My older ds has the same problem. The nice person at DMV said it was ok for him to print his name
Sympathy likeIt even reloads on chrome
I love my Surface, but those things look stupid.
I don't need to check either. Our ground beef is Omaha Steaks.Another day another
*****RECALL ALERT*****
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/me...-12-million-pounds/ar-BBQtYP2?ocid=spartanntp
I didn't even have to check
Every time I get a new device, I use it to download Chrome, and it says, "But wait! You have the best browser!" It's as bad as men I've turned down.
I have three uses for Edge:
I heard that about the US....kindergarten is the new first grade. When I was back for my dad's funeral, it was still winter in Wyoming and Dutch winter doesn't really compare. So we didn't really have warm clothes and I said we'd just buy everything when we got to the US. We were at Walmart, and while DD was trying on clothes, I was talking to the gal working by the fitting rooms and she was saying her kids had to learn to read before they got to kindergarten. I'm like....what do they learn in kindergarten then?? She said they had to know how to count to 100 and they had to know how to read. But how are parents supposed to teach that when they don't have the materials at home? I thought that's what school was for!
Both my kids did preschool, but they didn't do anything about learning to read or write at that age. It was more like building vocabulary. Like, they would do a unit on "fall" and they had a sort of display where kids could bring in things to do with fall that they could touch and see, like leaves, pinecones, mushrooms, etc. And they'd talk about weather, like rain and wind, and they colored umbrellas.
Today we had our last parenting course for Autimaat, so when we got done, DH came with me to the store. We're looking at lettuce and I said it was nice that we could still eat all kinds of lettuce and didn't have to look at the mixes to make sure there was no Romaine in it. He says he heard there was a delivery stopped in Spain at the airport.Another day another
*****RECALL ALERT*****
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/me...-12-million-pounds/ar-BBQtYP2?ocid=spartanntp
I didn't even have to check
My husband would get along really well with @Mr Ferret 88 .
Today we had our last parenting course for Autimaat, so when we got done, DH came with me to the store. We're looking at lettuce and I said it was nice that we could still eat all kinds of lettuce and didn't have to look at the mixes to make sure there was no Romaine in it. He says he heard there was a delivery stopped in Spain at the airport.
Because Romaine in Spain stays mainly on the plane.
I mostly print due to the fact that I have awful, awful handwriting. I know cursive, but, when I get done I cannot read half the stuff I have written. I suppose that printing is as much of a signature as cursive is. For years and probably now for all I know, an X with a witness was sufficient. That's the way Mongo signed for his CandyGram. Everyone will have their own personal printing signature just like they have their own cursive signature. However, there is an awful lot of cursive still floating around that many people will probably not be able to easily read... The Declaration of Independence, for example. Seem like a bit of a way to suppress or confuse people. Would that be a problem?
You know something is crap when its begging you nonstop (in every section of Windows 10) to keep you from using something else.
That is nothing. Back when my high school teachers found that our family have a computer, they had to type the reports instead of writing it. I used Clarisworks at the time to do reports.
