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• You'll never see me____ - ??
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  • This is fun! - MT
  • ok, I did it. - mtme
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    • Okay silly, I am sure you can say - trose
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I'm doing the cooking.  My sister gets equal billing cause we're doing it at her house.  :)  Soooo, I'm looking for some vegetable ideas.  I am about sick of green bean casserole!  Does anyone have any really tasty recipes for vegetables side?  Any kind of vegetables.  I'm looking for something different and fabulous.

I had a corn casserole at one potluck I went to, but never got the recipe.  Anybody got a good corn recipe?

Thanks Ladies!

the comment about inlaws was interesting.  I know some people in Church of Christ, it is very strict on divorce so apparently Mary W. felt trapped in her marriage.  It is my understanding that if one gets divorced they have to stay single rest of their life  or until the fomer spouse is dead.  she was certainly familiar with this doctrine.  

On the other hand, how would you feel if you saw your husband sort of smothering  your baby because she was crying which is what babies do?  It might make you mad enough to do something drastic about it.  Best course of action would be to pack up and leave before you shot the man.  It is hard to believe that she was in some sort of trance when she picked up the shotgun. But she probably felt trapped with no way out and the cornered rat will bite.....

The shoes and the other perversions if all of thihs is true would also make one very very angry.

I agree that she appeared to be sort of drugged,  obviously a sick woman who did something that will haunt her and her family for the rest of her and their lives.   She should be allowed visits with her children in a neutral spot, not in the inlaws home. 

You do mean the person playing character of Mary in this movie got pregnant as a teen? 

Welcome to the 21st Century, m'dear.........*lol* - not many couples are getting married today (although the gay community sure is trying to get married).....but the numbers are WAY down for hetero couples.........

in any event, it's just a flick/movie - what do you care about the actors/actresses who are playing the characters? 

1.You'll never see me watch___? WWF wrestling

2.You'll never see me wear___? spandex

3.You'll never see me eat___? veal

4.You'll never see me buy___? A Tiffany diamond.

5.You'll never see me clean___?A hotel bathroom.

6.You'll never see me kiss___? Another woman on the  mouth.

7.You'll never see me talking___? in Chinese.

1.You'll never see me watch___?  survivor, etc.

2.You'll never see me wear___?  holiday/disney inspired/childish sweatshirts or sweaters

3.You'll never see me eat___?  tuna!

4.You'll never see me buy___?  cheap handbags

5.You'll never see me clean___?  the gutters

6.You'll never see me kiss___?  up to anyone!

7.You'll never see me talking___?  badly about my husband

Firstly, proving the debt is invalid in my case.  I purchased a timeshare trial -- not a full timeshare.  Apparently the laws governing these contracts are gray.  The timeshare company claims it is not a timeshare and therefore does not fall under the same cancellation rights.  I disputed this through the state's real estate commission that I purchased it through, but they were only acting as "mediators" and were not able to rule on it.  In order to have that issue resolved, it would need to go to court, which would probably end up costing me more than the contract itself.

Secondly, has anyone ever been sued by Apelles?  Some debt collection agencies don't waste their time suing, and I'm curious if this is one of them.  If they are likely to sue, we will probably end up paying the thing and then using it since it doesn't expire until this summer.  I don't want to pay for it after it expires and lose double.

Thanks again for your answers so far.  I hope you don't mind helping me a little more!

I've been in the medical field since 1971.

I was just venting a little - we were so relieved it wasn't bedbugs, and we were hopeful that we would find the real cause and be able to eliminate it. It was kind of a let-down when we didn't.

As far as we know, my husband hasn't been exposed to anything unusual at home or on the job, and his food intake has been normal - nothing unusual.

The only thing we can think of is we moved into this house late last summer, so he did mow the grass a couple of times, but of course different things grow and bloom in the spring than in late summer and fall. He does generally have the usual allergies involving itching eyes, runny nose, sinus congestion, etc., but he has never had a reaction like this. He was a Boy Scout and went camping and hiking all the time, so I know he knows what poison ivy looks like! And it doesn't look like poison ivy rash.

Maybe somebody out there has had a similar experience and can help us - let me describe his symptoms. It usually starts out as a series of small red bumps that are in a fairly straight line. For example, in the crease of his right arm, there are about six little red bumps going straight down (proximal to distal) from the crease in a space of about 1.5 to 2 cm. There is another line, about 1 cm medial to that one, running up the arm (distal to proximal), about the same distance. When he scratches them (he tries not to, but sometimes you just gotta), they appear to turn into one big linear welt.

Any ideas? TIA. And many thanks to those who have been following our "saga".

Here she goes again.