JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
No, not quite that bad.
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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
We don't have the Nissan March up here. Never heard of it.
Yup to the first question, and I don't think the government would fund me for the second question.
acishere
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I only have Netflix too. Amazon right now has been outbidding Netflix for exclusive rights to a lot of shows though.
I might pay for Prime if they pick up Hannibal after NBC inevitably cancels it.
That's almost my entire high school right there.
Cesar R M
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some companies put different names or even model exclusives to certain countries.
here is the MICRA
and a "high level" March
Micra = 4 doors, more luxury, AC included automatic windows..etc.. and some had a glass panel on top.
March = cheapened 2/4 door version , almost everything is standard.
MOXOMUMD
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Watch out for those volcanos!
trr1
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did you hear about the urban cow tipping?
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/04/08/smart-car-tipping-san-francisco/7459125/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/04/08/smart-car-tipping-san-francisco/7459125/
MinnieM123
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MinnieM123
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Perhaps it's the change of seasons that confuses our brains; apparently, I am also afflicted with this seasonal disorder. Sunday evening, I put a buffalo meatloaf into the oven. Came back an hour later to peek inside the oven, and couldn't figure out why the meatloaf didn't look browned and "done" looking.
I was afraid the oven was broken, until I looked at the display and saw that I never turned on the oven!!Until spring officially starts acting like spring and my brain starts to adjust, maybe I should just order take-out instead, for another few weeks!
unkadug
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So was the turkey cooked when you got home?
MOXOMUMD
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And more importantly.........
Was it still wearing glasses?
Not a broad, but old enough to be the parent of many of these Sageteers.
Supper or dinner? I think it's somewhat of a regional definition. My parents used to call dinner, either dinner or supper (just to make it more confusing).
But I didn't realize that other people had a different interpretation of supper. Years ago, I went to visit friends of my parents, who lived up in northern Maine. They told me to stop by for supper. So I showed up at 5:30 (not too early, not too late, I figured). They were happy to see me, as they thought I had forgotten their invitation. Perplexed, I felt bad and asked them if they had supper early, maybe 5:00? They laughed, and told me that supper (for them) meant more of a midday meal. Hence, I'm not sure if this was a regional preference, or if it was just their own interpretation of the word?!
Hmm . . . the supper/dinner plot thickens . . .
I know...a day late, but....dinner is nice and at the table - could be any time after noon, supper is any meal in the evening. At least that's how we roll here.
Just having fun with the multi-quote, I felt obliged to quote this quote...
I've been known to drink coffee in the morning, again around lunch, and again after dinner (never with) and still be able to sleep peacefully throughout the night.
The only thing that keeps me up at night is alcohol, and, of all things, orange juice.
Especially the two combined.
I do no caffeine of any kind at any time - it is a drug. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise. A stimulant that is very bad for your heart and nervous system. Now....alcohol is a different matter. Depressants don't really damage anything in your body except the ability to think straight and (if over consumed, possibly your liver and kidneys). Hopefully I will be able to get to sleep tonight as I am drinking orange juice with Capt. Morgan (and a little key lime juice left over from our Old Key West party).
Quick...STOP HER! Sorry. I got 6 credits into my educational administration program and gave it up - I want to experience all sides of education - positive and negative. The principal gig seems to be focused too much on the negative the majority of the time. I've had 4 different principals in my 20 years in education and none of them have maintained their 'humanity' through doing that job (sorry @StarWarsGirl95 , but your old friend and I are not on good terms right now).
Happy Tuesday, all!
MOXOMUMD
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Mmmmm frozen chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick. 
(And I don't have a picture so @Soarin' Over Pgh doesn't try to jump through the screen 
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(And I don't have a picture so @Soarin' Over Pgh doesn't try to jump through the screen )
trr1
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here you goMmmmm frozen chocolate covered cheesecake on a stick.
StarWarsGirl
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Which one, Mr. A or Mr. M? Mr. A was way too good a teacher to go into administration. Mr. M too (I never had him, but my friend did).
acishere
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This is the small Nissan hatchback in the States:some companies put different names or even model exclusives to certain countries.
here is the MICRA
and a "high level" March
Micra = 4 doors, more luxury, AC included automatic windows..etc.. and some had a glass panel on top.
March = cheapened 2/4 door version , almost everything is standard.
We never got either the March or Micro here.
Mr. A is an now an assistant principal. I have a lot of respect for him and I think the kids do also. I can only imagine how good he was in the classroom (I had his father as a teacher!). Mr. M is in my doghouse right now. Made promises he didn't keep, making decisions based on politics over people. Typical things that tend to turn good people into bad administrators.
But enough of that. Happy Tuesday!
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