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Children in the age of Reason09 Jul 2004 12:51 GMT4
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                       by Hank Phillips              (1/8/1990)
                     (Freeman 78753PHIL)
       A characteristic shared by the intellectuals of the
grrr kmart09 Jul 2004 10:49 GMT5
I go to laybuy Josh bike for his birthday today and guess what I can't pick
it up before Oct31st~ Like yeah that works his bday is JULY! So trusty
plastic pays and I have to explain to hubby why I bought it not laybuyed
it......grrrrr
tonka toys09 Jul 2004 09:06 GMT5
does anyone have any of the big metal tonka trucks? how are they for an
almost 2yo? i would be worried that DS would lift up the metal tray bit at
the back & slam it down hard & slice off a finger. is plastic better or are
the tonka ones pretty safe?
Normal 9 yo "phase"?09 Jul 2004 07:29 GMT5
I don't know if my nine-year-old is going through something or not....she
seems to have no interest in taking the initiative to play with any of her
friends. She gets invited to birthday parties and goes to them. She gets
invited to friends' houses. But, she never seems to ...
California has prohibited its public schools from administering IQ tests to Black students09 Jul 2004 07:28 GMT17
California Struggles to Hide Black Inferiority
Report; Posted on: 2004-07-07 00:19:25 [ Printer friendly ]
Racist if you do, racist if you don't.
by Alex Wells
another toy question09 Jul 2004 05:34 GMT6
what age are those hoppers (the big rubber bouncy things that we had when we
were young like at
http://www.bigw.com.au/catalogue%2011-07-04/site/pages/30/b.jpg) suitable
for?
sandpits09 Jul 2004 04:25 GMT11
after thinking long & hard about what to get DS for his 2nd birthday, we
think a sandpit is the go for his main present. DH will be building it. he
has some plans in a better home & gardens book & he is pretty handy. it's a
raised rectangle & it's got a little house in one corner & ...
It died :( 09 Jul 2004 04:21 GMT11
Guess what died last night....
The washing machine...(you were thinking a person huh?)  So now its time to
buy another one...
Dh is thinking ebay, Im thinking brand new, A friend is willing to give us a
NCTTD09 Jul 2004 04:12 GMT3
Non-Cute Things They Do.
DS looked a bit unwell wen I picked him up from day care, and when we reached
the shopping centre he was really clingy, wanting to be held all the time, and
felt hot.  Thought he had to be coming down with another cold -- he told me
How family law affects behavior09 Jul 2004 03:17 GMT6
   I do some work at home before going in to the office in the morning, and
I usually have NBC's Today show on as I am doing so.  Normally, there's
little of interest to me, and I keep it on just in case there's any breaking
news.  The show is not much more than a series of ...
FAO Bimbette09 Jul 2004 02:33 GMT5
I found the perfect toy for you..  :p
For those cravings, when you can't wait till maccas opens..
It is in this weeks Big W toy catalogue..  It is a McDonalds Drive Through
Kitchen.
Chippies!!!09 Jul 2004 01:53 GMT2
Has anyone tried the new Hawaiian Pizza noughts * crosses Twisties?  They're not too
bad....something you'd call an 'acquired taste'.  Anyway, I got DS to try one , he
sniffed inside the pack, scrunched up his little nose and said "pew, tink"  then
made vomit noises!   he then ...
Spiderman 2 movie09 Jul 2004 00:20 GMT9
Would you take a 9.9 year old kid to see Spiderman 2? My mentee has been
asking for weeks. He saw the first one without problems.
A reviewer said he took his 8-year old kid. Said the kid was scared in one
or two places, but no big deal.
The world is going to hell...08 Jul 2004 23:53 GMT2
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3872905.stm
Greedy woman, she gets 2 houses worth 1 million pounds, 250,000 pounds in
cash and 12,500 pounds a years for each of their 3 children. Now he has to
make sure she can live independently into the future, that isn't his
Hi :-)08 Jul 2004 22:42 GMT23
Hi there, my name is Nichole, I have a 10 year old daughter, and am
expecting my new daughter around 23rd August 2004. Have lived in the states
for nearly 5 years now, and am planning our move back home to NSW, complete
with yankee hubby ;-) late this year.
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