mhparker92

Yeap - for tonight - March 30th. Thanks for asking.

If you're eating out (or looking for an excuse), come join our boy scout troop at Cheeseburger Bobbies - just mention the troop or Boy Scouts and we will receive 10% of your purchase. Great way to not have to cook and help out a great local youth organization. See you there!

Isn't that the truth? I'm finally somewhat awake now.

Have it - like it - had to do some software upgrades to get it to work consistently. But, for $19 a year - I'm willing to do some fiddling with it. Like Clark Howard says - I'm willing to accept lower quality for lower.

Been with sprint for about 10 years. Love it. We have reception problems on 61 between Hiram Sudie and the high school. Just changed to their anytime any mobile plans - put oldest on with us and our bill is now about $30 less - $120. We do get an employer discount. Thinking about going ahead and putting youngest on - our bill would still be less then when it was just hubby and I. Never had an issue with their customer service.

I'm back from the woods - had a great week hanging out with a bunch of woodland creatures learning and teaching all kinds of new things. Now, it's back to normal life.

I'll be in the woods until Sunday night. Have fun while I'm gone. Please be sure to fix this health care mess before I get back. !

We use it as part of the total package. A happy nervous system is going to be better able to handle the intrusions of the allergies. But, I feel like it's only part of the solution. As I told our chiropractor (he's a doll, love him), if youngest is all flaired up and in a full blown allergy/asthma attack, what's he gonna do? And, he admitted that's not his place in the care chain. So, I really look at chiropractic as part of my family's medical team - not the end all, be all solution. i just wish that all three components (m.d., chiro, and PT) would play nice together, better. Call m

Thanking God right now for two sons. And, try competitve gymnastics on for cost - I don't even want to think about what we spent while oldest was doing that.

I need some .png files converted to .jpg files. It looks like, from Google, that it can be done with Adobe photoshop. I really need this done as soon as possible. Can someone help me out? I can email you the files and you just email them back to. The files are just some simple line drawings. HELP!

I keep a bottle of dawn on top of the washing machine. It's great for those salad dressing drips on the girls. And, generally, good for everything else. If the stain is really stubborn, spot shot carpet cleaner (it's actually dry cleaning fluid) is great.

Okay -you've got me - where is the heavenly place that combines greek food and seafood? I must know where this little slice of heaven is. And, are they open for lunch.

It saves money because they need the half the manpower - the same teachers are teaching twice as much.

PM GWPhotography - she plays - don't know her level (but I do know she has one).

I prefer the fair tax - it's alot simpler to explain than our current tax system. The tax isn't hard to explain - convincing people that they arne't going to pay 23% extra on everything is what's hard to get them to believe. I'm divided on the ETIC - I know families that work hard - have had situations handed to them that were well beyond their control - needed the money - managed their money well - but would never have taken a "handout." I have no problem with them getting it. I also know families that can't manage their money - live well beyond their means - take their ETIC money and

My parents have a salt pool. It's the only way to go. They put about 50lbs of salt into it in the spring and never have to do anything to it again. My mom has asthma that is severly aggravated by the chlorine from a traditional pool. This doesn't take near the work that a traditional chlorine pool takes (we've had a chlorine pool as well). They don't have the issues with imbalances, etc. The system keeps the levels more moderated because it does it itself rather than you having to remember it everyday. For me, the fact that our bathsuits don't fall apart or fade as quickly. My

Just an FYI - her website is down right now. How sad. I can't imagine how hard this is. I have a friend that lost a child to SIDS - the pain in her eyes is so strong - I just can't imagine. I'm so very blessed.

Where did you get your pupil distance measured? I can't find anyone to do it. I would love to just order from Zenni - but that piece I can't figure out. My dad has glasses from Zenni (Sam's measured his, but now they won't). He loves them.

Three cheese chicken penne pasta from the kroger's ad. And a salad - we'll all be landing at different times - it's got to be something that can sit on the stove.

My rule of thumb is that the boys got one when I needed it - not them. Started oldest out with a prepaid phone in 7th grade because he was starting to be on his own - boy scouts, school activities, etc. Turns out that the trac fone system actually has some of the best coverage - great for the backpacking trips when no one else's phone work (had a true emergency once). Over that time (about 1 1/2 years) he proved that he could be responsible with the talking and the texting. So, with sprint's new anytime any mobile, we actually reduced our bill significantly by moving to that and including

I see it too - and it is annoying - all the way at the top - right hand corner - it's kinda obnoxious shade of red.

Get a pie plate and put some popcorn in it. She'll crawl into the pie plate to get the food, but she'll have a hard time getting out. And, yes, Robo hamsters are the hardest ones to catch. Good luck. We've had a hamster for about 4 years now. The first one was an escape artist - but she was pretty easy to catch. The current hamster is just lovely - she doesn't have any real desire to escape. She's only gotten loose once - she was gone for about 3 days - somehow got down the stairs. But, she came running towards my son (her boy) when she saw him. It was pretty funny.

Youngest has the same issues - mold allergies. He's been on allergy shots for over 6 years. And, they have significantly helped. When he has an acute attack (per the allergy doc), we double up the antihistimine (clarinex is the best for him) and the benadryl (every four hours). Saline solution is the name of the game. Because he is allergic to the preservative in most nose sprays - we use the simply saline. It's a little more expensive. But, it's also alot easier to use (we tried the neti pot with him - he ended up drowned and pissed). Please note, that usually an allergy med will

My pediatrician did that in December - she just couldn't make it work financially anymore. It sucks. Get your records quickly. We've been in record h**l trying to get them transferred.

I take mine to cornerstone (I think) sew and vac - they are in the shopping center with Target in Douglasville. I have a 1968 Singer Golden Touch n Sew. They've always treated her well.