in the holly.

I thought I had seen a cedar waxwing in the past. Obviously I hadn't because I have no memory of EVER seeing a bird like this one. Maybe I had seen them, just not that close. I actually have another picture of it just sitting there, staring at me.

You might not be able to see the tail feathers, but the tips of them are yellow. This bird seemed to have had an injured wing when it walked through our sunroom yesterday. It was able to get up in the bushes but kind of jumped from limb to limb. This was the closest it would let either of us get to it. We have never seen anything like it. We're used to cardinals, robins, bluebirds, blue jays, etc but this doesn't really look like any of them. TIA

I have allergies, as did my sister, and we both have/had eczema. Mine does not seem to be related to allergies now as much as stress. I have found that if I put on lotion EVERY day it is better. The cooler showers are good, too. I feel for her.

Never let her bathe in HOT water. Tepid at best. Always use a moisturizing soap and preferably a liquid soap. Always have her use lotion immediately after her bath. Won't clear it up completely but combined with what the doctor gave, it should at least keep it tolerable. Is she allergic to anything?

we've eaten one whole box of the salty and sweet granola bars and they are awesome! Hubby really likes the "slim jim" snacks, too. We were a little disappointed in the yogurt. The cups were only about 3/4 full.

I could be mistaken but I think the reason the death penalty wasn't even entertained was #1--he confessed and #2--he was charged with malice murder and NOT murder in the first degree.

I went back and thought about why I paid so much for my mammograms in 2008 and 2009 and realized PART of it was the fact that I had to have ultrasounds done those two years. BUT the amounts I listed were still the amounts that I paid, over and above what my insurance paid. And I might add that during those years, my health insurance was nowhere near cheap since we were on COBRA at the time. I'd been much further ahead to NOT have insurance, as my 2011 mammogram bill--around $125 TOTAL--shows. And the fact that when I was on hormones, it was cheaper for me to pay for them out of pocket. WT

When we were there in May 2010, there were people who came in and left pretty quickly. As long as you weren't there for an application for Social Security, things seemed to go pretty fast. I'd just go up there, too.

You can print out a form to request one but you can't get a copy ONLINE.

Boy, they plan to do the sentencing before the day is out. That's fast! I have to hand it to the judge in this case. Wish we had him here in Cobb.

I agree with you Lowrider. I don't think the verdict will have anything to do with "mentally ill". The man had a crush on or was in love with Andrea but that doesn't make him insane. Neither does being bipolar. If being bipolar meant you were "insane", it would be a cold, hard fact that I know NO sane people. Half of my family is bipolar. Nuts maybe but not insane.

Then the Aldi items would be preferable.

so, how did that work out for you? Get sued? Was it reported to the credit reporting agency? Before you say it was not reported to the credit reporting agency, have you tried to get a mortgage or loan since that and found you had to pay it ANYWAY.