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Comments (7)My guess is, she found it an invasion of her privacy, or that it was just too initmiate a gesture. Why do I think that? I, as an older student, traveled out of state for a tournament with my team. A professor of mine went with us as a judge to the tournmnet (I wasn't in any of his classes any more at this poing. Nor had I ever fratenized with him before.). No, he didn't judge our team in any way. He and I had planned to go out by ourselves that evening, but the kids had other ideas. The girls each grabbed my arms and took me to their car, and the guys his. We all ended up at a restauarant together. Great fun. When he left to go to the restroom, I snitched a fry from his plate. When he got back, he looked at me and asked how many fries I'd taken. Smiled that knowing smile at him, and said one. But he knew who to ask, and I realized I'd given all away in that one move....See MoreHelp! follow up to my 'nose down tail up' thread...
Comments (3)mysite.verizon.net/bonniehill/ponds/pages/symptoms.html sdk here is another site you might look at. I use Tricide Neo dip for bacterial infections and Medi Gold fish food. With Tricide Neo you treat the fish outside the pond and return it to the pond after the less than 5 min treatment. Do this for about 4 days and feed the Medicated fish food for approx. 2 weeks. I have had very good results with this and it is supposed to be better than the injections. Someone else will probably give you instructions on using other products to treat the whole pond. Glenda...See MoreKeep Your Fork
Comments (8)When my husband was living he loved to cook and not only cook but shop long and hard to find the perfect ingredients for the meals and desserts he prepared. My oldest daughter spoke at his funeral telling amoung other things his love of cooking. She then told a version of the story of the fork and said "Dad, for you the best is yet to come". That story always brings a tear but also wonderful memories of my husband. Satine...See MoreDo You Load Your Silverware/Cutlery Up or Down?
Comments (26)I always load knives point up, at the very back. Forks and spoons are alternating as others have suggested and my DW manual suggested to prevent nesting. I had a brief period where I loaded knives point down, all I ended up with were duller knives and broken points. I will continue in my method of ALWAYS unloading knives and other sharp/breakable items first but I won't change my DW loading method or switch to hand washing....See Morepatriciae_gw
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