[quote]lol, I pretty much tell anyone who compliments my hair....the women say, "Oh, you have such beautiful hair!" But the whole time they're eyeing it like....how the heck does she grow that stuff so thick and perfect?[/quote] I'm just the same way T. Quite often I'll get complimented on something I wear and then I'll tell them "well I got the pants for 50 cents and the top for $1.25 at Bealls so the whole outfit is less than two bucks! I probably shouldn't but I do.&nbs
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LOL I laughed and laughed when I read your last thought T. Ya, God is good isn't he??? I'm sure all this happened for a reason. Actually my husband had the wallet in his hand within the hour. We left the house the first time at 8 pm, was at McD's between 8:05-8:20 and he finally had the stolen but now found wallet in his hands just before 9. We went back up at maybe 8:25-30 the second time when I first noticed it missing
so back to the question "What are the chances?" As I originally wrote, that night we were entertaining the idea that it was an employee who may have taken this wallet. When the cop came to our door in response to my call that night, he seemed to think it was not an employee because of the door the wallet was near. He thought the employees would use a side door but I disagreed at the time mostly because it was so dead in there that night. I just seemed to me there
[quote]I dunno, that makes it tricker in my mind, legally speaking (not morally though). [/quote] you mean like "finders keepers" sort of thing? One thing's for sure and we discussed it that night,...whoever took it was in there with it when we both went in looking all around for it. They must have quickly dumped it right after we left because it was right out in plain sight 10 or so minutes later when my husband went back up to double check. Made
The manager wasn't in the store when it happened. Some lesser manager was. I think she thought at first that I just misplaced my wallet and that was my problem. She seemed a bit unfazed when I first when in but understanding that it wasn't about the money but the personal stuff that was troubling. And no, left it right there next to the register on the counter coming back within 10 minutes to get it. So nobody reached into my pocketbook. That was th
UPDATE #2. Mystery solved. The manager called to tell me he saw who took my wallet. I asked him if he knew who it was and he said "yes ma'm." I then asked if it was an employee and he again said "yes ma'm." He then went on to tell me it surprised him but this person doesn't work for him anymore. He is going to reimburse me for the cash taken and give us a couple of free meals. I feel for the kid who did this. It's an expensiv
read this whole thing to my husband and he said "make them (B) honor their contract." She has to do what she agreed to do. Obviously if this isn't working for her she'd get out of the NP business. I agree with your husband.
UPDATE: So, I'm thinking....what would Tonya do? She just wouldn't sit down and take this now would she? She'd fight back right T? I went back to McDonald's today. I met the same woman manager as last night. Evidently she's maybe a night or assistant manager to this store. She instantly recognized me as the "lady from last night." I said, "do you have cameras in here?" She said: "Yes, we do." I said" "wel
[quote]at times I have caught my middle child doing things he's not supposed to[/quote] I think that is a middle child thing. It was always my middle child I was checking on too. You're right tho, you have to pay extra attention to the quiet times. What are they up to sort of thing. [quote]did you get to cancel any of the cards?[/quote] ya, I did and now wished I had only put them on hold. I was given a chance to put my visa on hold but decid
[quote]Hope it wasn't much...but then I also know you are one of the few women I know who can take $10 and buy $543 worth of stuff[/quote] yep. No I think I only had about $22 in there. Expensive for a McDonald's meal but now I'm glad I did the paying when hubby offered to give me money. It's at least six bucks or so less than what they would have had. I bought what looks like a brand new juicer for $3. Got a John Piper book that looks brand ne
Around here I'm usually known for asking "what are the chances?" Usually it involves something I believe my husband is just being paranoid about. He's ultra careful about everything. He locks everything. He double checks everything, sometimes driving me crazy. Did I shut off the coffeepot? Did I lock the door? Forget about when we leave a hotel room and he has to do h
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[quote]I know about him. He brings Christians closer to Israel. He is a good man.[/quote] yes he does and yes he is!! I love him! :) He keeps telling me we are going to have a very good time. I'm planning on it.
[quote]The time for talk ends when the weapon comes out.[/quote] not necessarily. The one with the gun in his hand is in charge at least for the moment. If he wants to talk...you talk. That's called hostage negotiations and is used all the time with great success. Remember the lady who wrote a book and was called a hero because she talked an intruder out of whatever he was going to do to her? If I remember right, she led him to Jesus even praying wi
[quote]Our guide through the old city will be a Kurdish Muslim from the West-Bank. I wanted to make sure that my mother would have lots of stories to tell about her long weekend in Israel so added to the mix an Arabic-speaking pro-Israel Muslim.[/quote] I'm going with Marv Rosenthal from Zion's Hope whom I've told you about before. He's been going twice a year bringing groups over for decades so he knows the best guides and hotels to stay at. We are going later
[quote]No matter which version of the story you go with in this case, the exact same thing could be said of Patricia, or any of the three men who jumped this guy. They were unarmed after all, and failing to subdue him would almost certainly mean instant death for them and others. [/quote] no, this was a much different situation. They had nothing to lose here. The guy was already shooting wildly making his targets. In the other case, the guy was waving a gun shooting
[quote]There is even a direct reference to the fact she should have just left and called for help.[/quote] and while I don't think I made that reference I would agree with it. Attempting to hit him with her handbag wasn't the right thing to do...gun vs handbag. This is a no-brainer. Reminds me of Crocodile Dundee holding up his very large knife and saying "this is a knife" to the dude who held up a very little switchblade. :) [quote]I
I agree with Doc on the "poo-pooing." We just had another viewpoint T. We just saw it a bit differently. That's all. I don't think anyone said Ginger shoulda done nothing. But what she did do, could have very well cost lives including herself. In this other case, things happened so fast. The men may have acted first as Daiwa mentioned. In that case they all worked together (men and woman) to do what was needed in the heat of the mome
hey Leauki..I was wondering where you've been. I wanted to tell you that I am going to Israel in May for sure. Already signed up. I will be there for two weeks and will spend a few days doing ministry for the very poor Jewish Christians there. I am so looking forward to going.
[quote] The end is nigh! just pay me $19.95 for the exact time and date![/quote] I believe the end is one day closer than it was yesterday. I do believe these are all signs of the times. Christ called them "birth pangs" as in when you start to feel them and see the evidence then you'll know that time is short. Any woman who has given birth can understand what he meant. I believe we are in that "birth-pang" stage. Diseases and pestiliences are ju
they say you don't know what a teabag is made out of until it's put in hot water. Looks like this teabag's contents have been exposed and it's found to be quite tasteless.
I agree Smoothseas. Looks like he was just went off his rocker. His favorite books are "Mein Kampf" "Communist Manifesto" and "Brave New World." I know you can tell a lot about a person by what's on his bookshelf. This doesn't fit any conservative or Republican I know of. Looks like Infidel jumped to conclusions without any information to back himself up. You may wish to rephrase your last statement there Infidel. <
do we even know why the killer did what he did yet? Isn't it kind of early to be playing any blame game right now?
[quote]Unfortunately, he's not the only one out there peddling garbage.[/quote] plenty to go around. People are so quick to believe a lie and so slow when it comes to the truth. Wonder why that is. [quote] While there is fraud and waste always, the one constant appears to be the incompetence of the MSM to do their job.[/quote] Mainstream Media=MSM= M uch S tuff M adeup? :)
and as always it's the children who suffer. It's not the parents getting measles because they were vaccinated. It's the kids.