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[chroniclesofsuperbabies-blog]

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If I zoom out 10% it looks fine. If I'm not fullscreened, it overlaps even worse.

Gabby!! help!! 

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All done!I kept it very simple for you, and ran with the pastels.You get a one-time revision opportunity for me to log in and change anything you'd like done differently. It's 10:28pm over here so I'm hitting the sack, but I can make adjustments in the morning. :)

I looooveee it! Thank you!! 

Guys, check out my new theme, and get Gabby to make one for you!! $15 well spent! 

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slightlyawsm replied to your post “Give me good books to read, go, now.”

divergent series. matched series. i hope they serve beer in hell (and all other tucker max books.) anything by chelsea handler. everything by ellen hopkins.

I own and I've read all the Ellen Hopkins books along with the Divergent series and I can't wait for the last book to finally come out and they're making movies out of it and I'm super excited but I feel like the actress assigned to play Tris is going to screw it up. The others I haven't heard of though so I'll check those out, thank you. :)

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hugs to your family! sorry about the CPS bull! hope he pulls through quickly and no scrutiny comes your way. been there. it's horrible when your babies are ill and folks are questioning or pointing fingers as if you're responsible :( you shouldn't have to go through that! please keep up posted about your li'l man. love you!!

Love you too my dear ^_^

I will most certainly keep posted as much as I can, as I know William has an army of people waiting to hear how he's doing lol =P 

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slightlyawsm replied to your photo: I saw something on a parenting page asking if you...

I don’t personally mind the inconvenience, but I do mind that my child loves peanut butter and I shouldn’t have to tell her that she cannot have it at school because of other children. then my kid’s the one who feels bad. :/ nobody wins either way.

While I understand that it sucks your daughter cannot have it during the school day, my child can't have it.. ever.

It makes it difficult when I have to explain to my child (who can't yet understand) he can't have a, b, c, and d because he's allergic to one of the ingredients versus you explaining to your daughter she just can't have it during school allergies due to trying to protect another child.

And by no means am I saying that my sons feelings are more important, I'm just saying that as a parent with a child with allergies (who isn't even in school yet), I completely understand that it makes it difficult in a school setting. Or for that child with allergies, in any setting because you have to constantly check everything they eat, and ensure nobody is sneaking them food that they may be allergic to, or whatever be the case.

It's hard either way, but as for the peanut butter thing, I don't think a school necessarily has to "ban" peanut butter, but maybe have one designated table where the kids with PB that day can sit and ensure they wash their hands and such afterwards. A school just has to be incredibly precautious when it comes to a child's allergies, and I think that's why most schools just decide to ban it all together.