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Kicker55 @Kicker55 (243) • United States 9 Mar 07

Well I did some fiddling around with my profile finally and I like it. Although their are a few problems. For instance, the first problem is that I am unable to customize the buttons on my friends, photos, and discussions list...

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palmersb I think your new profile looks great- Nice job! Are you a webmaster? I'd like to know how you added some of the things you did to your profile, such as the button that says "online/not online right now". You must have spent a lot of time working on that page-...

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mjsdls @mjsdls (1840) • United States 8 Mar 07

child be before being unsupervised in the bath tube? My child is very independent. He is almost 6 years old and for 2 years now he keeps asking me to give him privacy while taking a bath. I think he is to young to be unsupervised....

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palmersb I tend to agree with you, but then I've never had a typical child. Mine has Downs Syndrome and I've never been able to leave him unsupervised. You could try doing what I do. I leave the bathroom door open a small crack so I can see in at him. He has his...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 7 Mar 07

We've all seen it. Anyone who suffers from a little extra poundage knows the look. I call it "The Fat Look." It goes something like this: You're at a pot luck and you are so excited because of all the good food loving hands...

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palmersb Amen and halleluia to that!

7 Mar 07

palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 7 Mar 07

We've all seen it. Anyone who suffers from a little extra poundage knows the look. I call it "The Fat Look." It goes something like this: You're at a pot luck and you are so excited because of all the good food loving hands...

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sally989 @sally989 (20) • China 4 Mar 09

Start with the outstanding ,then the good things ,then the mundane things,then the not-so-good things,then the very not-so-good thing,then the terrible things . Why should you be gratefull for the terrible things with feelings of...

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palmersb Start with the outstanding ,then the good things ,then the mundane things,then the not-so-good things,then the very not-so-good thing,then the terrible things . Why should you be gratefull for the terrible things with feelings of gratitude feels so good...

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estherlou @estherlou (5015) • United States 29 Dec 06

That is when you start into one room to do something and by the time you get there, you forget what you were going to do! I do that a lot...expecially if someone talks to me on the way...it seems as if I can only handle one...

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palmersb What, it took you till age 40 before you started having those "Senior Moments?" I'm not sure, but someone who shall remain nameless has had them all her life. When I was little I had "Premie moments" it sounded like this "But Mom, I forgot I had a cookie, can...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 7 Mar 07

I don't know about you, but I have to have my sweets, even if they are fake. Now this is a reason to live! Here's a great Cheesecake recipe for diabetics- it melts in your mouth. Okay, so it's fake cheesecake- but oh well, at...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 6 Mar 07

Hi all, here is my tried and true smoothie recipe. It's really great. It tastes good and takes the edge off when I need a snack but don't want to run my sugar out of the roof. It also has a lot of bulk and will fill you up for a...

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palmersb Thank you! I will certainly add you as a friend- not sure how to do that, but I will try to figure it out. If you have a moment perhaps you could tell me how to add a friend. I appreciate your help. Have a great day!

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 6 Mar 07

Hi all, here is my tried and true smoothie recipe. It's really great. It tastes good and takes the edge off when I need a snack but don't want to run my sugar out of the roof. It also has a lot of bulk and will fill you up for a...

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villageanne @villageanne (8553) • United States 28 Feb 07

Food can be expensive but when you are a diabetic, it is even worse. This is a frugal way to make snack bars for the diabetic. Who says eating heathy has to cost an arm and a leg? Enjoy. The first time I made these bars, they...

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palmersb This sounds like a great recipe. Do you by any chance know how many sugars, carbs, fats, calories it has? I am planning to try it. Do you use this recipe strictly for snacks, or do you use it as a meal substitute. Also, do you keep it in the refrigerator, and...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 5 Mar 07

Yep, it's me again, looking for more cake tips. What is your biggest cake seller? I'm looking for some fun alternatives to the traditional chocolate and white cakes. Do you give samples of your cakes before people order them?...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 5 Mar 07

Hi. I am wondering if anyone can share some tips on what to price my cakes. I work with buttercream and painted fondant. I don't want to outprice my cakes or be unrealistic, however, I'd like to make a little money on them. The...

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palmersb Thanks for your great comments. I want to go on record that if I ever make $800 per cake I think I will just move my bed, couch, easy chair, and all my clothes into the stove and live there! Can you imagine being so in demand that your cakes are worth $800? I...

5 Mar 07

sanell @sanell (2112) • United States 25 Feb 07

sorry for the caps, but we did sell our house and now we have to figure out where we are going to be living. I have been given a bunch of houses to look at but they are all nothing that i wouuld want to buy, we agreed that we...

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palmersb I am the poster child of moving- or at least I should be. My husband is a pastor and has moved me from town to town. It is definitely no fun to have to "start over" every 2-3 years, and I identify and sypathize with you. The one thing that has kept me sane...

5 Mar 07

palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 5 Mar 07

Are you married to the pastor? How do people introduce you to others? Do they say "This is my pastor's wife"? Or do they introduce you by using your first name. Have you ever introduced someone else as the "Pastor's Wife?" Do...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 5 Mar 07

Do people refer to you as the "Pastor's wife" or the "Preacher's Wife"? How does that make you feel? It used to bother me a lot when people introduced me as their "Pastor's wife" instead of by my name. It was as if I was a...

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aberpiggy @aberpiggy (90) 26 Sep 06

my friend has a down syndrome child the same age as my younger daughter, both age 6. she is being a nightmare at the moment with...

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palmersb My son has DS. He is 16 years old now. When he was around age 6 he did the same thing as your friend's younger daughter. He would run off down the street, and disappear. We installed a lock at the top of our doors so he couldn't get out of the house (beware,...

5 Mar 07

timhinyy @timhinyy (1653) • United States 21 Feb 09

what kind of pc software games do you like to play me personally i like the puzzle games like wheel of fortune, family feud, deal or no deal is fun too not sure if anyone remembers the you dont know jack series not too sure if...

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palmersb what kind of pc software games do you like to play me personally i like the puzzle games like wheel of fortune, family feud, deal or no deal is fun too not sure if anyone remembers the you dont know jack series not too sure if they still make those my...

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palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 5 Mar 07

Hi. I am wondering if anyone can share some tips on what to price my cakes. I work with buttercream and painted fondant. I don't want to outprice my cakes or be unrealistic, however, I'd like to make a little money on them. The...

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palmersb Thanks so much for your kind comments! I really appreciate such a fast response- I'll take your advice!

5 Mar 07

palmersb @palmersb (21) • United States 5 Mar 07

Hi. I am wondering if anyone can share some tips on what to price my cakes. I work with buttercream and painted fondant. I don't want to outprice my cakes or be unrealistic, however, I'd like to make a little money on them. The...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 3 Jan 07

I have tried using fondant for decorating cakes one time and was pleased with the results, but not pleased with the time it took to accomplish the project. Do I just need to work the fondant more?Can fondant be flavored? I'm not...

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palmersb Hi! I am working on building my cake decorating business. I am excited at the results I've gotten working with fondant. I buy mine already made in the box- not ready to make it yet. I roll it with a rolling pin that I bought at a cake decorating store- not a...

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