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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Lucky
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I was looking at college financial aid eligibility info. There are certain "special circumstances" you can ask to be considered, like having responsibility for care of an elderly parent. They also listed examples of things that don't qualify as special circumstances. One was "lawn care." 
See, they don't like Vegans either.I was looking at college financial aid eligibility info. There are certain "special circumstances" you can ask to be considered, like having responsibility for care of an elderly parent. They also listed examples of things that don't qualify as special circumstances. One was "lawn care."
Nemo14
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I don't miss going through that at all. Have you had the joy of filling out FAFSA forms yet?I was looking at college financial aid eligibility info. There are certain "special circumstances" you can ask to be considered, like having responsibility for care of an elderly parent. They also listed examples of things that don't qualify as special circumstances. One was "lawn care."
Lucky
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Not yet but the lawn care thing was from their site.
If my neighbors complain about weeds spreading from my lawn to theirs, I'm blaming
trr1
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September 29th
- National Coffee Day
- VFW Day
- National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day – Last Friday in September
The best part of Parks and Rec was April and Leslie.
In the Florida heat, I'd do more than one quick shower throughout the week.
Lucky
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Forget that. I’m swimming at Epcot!Especially now that you can save time by taking showers in the parks...
Nemo14
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Clearly you had bad parents.
Is there any other kind?
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Yesterday, I walked past a table in the cafeteria (looked like a family group there -- mother, father, and two teenagers). From a distance, I could see that they all had their heads bowed down, like they were in prayer.
As I came closer to the table I could see that each one was staring down at his/her phone. Silent, no discussion, and plenty of food still on their plates, so they hadn't even finished their lunch yet . . .
Family "quality time" circa, 2017.
As I came closer to the table I could see that each one was staring down at his/her phone. Silent, no discussion, and plenty of food still on their plates, so they hadn't even finished their lunch yet . . .
Family "quality time" circa, 2017.
Lucky
Well-Known Member
Maybe it's our fault - they might be reading all of our wonderful posts on here.Yesterday, I walked past a table in the cafeteria (looked like a family group there -- mother, father, and two teenagers). From a distance, I could see that they all had their heads bowed down, like they were in prayer.
As I came closer to the table I could see that each one was staring down at his/her phone. Silent, no discussion, and plenty of food still on their plates, so they hadn't even finished their lunch yet . . .
Family "quality time" circa, 2017.
Nemo14
Well-Known Member
They were probably texting each other - family communication 2017Yesterday, I walked past a table in the cafeteria (looked like a family group there -- mother, father, and two teenagers). From a distance, I could see that they all had their heads bowed down, like they were in prayer.
As I came closer to the table I could see that each one was staring down at his/her phone. Silent, no discussion, and plenty of food still on their plates, so they hadn't even finished their lunch yet . . .
Family "quality time" circa, 2017.