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19 years 4 months ago #122307 by library mom
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On vacation and watching the posts! What dedication!! Hope your enjoying the time off and it's a relaxing one.

Susan
19 years 4 months ago #122306 by Rockne
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I'm on vacation... but the response box was a result of an upgrade in our forum software. Too bad, though, that the upgrade led to a whole bunch of behind-the-scenes technical problems, so we rolled back to old version.

We're working on it.

Tim

PTO Today Founder
19 years 4 months ago #122305 by closetwriter
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I miss the response box also. (Hint, hint) Hi everyone. I just made lasagne. Made the sauce the other day, then discovered I had everything else for it, except the parmesan, was only about half a dribble left in the can. So, made it up today, after I did the shopping. Smells soooooo good.

It's mid winter break time here. No school Fri. or Mon. Teachers definitely have a better contract than I do. Good time to wash (disinfect) backpacks, coats, etc. The school is just a disease pit lately.
19 years 5 months ago #122304 by library mom
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Scottmom#1, that receipe sounds great. I'm going to try it next week.

Hey, I also want to know what happened to the reply box. I really miss it. :(
19 years 5 months ago #122303 by Debbieomi
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HEY!!!!!!!WHAT HAPPENED TO THE RESPONSE BOXES AT THE BOTTOM?????? Please bring it back!!!!!!
19 years 5 months ago #122302 by ScottMom#1
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No, paper work is free flowing from hell! Ask me, the late fundraisers never stop coming in!!!!!

The irony of commitment is that it’s deeply liberating-in work, in play, in love. The act frees you from the tyranny of your internal critic, from the fear that likes to dress itself up and parade around as rational hesitation. To commit is to remove your head as the barrier to your life. --Anne Morris
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