MrsB

Yes, they do. I have no idea why Hiram is so expensive relative to other places. It's not better stuff than anywhere else, just redneckier.

When I was in HS (I graduated in '99) there were 5 that I can think of off the top of my head that were in my class. That does not count the ones at Sequoyah vocational that were also in my class. One of them married the baby's dad and are still together and have since had a another. Another married the baby's dad and they just celebrated the birth of no. 4, and they are very happy and doing well. The others, that I know of, not so good.

LOL, I stared at the picture forever trying to figure out how the heck you did that without an industrial sized oven

:rofl: :rofl: Why? Are my hormones showing?

Grrr... I do not have the energy to read this right now, LOL. But I caugh a snippet on the news. Isn't it just "service" services, like hairdressors, vets, mechanics, etc? Meaning not tangible goods sold, but taxes on services rendered? I still don't agree with it, but that is how I understood it. Is that correct?

These Yella Wood commercials are about to kill me. Everytime one comes on, I cringe. It's like nails on a chalkboard, popcicle sticks against my teeth. IMO, their marketing director needs to a. be slapped and then b. sent back to school. That is all. Thanks.

LOL, my thoughts exactly Looks good, SS!!!

werd.

May 29th, but I am considering the whole month of May the due date, just in case. LOL That my just be wishful thinking ETA: But it does sound like a good idea... lets get some girlies together

I started to explain it. Then decided against it.

Yeah, the Hiram Goodwill is pretty high. They wanted almost $10 for a pair of shoes THey'd never been worn, but come on. It's Goodwill. The Goodwill on the corner of East West Connector & Powder Springs Rd is good, too. MrB got me a painting there the other day. It's really folky, and of a New Orleans shotgun house. I love it.

I love Ayn Rand. I can't wait until this comes out. I haven't read Atlas Shrugged in a while... I think I may need to re-read this very soon.

I agree. St. Vincent DePaul's store out past the hospital is a good one. I have been in the Value Village if it is the one in the same center as the Cobb Antique Mall. I have a hard time going in there. It smells. Bad. Last time I was there a little girl was coughing and sneezing all over the place NOT covering her mouth. I got grossed out. Won't be back. But, I tend to be a germaphobe. The Goodwill on Roswell Road across from Harry's in the best one, IMO. I love that Goodwill!

Well, I guess I see your point... but at the same time, some things just should be left out of the spotlight. BUT, that is just my opinion. I agree, lol. Yikes.

I don't really care, as I don't listen to this show, but why would he read something so personal over tha air? I mean really?

A beer is a terrible thing to waste.

Don't you mean your brother-in-law?

Watch it.

:snickers: That was actually the FIRST thing I thought of when I read that.

Ima smack you

My house is decorated largly with thrift store/yard sale finds. It doesn't look like like Goodwill, either!

I only wear Victoria's Secret bras & undies. I use Biolage Shampoo and conditioner. And that is about it, lol. Jenilyn, I think you should pamper yourself to a meal out....

Oooohhhhh... I'll go get the jello... :runsoffinahurry: :runsbackinahurry: I.will.kill.you.