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mmm can I get an invite?
Paul Stuart is opening a store in D.C. this spring
She looks very stiff in most of them too... not a very good model
They both ride in the back unless I'm only taking one. Then he gets to ride in the front seat.
If you mean just before the paved road ends then it's about a 10-15 minute drive to Food Lion and closer to 30 minutes for Harris Teeter, but for things like ice there is a convenience store less than 5 minutes away. The beach on that end is pretty much the same as the beach in the middle of Corolla.

No real downsides to staying at that end. Except you just cant "run out" to the store if you need something, plan on being gone for at least an hour.

If you are staying on the sound side there is some parking closer to the beach, but really it's not a bad walk, and traffic crossing N.C.12 isn't all that bad since the only thing past you is sand.

Go to the bagel place in the same shopping area as Food Lion early in the morning and get warm French Toast Bagels
It stopped mattering when women could change hair color on a whim.
several companies make a suede water repellant spray. The ones by UGG, Scotchguard, and Kiwi are some of the better ones
But if he had gone she would still be out the money. She's angry that her snowflake didn't get an equal amount of present.
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Anonymous wrote:Not at all fancy, but we stayed at the KOA campground at Harper's Ferry last summer, staying in one of their cabins, and my kids loved it. It has a pool, mini golf, jumping pillow, pancake breakfast along with plenty of hiking trails in the area.

Something similar might be the Jellystone campground in Hagerstown.


Jellystone is much more expensive and the KOA is much nicer
Most campgrounds have small "cabins" you can rent
LAst time I used them was 4 years ago, and besides the usual gripes about legroom and seat width it was a decent flight
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Anonymous wrote:Just because your kids weren't raised to the point that you can trust them has no bearing on me and mine. I gave my 1st grader a 5c iPhone so he has something for emergencies. It has been perfectly fine.


How often is your 1st grader alone without proper adult supervision to the point of needing an iPhone to call you?



Exactly this, when my 4th grade kids friend was given one by his single mom, mine started on wanting one too. I told them that at their age they are never without an adult that has a phone or able to use the landline in the house so they don't need one yet.
That calculator is silly. For height it averages the mother and father together. My 9 yo is already 4'11" and 115. Yes he can stand to lose a few pounds and will during wrestling season. But to base his adult height at 5'10" (the average between my 6'4" and the mother 5'4" ) when he is already almost 5 foot at 9 is just ludicrous.
You should be happy that they are at least reading.

However if the problem for you is that they are only reading dialog then there are plenty of other "real" (and I say that in italics since comic books are real books to with plot and diverse characters) books out there that have the same characters without the artwork . Get the novelizations of the recent movies.
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