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I needed to add one thing about the nurses when we were there. They were "sooo bad" that when my 11yo step daughter was there, extra plates of food kept appearing so she could eat too. They would say that someone ordered the food and changed their mind. Snacks kept appearing for my husband as well.

I had a great experience at Northside. And, so did my cousin who had 2 c-sections there. As far as slow nurses, some people forget that it is a hospital full of patients and the nurses have to get to everyone. It is not a hotel and they are not room service. So, don't judge what others say, because you don't know what their expectations are.

My step daughter is 11 years older than baby sis. She had her moments. She was always a Daddy's girl and was not sure she wanted to share him. We made sure that we did things with her by herself after sis was born. She did not live with at the time, so she really wanted her Daddy time when she was there. It did not take long for her to become an adoring big sis. She still has her moments when she wants to go back in time and be an only child. But, part of that is because baby sis is now a very engergetic 8yo. By the way, she ended up moving in with us in part to spend more time with sis.

My ears!!!!! Make it stop!!!!!!!!!

Unfortunately, if this was truly a hit and run, they probably do not have any details to give out. All LE can do is hope there is someone out there who may have witnessed this and been scared to come forward. If the car did not leave any pieces behind, then they would not even have a color to give out to have everyone watch for. This will be a very difficult situation for the officers. I just pray that someone will come forward and provide details to help put this one to rest.

I thought about putting that it was actually a good thing in the topic. But, then I decided to see how many people would be prepared to fight before they even walk in. I'm soooo bad.

As I have stated before, my husband aunt is working transportation for Footloose. She has been in this business since the 70's and I have heard many bad stories about some of the locations they have filmed. She told me yesterday that filming in Hiram was WONDERFUL. She said that it could not have been a more pleasant experiance. She said all the people were as nice and friendly as could be and that they did not have trouble from anyone. She said that they would be happy to film in this area again. WAY TO GO HIRAM AND PAULDING!!!!!!

I had something like this happen to me about 5 years ago. I went through the DOL and did help. They have certain steps they have to take, but I received all of my money before the end of the year and I made my claim in October.

My husband aunt is working transportation on this. She said it is super muddy at base camp. But, it has not slowed production down any.

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Quick!!! Start Looking!!! They don't kick off until 7!!!

How could I ever get mad at this face? He could do no wrong.

We have a 7 MO Bulldog. We were strongly warned by the breeder that they can be very distructive for the first 2 years. We have to watch ours like a hawk because he will pick up anything and everything. We can't give him a doggy bed because he makes quick work out of those. We knew there was no hope for that when he killed the "chew resistant" bed in about 20 minutes. Good luck with having 2 babies.

People started asking me at 7 months if I was having twins. Two days before I delivered, they did an ultrasound and thought my daughter was over 8lbs with 2 weeks left to go. I worked for the doctors so we sometimes did ultrasounds for fun. I gave birth to a 6lb 11oz 21" skinny little girl. I guess because she was so long, she looked bigger.

Sometimes you can find one on AJC.com. I usually go there and do a search.

My 8yo is way too young to babysit, but even she knows that a young child should be protected and not beaten. An 11yo is old enough to know that is wrong.

I am overweight and by definition, obese. I am diabetic and have insulin resistance. These caused my weight and were not caused by my weight gain. I only weighed 124 pounds and worked out 5 days a week when I developed these problems. The medications that several differnt doctors have recommended are not covered by insurance because even though they have been proven to work on people like me, they still listed as experimental and pending FDA approval. This is not my lifestyle of choice. Should I be penalized for this by higher insurance premiums? You should never look at someone and pretend to

OK, This may be dumb and in bad taste, but it makes me laugh. What do you get when you cross an Agnostic, a dyslexic, and an insomniac? Someone who lies awake at night and wonders if there really is a DOG.

I just read that they do not have as many natural predators as they used to. They have been spreading their territories for the past several years.

Eleven people were hanging on a rope Under a helicopter. 10 men and 1 woman. The rope was not strong enough to carry them all So they decided that one had to leave, Because otherwise they were all going to fall. They weren't able to choose that person, Until the woman gave a very touching speech. She said that she would voluntarily let go of the rope, Because, as a woman, She was used to giving up everything For her husband and kids or for men in general, And was used to always making sacrifices With little in return.

I grew up with my first dog. We got him when I was 4. When I was 19, he developed cancer. My parents said that we would care for him as long as he still had light in his eyes. It was the day that his eyes became dull that we knew it was time to help him go in peace. I think that sometimes they hang on for our comfort. I know that what you are going through is very difficult and I pray for you to have the strength that is needed.

With the owner holding the harness, he could have easily hit them when he went all Wyatt Earp. This was an important fact that the AJC failed to mention.

This is how my husband explained it to our oldest daughter. Football is like shopping. The football is that amazing one of a kind pair of shoes that your really want. Each 10 yards is an aisle closer to the register. Other shoppers are trying to stop you and get the shoes on the way. Reaching the register and paying for the shoes is the touchdown. The extra point is like the free gift with purchase because you almost never miss those. She understands the game perfectly now.

It was someone in the other car that had to removed with the Jaws of Life according to the article.

A friend at work just competed in one in Canada last week. He has qualified for Hawaii for the second time. I will see if he could give some advice.