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[Krikit 1,163]

Is it wrong that I'm looking forward to the ####### pics?

I'm with wyatt and charles. That's three to one .

by the way, I'm drinking tea today. It pretty much just tastes like flavored hot water. No kick at all.

You need Yorkshire tea!!

The teacher last year told me flat out, if you don't get him the help now, he will continue to suffer and it will never change.

My son's kindergarten teacher told me he wasn't intelligent enough to ever do well in school. He ended up being an honours student throughout every year in highschool and received numerous scholarships to enter and during university. He is also fully bilingual and a very successful adult in his chosen profession.

I'm guessing she was wrong.

[Peachey 10]

My tatas are perfect for me

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

My son's kindergarten teacher told me he wasn't intelligent enough to ever do well in school. He ended up being an honours student throughout every year in highschool and received numerous scholarships to enter and during university. He is also fully bilingual and a very successful adult in his chosen profession.

Here's the thing. Kids don't conform to a preset age-based structure. There are some four-year-olds who have the capability to understand an eight-year-old's curricula... Likewise, some kids when they're six or seven just can't wrap their little minds around school in the same way as others.

I'm sure there's no better way to group kids in school than by their ages -- aptitude testing is time intensive and certainly not infallible...plus there's the socialization considerations -- but elementary school teachers have to understand that sometimes kids don't clue in right away. But most DO clue in, given time.

I was a very so-so student until I hit grade eleven. Then I got almost exclusively As and Bs. Something in my mind "clicked" during the summer between grades ten and eleven. Simple as that. I think it's the same for ALL kids...it just happens that it's associated with age, more often than not.

[Marilyn. 340]

I love the store Susie's Deals.. I just got 5 tops, a pair of jeans, two cute necklaces and a button up shirt for the hubby all for 40 bucks

[Hugglebuggles 60]

As someone with rather large tatas, I HATE THEM. Can't find a bra that fits properly without going to a specialty store, gotta buy shirts in a size bigger to accommodate them, etc.

Ugh, same here! Sure, there are moments when they're great, but shopping is a nightmare, especially for bras. I spend hours looking for the right fit, its a big pain. I'm a 36 DD, and I usually can't find the correct around size with the correct cup size.

Talk about TMI's

[Bern. 3]

I went to the French Maid today for the first and 'last' time. I felt like my brain exploded in my head. :|

Edited November 20, 2009 by Bern.

[MapleLeafBaby 1]

Boobie talk!!!!

Fake boobs can bounce.... it depends on the job and how good it is...and what type you get. The old type which is the sac filled with saline, which sometimes is done in a smaller sac, and over filled...so for example they will take a 350cc sac, and fill it to 400cc's.... this gives a very hard tight look...and some women like that...the newer implants are cohesive gels...they are a solid fill...kinda like a gummy bear texture throughout the implant...those look more natural and come in different shapes.... Just by squeezing them, it is really hard to tell if they're fake cause they're squishy lol.... and yes...they can bounce...lol

I know...i'm a nerd...I know waaaaayyyy too much about boobies lol....

Edited November 20, 2009 by poprocks

[Marilyn. 340]

so the people I work for like to drink wine so I was thinking of getting them this for Christmas..

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...ER&v=glance

I am not a wine drinker so I have no idea if that would be a good gift or not....

[Carlawarla 1]

so the people I work for like to drink wine so I was thinking of getting them this for Christmas..

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...ER&v=glance

I am not a wine drinker so I have no idea if that would be a good gift or not....

I think it's a lovely gift Marilyn, and affordable.

Good morning VJer's! It's Friday, so enjoy your upcoming weekend!

[ScooterMac 2]

so the people I work for like to drink wine so I was thinking of getting them this for Christmas..

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...ER&v=glance

I am not a wine drinker so I have no idea if that would be a good gift or not....

I think it's a lovely gift Marilyn, and affordable.

Good morning VJer's! It's Friday, so enjoy your upcoming weekend!

FWIW, I like the gift too, Marilyn! And good morning to you too, Carlawarla!

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

good morning. the coffee is much appreciated today, my sleep schedule is still screwed up and we have a cold damp fog outside!

[chadlaure 2]

Oh i missed a lot last night.

I wake up this morning, go on VJ and people are talking about boobies...

Thanks Carla for the coffee - We're driving to Toronto in a few hours.

Edited November 20, 2009 by chadlaure

[Sprailenes 47]

Boobie talk!!!!

Fake boobs can bounce.... it depends on the job and how good it is...and what type you get. The old type which is the sac filled with saline, which sometimes is done in a smaller sac, and over filled...so for example they will take a 350cc sac, and fill it to 400cc's.... this gives a very hard tight look...and some women like that...the newer implants are cohesive gels...they are a solid fill...kinda like a gummy bear texture throughout the implant...those look more natural and come in different shapes.... Just by squeezing them, it is really hard to tell if they're fake cause they're squishy lol.... and yes...they can bounce...lol

I know...i'm a nerd...I know waaaaayyyy too much about boobies lol....

Okay then this womans boobs were probably fake but the doctor who did them for sure needs an award because every time she walks in then men AND the women just glare in amazement. They're like artistic sculptures! Spheres of wonder!

Those are the kind of boobs that if we out for drinks, I'd most likely have a few too many and ask her if I could feel them. Not in a sexual way but rather just to feel them because they're that awesome.

Edited November 20, 2009 by Sprailenes

[Carlawarla 1]

I don't know if I mentioned that we're taking Gilbert to puppy classes. Last night was his second week. He is the most behaved and smartest dog in the class. I wonder if the other participants say that about their dog? I don't know that the class is going to teach him anything other than to be social with other people and animals. He seems to really love being with the other dogs, and is getting used to other people. He walks at home when we go for walks on a slack leash, always beside us, never straining or pulling...a very good walker. He sits, sits and stays, comes, and sleeps 8 hours a night in his crate (he's 4 months old now). He hasn't had any accidents in the house in three weeks. He rings a bell at the sliding door to go outside to relieve himself. Everyone else's dog is about the same age, but is straining, pulling, and barking during the class.

Anyway, just wanted to give you an update on how "Life with Gilbert" has been going.

[Krikit 1,163]

so the people I work for like to drink wine so I was thinking of getting them this for Christmas..

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...ER&v=glance

I am not a wine drinker so I have no idea if that would be a good gift or not....

I'm a wine drinker and that gift would come in handy if they have leftover wine. (But who has leftover wine? LOL) Actually, I have one of those pumps. They really do work. My favourite wine item, though, and the same for all my fellow wine drinkers, are those lovely wine stoppers and the pretty little drink charms for when you have guests.

He is the most behaved and smartest dog in the class.

That's hilarious, Carla. But he really does sound like a great dog. And, really.... who wouldn't be with a name like Gilbert? lol

Good morning everyone. Can't stay long. Hubby's day off.

Edited November 20, 2009 by Krikit