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Re: Retry, Sort of

Posted by ExhaustedMom on February 02, 2002 at 20:56:46:

In Reply to: Re: Retry, Sort of posted by Big Sleepy on February 02, 2002 at 15:16:09:

Hi there, Big Sleepy! You seem like a together kind of guy. Done a lot of thinking, and changed a lot of things in your life. I love a good success story! :o) Things are getting kinda tense with the posting. Removal of strings, etc., when I posted for Sandman yesterday, now got to see a post before it got removed today. I think sometimes we're misunderstood when we post, and it's a shame. When I read the removed one again, I had a totally different take on the post, and it's a shame that that person can't be heard. Depressing, when you've found a place to call home, and later on they just tell you to shut up and go to your room! Kind of like my house, really, but that's a whole other story! ;O)

I think we have lives! I have moved into the corner of my living room at the computer desk. Got everything I need here for a night of surfing the forums. Hubby upstairs playing WWF with my step-son, the rest of the munchkins asleep. Took my 2nd dose of Ritalin late today- I do that on the weekends sometimes. Forgot what life was like after 9PM! Enjoy the exchanges between all the intelligent and kind folks at these forums. Have a great evening!

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