At 11:08 PM Sunday 10/25/2009, Doug Pensinger wrote:
Debbi wrote:
> Hey, guess who's posting from home for the first time?
> (I did have some serious help getting stuff hooked up, and I
still hate this laptop's 'finger mouse.' -- hmm, hadn't thought of
what that conjures up, but it's entirely
Debbi wrote:
> Hey, guess who's posting from home for the first time?
> (I did have some serious help getting stuff hooked up, and I still hate this
> laptop's 'finger mouse.' -- hmm, hadn't thought of what that conjures up, but
> it's entirely apt...)
Congrats on the new job, and on getting yo
Julia Thompson wrote:
...
I think in both cases, it's sort of a deferred maintenance problem. When
you finally have time, there's a BIG backlog to deal with.
...
Yes. And in our case, it was compounded by our daughter refusing to sleep
in the room she shared with her twin brother, starting
On Oct 25, 2009, at 8:06 PM, Deborah Harrell wrote:
On Sun, 10/25/09, Doug Pensinger wrote:
Good to hear from you all that haven't posted much, maybe
we can get a
rip roaring discussion going. Anybody over hear read
Banks' new one?
Hey, guess who's posting from home for the first time?
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I think i
> On Mon, 10/19/09, John Williams wrote:
> >> Never underestimate the power of human error. As this
> >> debacle demonstrates.
> > (me, IIRC) Which particular debacle would that be?
> I was referring to the Sidekick debacle:
> http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wireless/Microsoft-Claims-Side
> On Sun, 10/25/09, Doug Pensinger wrote:
> Good to hear from you all that haven't posted much, maybe
> we can get a
> rip roaring discussion going. Anybody over hear read
> Banks' new one?
Hey, guess who's posting from home for the first time?
(I did have some serious help getting stuff hooke
Doug Pensinger wrote:
Julia wrote:
It's amazing what you find needs doing when you finally have all your kids
in school for a full day for the first time ever. I might have most of it
done by the time school gets out in early June!
I've heard the same thing about retirement; my brother-in-l
Julia wrote:
> It's amazing what you find needs doing when you finally have all your kids
> in school for a full day for the first time ever. I might have most of it
> done by the time school gets out in early June!
I've heard the same thing about retirement; my brother-in-law and his
brother,
Well, Julia, in my experience (is that abbreviated IME?), it doesn't get
better until they go to college, and even then they come home and disrupt
your schedule =+)). I *still* wonder where the time goes, but I know way
too much of it disappears into my computer screen.
Mothers of young children
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