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sara, do you have any big plans for amirahs first birthday?

we are going to texas for a few days to visit my family. My brother in law is Indian and his parents will be there from London. 2 days after Amirahs birthday is the holiday Diwali so we'll have a birthday party and then a couple days later a huge homemade traditional Indian holiday feast - I am pretty excited about it :dance:

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Oh sara, That sounds like alot of fun!! I cant believe she is already turning 1!!!!! Ready for another? lol

Im soo sneezy and congested...i REALLY hope zaid doesnt get sick. were going to the pumpkin patch on saturday..im really looking forward to it...

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...maybe she meant 'tires' :rofl: 'the wheels on the car go round & round......'

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I just asked hubby and it was a belt. My car was making a high pitched sound which is why I brought it in. The belt should have been all of $60 with labor included but unbeknownst to us the brakes were metal to metal and that was the big ticket item.

I know what a wheel is. :P

"Only from your heart can you touch the sky" - Rumi

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...maybe she meant 'tires' :rofl: 'the wheels on the car go round & round......'

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I just asked hubby and it was a belt. My car was making a high pitched sound which is why I brought it in. The belt should have been all of $60 with labor included but unbeknownst to us the brakes were metal to metal and that was the big ticket item.

I know what a wheel is. :P

so they probably did have to replace your rotors - or grind them down. the rotor is the part the brake pad rubs against to stop the car.

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Happy Tuesday all!!!

I'm starting an online class - seems kind of intense.

Wow the girls on The View just got super vicious with each other. :blink:

jJ

I'll have to watch in 2 hours - although the meanness sometimes makes me uncomfortable.

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...maybe she meant 'tires' :rofl: 'the wheels on the car go round & round......'

Cartoon_car_4.gif

:P

I just asked hubby and it was a belt. My car was making a high pitched sound which is why I brought it in. The belt should have been all of $60 with labor included but unbeknownst to us the brakes were metal to metal and that was the big ticket item.

I know what a wheel is. :P

so they probably did have to replace your rotors - or grind them down. the rotor is the part the brake pad rubs against to stop the car.

Ok I thought the rotors were in the motor. I mean the "otor" is the same, after all. :P

"Only from your heart can you touch the sky" - Rumi

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...maybe she meant 'tires' :rofl: 'the wheels on the car go round & round......'

Cartoon_car_4.gif

:P

I just asked hubby and it was a belt. My car was making a high pitched sound which is why I brought it in. The belt should have been all of $60 with labor included but unbeknownst to us the brakes were metal to metal and that was the big ticket item.

I know what a wheel is. :P

so they probably did have to replace your rotors - or grind them down. the rotor is the part the brake pad rubs against to stop the car.

Ok I thought the rotors were in the motor. I mean the "otor" is the same, after all. :P

brake rotor - note the brake pads on the upper right of it

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rotors and brakes seen inside the wheel.

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Morning MENA!

Squeezing this one in while its still that time of day!

Have a nice day everyone ...

The Story of Prince & his Angel

Our Marriage in Ariana, Tunisia - May 1, 2008

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The Journey through VSC:

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The Journey through the Consulate:

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The Journey through AOS:

May 05, 2010 - mailed I-485

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I haven't had fast food in sooo long!!! Whenever we're hurrying through errands on the weekend I'll suggest McDonalds and instead of "YEAAAAAAAAAAAH!!" that I used to hear from the fluffernutters in the back seat I now hear "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew, can't we go someplace healthy????". Darn that school system's nutritional program!! :angry:

"Only from your heart can you touch the sky" - Rumi

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