Bottoms Part 99
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We are your kids always sick Gyps?
I dunno Nands, maybe?
Just got back from counseling, I started talking and then couldn't shut up, lol. I like the counselor, she is nice and seems competent.
I have a meeting in 2 hours, lol.
I dunno Nands, maybe?
Just got back from counseling, I started talking and then couldn't shut up, lol. I like the counselor, she is nice and seems competent.
I have a meeting in 2 hours, lol.
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Germs babes. Can't escape them being exposed 1000 x's a day per child. I really blame in on the parents that knowingly send their children to school sick. Pet peeve of mine.
Now the teen is different. She has stomach/bowel issues. She was born with a defect that was corrected at birth but is going to forever cause her discomfort and nausea. Sometimes her illnesses are related to that.
Me, I am normally not sick except for allergies and the occasional cold that turns to sinus infection. I am quite resistant to the stomach viruses they all come down with every winter. Now... when my steam canopy arrives, along with my Neti... I should be invincible
(except the headache tumor I caught from you, and my Lymes that is slowly ravishing me).
* of course... there's always the possibility she has a big test that I don't know about
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Example of the steam tent I am awaiting:
* just the tent and the herb sachets. Not the flaming bowl and other decor. I hope that steamer is included for the price I paid! Towels I have lol.
Now the teen is different. She has stomach/bowel issues. She was born with a defect that was corrected at birth but is going to forever cause her discomfort and nausea. Sometimes her illnesses are related to that.
Me, I am normally not sick except for allergies and the occasional cold that turns to sinus infection. I am quite resistant to the stomach viruses they all come down with every winter. Now... when my steam canopy arrives, along with my Neti... I should be invincible
(except the headache tumor I caught from you, and my Lymes that is slowly ravishing me).* of course... there's always the possibility she has a big test that I don't know about
.Example of the steam tent I am awaiting:
* just the tent and the herb sachets. Not the flaming bowl and other decor. I hope that steamer is included for the price I paid! Towels I have lol.
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Originally Posted by stone 
Just got back from counseling, I started talking and then couldn't shut up, lol. I like the counselor, she is nice and seems competent.
Glad you liked the counselor. That's important .
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Yah gypsy...and i have an old sheet and steamer thingy I can sell you for say 100???? 
Sorry...if it makes you happy and yes it is a lot nicer than a sheet over the stemmer thing.
Stoney....I have this feeling you aren't going to regret going
Sorry...if it makes you happy and yes it is a lot nicer than a sheet over the stemmer thing.
Stoney....I have this feeling you aren't going to regret going
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I don't want a raggedy old sheet and pot ananda. I have that stuff already 
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I need new... sterile... never been used equipment. This is a health thing ya know. I splurged to keep me and the family hopefully healthier.
It's not going to stop to puking fevers the kids get... but stuffy noses, allergies and sinus problems it's good for preventing. Also... soothes aching musles and detoxifies the whole body so it's more than just putting your face over a pot of boiling water.
Yep stoney... you see where I'm coming from then. There is one family in particular that would forever send their 2 kids to school with fevers, and knowing they had just thrown up that morning. Ugh. My girls were sick all winter one year in grade school until I called the principal and reminded her to remind the other parents to keep sick kids HOME!
Time to get the boys, eat some lunch and go to the conferences. :bounce! I always love hearing how great my kids are. Conferences are fun
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.I need new... sterile... never been used equipment. This is a health thing ya know. I splurged to keep me and the family hopefully healthier.
It's not going to stop to puking fevers the kids get... but stuffy noses, allergies and sinus problems it's good for preventing. Also... soothes aching musles and detoxifies the whole body so it's more than just putting your face over a pot of boiling water.
Yep stoney... you see where I'm coming from then. There is one family in particular that would forever send their 2 kids to school with fevers, and knowing they had just thrown up that morning. Ugh. My girls were sick all winter one year in grade school until I called the principal and reminded her to remind the other parents to keep sick kids HOME!
Time to get the boys, eat some lunch and go to the conferences. :bounce! I always love hearing how great my kids are. Conferences are fun
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Hi gang, some great jokes and fun on here today and it's now part 99...wow!
Stoney glad your counselling got off to a goos atrt and that you're off to a meeting later. Nands - so glad you feel more positive today.
Tatty bye everyone for now!!
Stoney glad your counselling got off to a goos atrt and that you're off to a meeting later. Nands - so glad you feel more positive today.
Tatty bye everyone for now!!
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Nice cafeteria ananda. Looks very late 70's early 80's-ish.
Conferences were great. My kids are great. The teachers love them. Oh, they're smart too. My youngest's teacher is starting to check off gifted blocks on his assessment sheet. Another prodigy? My other son is smart, and creative as expected. He just needs to stop thinking so much and work a tad faster according to the math teacher. The science teacher loves him. Loves his thinking outside the box approach. Even the math teacher who wants him to work faster and finish his work loves that he solves things differently than what's been taught 
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Conferences were great. My kids are great. The teachers love them. Oh, they're smart too. My youngest's teacher is starting to check off gifted blocks on his assessment sheet. Another prodigy
? My other son is smart, and creative as expected. He just needs to stop thinking so much and work a tad faster according to the math teacher. The science teacher loves him. Loves his thinking outside the box approach. Even the math teacher who wants him to work faster and finish his work loves that he solves things differently than what's been taught .
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