Backstage_Gal
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Oh no, I killed the thread!
Just sadin'.kpk89 said:Yankee grocers DO stock grits. I've seen them. On the waaaaay top shelf, in the gray box. Oh wait, the BOX isn't gray ... it's just the DUST because it's the token grit box and NObody buys them.
Amykpk89 said:Hey, E -- (Can I call you E?) We welcome weird. Embrace it, even. Let your freak flag FLY!
Welcome.
Minnie said:OMG everyone I am the mother of a teenager![]()
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DS turned 13 yesterday and fun was had by all. Teenager yikes![]()
) I'm takin DS and his girlfriend out for his FIRST (ok fine, his first LEGAL) beer!!
I go from uncontrollable crying, to ''havent they left yet?! " Amy, my guess would be that it's at a Piggly Wiggly ::cop: !!!!!!!!!!!GeorgiaAristocat said:Minnie Moo ~ excellent shot. Is that at the Winn-Dixie?
Amy

Embrace the grits, and they will embrace you. . .and you can use cooked grits as a passable epoxy in a pinch. . .Minnie_Moo said:Just sadin'.
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I figure birthday party goodie bags alone count for a third of China's GNP. I tried to convince Doc that we should break the mold and not have any child bring a present (we have the only grandchild on Doc's side of the family, so presents aren't needed) and further, we should be more bohemian and eschew giving away gifts. I just don't get it. sleepydog25 said:Forgive the double post (or not--I don't care since I haven't finished my caffeine fix this morning), but I have a Friday morning grump out. When did this moronic idea first take root that when you have a birthday party, you give gifts back to the kids who come?? You already provide games, cake, ice cream, and likely candy. . .and THEN comes a goodie bag to take home?!I figure birthday party goodie bags alone count for a third of China's GNP. I tried to convince Doc that we should break the mold and not have any child bring a present (we have the only grandchild on Doc's side of the family, so presents aren't needed) and further, we should be more bohemian and eschew giving away gifts. I just don't get it.
The preceding rant was sponsored in part by Epoxy Grits, your "clog up the pipes" grits company.
sleepydog25 said:I figure birthday party goodie bags alone count for a third of China's GNP.
Loubon said:Saw this at Downtown Disney and just had to grab the camera....
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Now if the picture isn't freaky enough, imagine the dummy (in that ventriloquist dummy kind of voice) yelling "Cheese" while I took the picture! (It had to be the dummy talking because the girl was a mime. Wait a minute, the dummy is a mime too. Then who was talking?![]()
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We don't do goody bags. I oppose goody bags. Too.
Embrace the grits, and they will embrace you. . .and you can use cooked grits as a passable epoxy in a pinch. . .
Grammyof2 said:Last night I attended a meeting![]()
Here are the notes I took:
4) Dre changed the meeting dates till a time to be determined by her
Is Saturday the 30th good for you?![]()
You must come unclothed with a fanny pack!!![]()
Well actually "goody bags" started innocently enough, with the stuff left over from the pinata, or games, etc... just little teeny tiny candies, maybe a pencil... 10 gift bags for under $5 - seriously... then all these yuppies became parents and had to out "gift" the Joneses.. and there you have it...drebert said:Good for you guys!! I think goody bags are the stupidest thing somebody ever came up with. It's supposed to be about the birthday child! Not the guests!
The society that is being created where people think they "deserve" everything is ridiculous!
I'm with ya guys! Oppose goody bags!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the pediatrician kept getting new measuring tapes - he said his chest couldnt be bigger than his head!! 