Gipper Girl Rocks

That sounds so good...I love brussel sprouts that way. I'm roasting a chicken and made an herb blend that I rubbed under the skin: olive oil, fresh rosemary, thyme, sage,black pepper,kosher salt, nutmeg, zest of a lemon and an orange. New potatoes on the side and a salad.

Nirvana. The 90's gave us Nirvana...

I feel the same way as you about Susan Smiths boys. My son has the same name and the EXACT same birthdate(same year, same day)as one of her boys. That hit so close to home b/c it was like looking at my son. She was one of the first in a string of crazy, murderous mothers. A lot of these women do it for a man. I dont get it. Even in my wildest imagination, I cannot fathom HOW a mother could do anything like this and all for some man that she's cheating with which makes him a cheater. That alone is just too crazy to try and decipher. Her ex husband was so pitiful during all of this. I remem

I had forgotten all about that story. Such a sad situation. I hope they will come to a conclusion one day to give the family some closure.

Just like with dog food, the less fillers and preservatives the food has, the less mess and smell they will make. Look for a brand with NO fillers at all. They arent that hard to find and arent astronomically expensive. About 20% more than the other stuff but they are toally worth it. Your animals wont "go" as much which is always good!

There is currenty a thread looking for whole grain baked bread. I wasnt sure if you do that but sent them your link.

Not sure if they have what you want but Bumble Bee Bakery and the new "hippie" Flour Child bakery(where Bumble Bee used to be located...South Paulding High area) are commerce members here and always get great reviews.I'm fairly certain Bumble bee did relocate, not close. Here's Flour Childs latest post on Pcom...sounds like they have some really good stuff and they are always asking for suggestions... Flour Child Bakery You could send them a message here and ask if they have your bread...save a trip.

Agreed, Jenilyn. And, 10 lbs? Did you name your baby "Ouch"?! ....... Furthermore, it's not like these specially reserved spaces have anyting to do with our taxes or our government. Like Mr Dis is saying, a private business has every right to have whatever special parking, or additional services, they want to have. Does Publix then HAVE to give EVERYONE a cookie, not just kids? I think it's really nice to see spaces for pregnant women. I would LOVE to see parking spaces for senior citizens. Courtesies like that definitely draw me to those stores. As a libertarian, I do not want

K, your Dad sounds like a good man .

I like Barnes and Noble, too. It's quiet, they have some comfy seating or table and chairs, good coffee and I really like that they are open later than most stores. Nice atmosphere.

RIP Heavy D. Gave us lots of good music.....

was gonna post the same....

missing the point...............

the music the salon I worked in all through the 90's my son being little things I do NOT miss about the 90's.... my ex-husband

Well, what I shouldve said was that a reputable agent never gets paid upfront.

youre an agent?

I think we are jumping the gun on the "no charge" here. I think they meant the REFERRAL would be "no charge". And, yes, an agent NEVER gets paid upfront. How could they? Without knowing the sales price and knowing the agent commission split? Each split is different depending on what the seller decides and it can be negotiated differently during the sales process. Thats not what the poster meant.

You need an agent very familiar with that area that has a good, long record of dealing with investors(b/c they buy foreclosures often)and in foreclosures. As a real estate agent, I can tell you that it is always long, drawn out and frustrating dealing with Fannie Mae, HUD, etc and any foreclosure. You REALLY have to have someone who knows all the ins and out's and who has done a LOT of them in THIS CURRENT market. You need to find their sales record and dont just take someones advice that "theyre really busy" and take that to mean they are good at this type of transaction. If you'll send

Thank you...me, too. Not being excited about Christmas actually scared me for the last few years. As much as I've always lived for it(and New Years/My birthday is my second favorite)and looked forward to it every year, to want to crawl in a hole and miss it didnt feel good. But, now I'm glad I did b/c I dont think I'll ever take a Christmas, T-giving. New Years for granted. I'll enjoy every second of it even more. I have lots of Cmas music too. I had one that was a local artist in Tennesee that I bought in Gatlinburg years ago. It is all piano instrumental and was PERFECT for parties where

I'm with you, LDD! I say "fa-la-la-la-LA!" I went through a horrible divorce and my Mother was very sick and died a few months after that. So, for the last 3 Christmases I have literally dont NOTHING. I didnt even get together with my family last year. I have always LOVED Christmas but the memories and the thought of it were too much. I just wanted to skip the whole thing and I did. My sweet Daddy even gave me a pre-lit tree in hopes of getting me out of my funk, new in the box 2 yrs ago, and it's still in the box. Thank goodness, this year is totally different and I cannot wait! I'm alr

Wow, Chelle....it sounds like the "new" spouses were just terrible. That had to be so hard on you. Thats why I think divorce is so horrible for kids. It is just not natural or easy to see your parent date and then for them to marry someone mean or abusive and have to live with it.Sounds like you have a good marriage though. 18 yrs is certainly a lot to be proud of.

Interesting. I'm a Ginger Jew, myself. My family really never knew much about their Hebrew roots until the last few years, maybe a decade. I dont know WHY it never occurred to anyone before??? Our last name starts with a CZ, we are from Poland and came to the US just after WWII? I mean, doesnt take a genius, you'd think... . It's been a lot of fun though to learn more about the heritage. I used to have a client Levy in Atlanta for many years. She was a very orthodox Jew who was Kosher and lived by all the rules. I loved her and talking to her was always soooo interesting. Thanks for sharing

Interesting you mentioned him. That case just popped in my mind a while back but I never got around to Googling it. I'd like to know where the parents are now and what happened after the fact.

I love Joe . Wish I could be there. If you can go, you should! He's great.

thanks for all the responses. They are very interesting to read. Im surprised by the number of parents still married or married til death. Gives us all hope .