Y'all are too funny. There's nothing funny about this wind though, and Tree and I sorry to hear your door broke. New doors are so expensive. I don't know what kind of wind the rest of y'all had yesterday, but we were gusting to 35 mph or so and the tomato plants were begging to go back inside the greenhouse to get out of the wind. At our house, though, with a couple of notable exceptions, the March wind seems milder than usual this year. On those days where the wind was really bad this month, we weren't even home....we were out fighting large wildfires driven by the wind. That's fairly typical for March and April though. It is windy here this morning, but I don't think it is quite as windy as yesterday. I'm ready for April and hope its' weather is kinder to us than the March wind has been. Dawn

yes it affects wired as well as wireless routers the title of the article is very mis leading. And yes you need to follow the directions in your instruction book to change the password from what they had it set as for default, also the user name. create your password by using a combination of letters and numbers and do not use a real word use a creation of your own or use a password generator, But be sure you do not lose that info!! that is why I suggested either taping to the bottom of the router or using a label maker and sticking it down there. When you are disconnected there is no way for anyone to gain access to your pc. while checking your instructions you also might want to make sure that the firewall in the router is indeed activated.

When I saw "fur friends" and "cuteness", in the side panel, I just had to come and see. They are just beyond adorable!!! Being the proud owner of 3 cats, it's always exciting seeing other peoples' pets too! Boy do they ever look like they are busy and full of curiousity!! I've never heard of a Balinese breed, and I'm very intrigued. We had an applehead Siamese once and she stuck to me like velcro. She'd start talking (actually sounded like a little cow) as soon as she got up, all the way down the hall until she saw me. Pretty funny. Like others have mentioned, your rooster chair is pretty cool, too! This post was edited by jasdip on Thu, Aug 7, 14 at 18:29

I hope this doesn't sound wrong...but he's got an old face. I mean that he seems so wise and has such depth already. Like he's going to be a very special man when he grows up. He's so lucky to have such wonderful family supporting him. If I may, I'd like to tell the story of my SS. The Egg Sac (cannot by any means call that woman a Mother) hooked up with DH while they were in their teens. She kept pursuing him and he just looked at her as a one (or two) night stand. He dumped her quickly and went on with his life, then she showed up one day saying she was pregnant. He blew her off, but she kept hanging around, even after he was involved with someone else. He did show up at the hospital after the baby was born (with his new girlfriend) but fell in love with the baby and shortly afterward moved in with the Egg Sac and her other child, and SS. He tried very hard to be a responsible parent, had a job and was a Dad to both the kids (only the boy was his child). But he could not stand the ES, and eventually caught her sleeping with other men and doing drugs. So he left her. She was on welfare and getting child support from him, but she never let him see his son unless he gave her $. SS was 4 when I met DH, and DH was crazy about the boy. We eventually went to see a lawyer about setting out some visitation and went thru 3 years of drama in the courts with the ES. LONG story short, he tried to be a great dad, he loved his son but the ES was so toxic and horrific that she poisoned the boy. Now he's 26 and he and his father have such a tenuous relationship. He has anger issues, has gotten into drugs and has served time for drugs & other bad things. We tried several times to get custody of him, but the ES always managed to prevail but he came to live with us when he was 15, but then bounced back and forth to the ES and us till he was 18...then he beat up his dad and was kicked out of our house for good. DH has only seen his son 3 times since then, but tries to talk to him weekly, but the damage is really done. I guess my point of the story is that it really takes two to make the relationship be stable for the children, and anger issues between the parents will cause far, far more damage than one parent being absent. My own kids were abandoned by my ex-husband, and raised by DH. They're all good...they call DH Dad, and have no desire to ever see Jeff. He did find me on FB, and the kids were able to see his profile but asked me not to friend him (I wasn't going to) since they really didn't want him in their lives...he meant nothing to them and they didn't want him to know them. So I am confident that Haley will be an exemplary mother to Spenser, and if the father just fades away, he's going to be just fine. Our POTUS was raised by a single mother, and politics aside, he turned out fine.