ajrwdwgirl
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yep, when I went to Europe I got travel insurance too because our health insurance didn’t cover overseas. Didn’t want to pay out of pocket for any emergency.
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yep, when I went to Europe I got travel insurance too because our health insurance didn’t cover overseas. Didn’t want to pay out of pocket for any emergency.
JenniferS
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I have travel insurance for when I go to Buffalo.
We actually have a yearly policy that offers unlimited trips of up to 11 days each. We’ll be switching that to a more expensive, more comprehensive package once we pick up the RV. 11 days won’t cut it.
78 here in the sun - much warmer than the 56 where we used to live in Wisconsin…..
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SteveBrickNJ
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Did any of you ever try this? It's tasty!
JenniferS
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Looks great!
It was 73 degrees today. 
The weather was perfect. Not hot, not cold. Just perfect. We kept the kids out a few minutes longer for recess... especially since the next three days are rainy/snowy. I had the windows open in my classroom, and now I have the windows open at home. I'm soaking it all in.
The weather was perfect. Not hot, not cold. Just perfect. We kept the kids out a few minutes longer for recess... especially since the next three days are rainy/snowy. I had the windows open in my classroom, and now I have the windows open at home. I'm soaking it all in.
SteveBrickNJ
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We purchased the airfare on Aer Lingus's website last night.Everybody celebrate with me. My wife wants to go to Ireland with me this August!Flying out of NJ Monday night 8/9 and returning back home Tues August 16th. I am so excited!!! View attachment 622405Here is the new map after I did additional research....
It feels really official now
NYwdwfan
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I love those.
trr1
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they have many flavors and I liked most of them
JenniferS
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trr1
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is this Celsius or Fahrenheit
JenniferS
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Fahrenheit. (40° C is 104° F.)
Wow, that's one hot March in Cananadia.
NYwdwfan
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She’s learned either tell us in Fahrenheit or be prepared to translate.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I was part of the crossover generation. The metric system was introduced to the curriculum when I was in grades 4 and 5. That, combined with an abundance of US tv channels growing up, pretty much guaranteed I am equally competent (or incompetent as it may be) in both systems.
Mike was only one year behind me in school, but he in not proficient in °F at all. And to my kids, °F might as well be Greek.
Just a reminder though:
