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Painless. They sticky the receivers to your scalp. No worries.

I met Lucky64 and she is a hoot! And nice to boot! Johnboy - Nice feller Subby - Everthing everyone else said is true, he is a good guy! Johnny J - Gone but not forgotten. He was a true soul. GrannyG - Is my sister in law. And she is as sweet as they come. Mr. Dis - Nicest guy ever. All I can hear is Blah Blah Blah and Trixie are two of the kindest most incredibly giving people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. Seriously, he (blah blah) really is a nice guy!!!) Melnsid - is a sweet lady. I know there are others I;ve met, but I having an attack of the youngtimers disease at the m

That shell station guy is ALWAYS pleasant and upbeat. You're right, why can't we all get along like that!

Two of my co-workers were both executive assistants to both the Mr. and Mrs. They co-exist and coordinate the kids activities together but have lived seperate lives for years now.

They've been in divorce for over two years. Does this mean they finally came to terms?

Glad to hear some GOOD NEWS! Glad your fur baby made it home safely! Baby it's COLD outside!

It's been done before several times over. Oh behave!

With lil cooked onions and a pickle!

From the Atlanta Food Truck "Mighty Meatballs" Lamb meatball wrapped in bibb lettuce leaves with zazeeki sauce! Like buttah! YUM!

I'm sitting in a high rise on Lenox Road as we speak. And yes, 20 somethings abound all around here. The Condo trifecta behind Target' in Buckhead is covered up with them.

Grew up with guns in the house. Grandparents house too! Grandpa was a game warden in Wichita. Gun safety was common topic of discussion.

Buckhead is covered up with high rise condos with security guards. Walking distance to everything and the train station is centrally located and within walking distance to get to the airport. Win Win. Esp. if you are 20 something.

Turn off South Cobb across from Central Exit at Lockheed going down the steep hill on the village was on the right. Marietta Daily Journal on your left.

I am no where near 60 either! I was a little kid back in the early 70s. They stopped calling it Bell Bomber well before the 70s. That was the Marlboro Drive in if memory serves me. My big sister took us to see the Green Slime there. First and last time I ever went there. It was where Southern Tech Campus driveway is now, on Clay Street/120 connector, just before Cobb Parkway on the right. That would be just the other side of South Cobb Drive from Dobbins, all in the same four square vicinity bordered by South Cobb Drive, 41/Cobb Parkway, Clay Road/120 Conn., Fairground Street. What

Some of the younger Lockeed folks may have. Both my parents worked at Lockeed and they owned their own home. They put Grandma up in an apartment there to have her close by. I seem to recall alot of young families, other kids there when I would visit. IN FACT, there was a young girl, 9 maybe that was abducted from the complex laundry mat. There has to be a news article somewhere. She was found murdered in the woods at Windy Hill and 41 where Haverty's is now. The article might give the proper name. I remember this cause Granny/Mom wouldn't let us out of her sight and put the fear of G_

On Fairground Street, that runs from South Cobb Drive past Roswell Rd. to Chicopee Street, there was Fairview/Fair Village Community Apartments at the bottom of the hill from Lockeed ( I was a baby, so I could be wrong on the name...) It bordered on Clay Street, which is now the 120 Connector. This was a village of apartment homes. Rows and rows of one story flats. (think factory worker apartments). My Grandmother lived there in the late 60s. They tore it all down mid to late 70's and built the Lockeed Credit Union, UPS, CCT, Gas Stations, etc. that line Fairground Street to Clay(120 Conn).

I'd give him a negative, but my negative voter is tore up! Seriously, it says I reached my quota of negative votes for the day and I haven't even voted once!!! OR I"D BE CASTING ALOT OF VOTES.................... CC, Dude, get a hobby.....

"Canoe" on Paces Ferry near the river is excellent! CANOE

Our subdivision has no power lines, all the lines are underground on one side of the street, my side. My next door neighbor HATES leaves SO MUCH, because he doesn't have any trees in his front yard, yet his yard is constantly covered in leaves from the neighbor's trees across the street. He spends all afternoon every Saturday blowing the leaves from the house across the street's trees back from whence they came! It never ceases to amuse me. Just get a mulcher or bagger mower and problem solved. Thank goodness all the leaves have fallen now and the problem will resolve itself before someone

My girl is marching in the parade for EPHS AFJROTC as well! I love going esp. cause this will be her last year marching, but last year it was cold as the debil!!!!

And there's this. How nice!

Body on Tap Beer shampoo!

When I was a very little girl, my family went to dinner every Sunday at the diner on the square in downtown Marietta. Lester Maddox used to ride his bicycle backwards, meaning he sat on it backwards and rode it around the Marietta square. I remember asking my Dad, "Daddy, WHATS WRONG WITH THAT MAN?"!!!! Truer words were never spoken. From the mouths of babes...

My link The attached publication is my son Brandon’s 1st, First Author publication in the 2013 Journal of Cancer. He is only a 2nd year medical student. The article is based on research he did during the one year break he took when he worked as the pathology lab manager at the University of Arizona Cancer Center. After he got his Masters, he worked in the path lab for one year before starting medical school in 2011. Master's Degree: Cell/Molecular Biology December 2009, Undergraduate Degree:Neuroscience May 2009. (That's a MASTERS in 6 months!) Mom and Dad don’t have a clue what e

Why would the officer flip out and yell if the guy was simply taking a picture? Why detain him for taking a picture? Why would 7 patrol cars be called over a citizen taking a picture of a patrol car? Not taking sides, just asking questions.