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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/10/2008 9:55:19 PM   
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LOL! Hi Lisa, Lisa, Mike and Dance4joy (I've forgotten your name--sorry)!

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/11/2008 7:31:09 AM   
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LLisa, I just can't believe the way you terrorize your children. Your taste for mischief and trouble have no limits, do they? Poor Timothy!

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/11/2008 8:06:36 AM   
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Hi, Magdaleine!

LisaP, LOL! And I'm sure you've never said anything to your kids without thinking how it might sound to them! Still, though, I will admit that I did think it was funny.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/11/2008 10:35:33 PM   
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And just think, Ellie-Mae's kids are well behaved, go figure... So when I met Davy Crocket and Ellie Mae for the first time, we were eating at a restaurant that I more or less frequented. At one point the waitress says "your children are very well behaved!"

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LLisa, I just can't believe the way you terrorize your children. Your taste for mischief and trouble have no limits, do they? Poor Timothy!


But Lisa, you are so innocent though. You mean that you terrorize your kids?

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/11/2008 10:42:35 PM   
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LOL! Hi Lisa, Lisa, Mike and Dance4joy (I've forgotten your name--sorry)!


Hiya Maggie, how's it going?

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/11/2008 11:23:31 PM   
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Hey Mike! Things are good for the most part. Definitely time for me to go to bed though.

By the way, I can easily see Lisa L. terrorizing her kids.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/11/2008 11:25:05 PM   
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Hi Maggie! Good to hear that you are doing good for the most part! I am getting tired myself. Not sure just how much longer I will be online this evening? Probably until I get bored and too tired myself.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/12/2008 8:03:32 AM   
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Of course I don't terrorize my kids. I just think it's cute when they are scared of giant pasquitoes.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/12/2008 8:20:02 AM   
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That was funny. I have never heard of a kid taking it that way before. It kind of reminds me of ESL students in college trying to get the hang of idioms and phrases. I remember one confused guy going around asking what "mean beans" meant. It was for an assignment and none of us could figure out what "mean beans" where either. the poor guy, looked at his homework and saying that it was supposed to be a common saying that Americans were supposed to know. None of us knew what "mean beans" were thought. Finally, one of us asked what exactly the question was. Finally he read the whole thing, "That doesn't mean beans." He though that "mean beans" was the only important part of that idiom figuring we could use "mean beans" in other sentences.

Anyway, I love hearing idioms from other countries. Most of them are quite obvious what they mean. I think that they are interesting.

I think that I need to go. I just heard Caleb say to Timothy sternly, "Timothy, Don't. Mom doesn't want us to change our bodies. I don't know why, but she doesn't."

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/12/2008 8:34:34 AM   
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Mean beans, Lol! That's funny.
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I think that I need to go. I just heard Caleb say to Timothy sternly, "Timothy, Don't. Mom doesn't want us to change our bodies. I don't know why, but she doesn't."




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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/12/2008 12:51:52 PM   
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Wow! you MUST be a hs mom! I just reread my last post and found out that I slaughtered the story with poor typing, and youu still got it.

About the body parts:

the kids are building a lego town sort of thing based on animal crossing. So they each have their own little houses and shops that trade things. One of the shops that they wanted to have the other day was a "body shop" where they can trade or buy body parts for their lego person. this was rather disturbing to me.

They told me that because I had called them down for squabbling. The problem was basically that they where taking on too big of a project without having a plan for how it was going to be carried out. I told them where to start and I, and I sized down the project. The body shop was one of the things that I told them not to do at this point. it worked and they were doing well until Timothy wanted to re-open the body shop.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/12/2008 5:17:49 PM   
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Wow! you MUST be a hs mom!


LOL! Just used to reading my husband's writing.


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the kids are building a lego town sort of thing based on animal crossing. So they each have their own little houses and shops that trade things. One of the shops that they wanted to have the other day was a "body shop" where they can trade or buy body parts for their lego person. this was rather disturbing to me.

They told me that because I had called them down for squabbling. The problem was basically that they where taking on too big of a project without having a plan for how it was going to be carried out. I told them where to start and I, and I sized down the project. The body shop was one of the things that I told them not to do at this point. it worked and they were doing well until Timothy wanted to re-open the body shop.


I think the body shop sounds like fun! It sounds like what I always imagined a body shop should be. I don't think I would be disturbed by it, personally.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 4/13/2008 10:25:34 AM   
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I LOVE the idea of the body shop! They're pushing you out of your box, Ellie Mae!

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 5/3/2008 1:36:37 PM   
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Howdy Lisa, I saw your latest blog entry and just had to comment:

We bought a van off Ebay! It's a '94 Dodge Ram van. It's in Illinois, so we'll have to drive over and get it, but we got it for $800 so we didn't have to go take out a loan on it. (Big sigh of relief!) We just have to sell our other van now. The motor is great in it, it's just the body that's falling apart. He replaced the starter and it hasn't had any more problems.

You mean that they are not gonna box it up and ship it UPS?

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 5/3/2008 2:49:27 PM   
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Lol! Well, I suppose I could ask if she ships...but we'd probably have to get a loan to pay for the shipping!

It's not very far from us. We're close to the border of Illinois anyway.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 5/3/2008 3:12:32 PM   
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Ahhh, okie dokie then!

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/14/2008 2:30:09 PM   
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I was finally getting tired and said, "Wow, Jay, you're making me get my exercise today!" and he answered, "That's okay--you were looking a little chubby."


Hi Lisa, I was just reading your blog again, gotta love children, right?

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/14/2008 7:49:43 PM   
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I was finally getting tired and said, "Wow, Jay, you're making me get my exercise today!" and he answered, "That's okay--you were looking a little chubby."


Hi Lisa, I was just reading your blog again, gotta love children, right?


Yeah, after I told my husband about what he said, I told him that we're going to have to make sure that when Jay gets a little older that he doesn't say that kind of thing to his girlfriend. Your mother can't break up with you over a statement like that, but a girlfriend might.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/14/2008 10:07:54 PM   
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My boyfriend, whose English wasn't as good as it should be, meant to compliment me on how well I did things like cook and sew, so he told me that I was very homely.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/15/2008 1:34:42 AM   
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I was finally getting tired and said, "Wow, Jay, you're making me get my exercise today!" and he answered, "That's okay--you were looking a little chubby."


Hi Lisa, I was just reading your blog again, gotta love children, right?


Yeah, after I told my husband about what he said, I told him that we're going to have to make sure that when Jay gets a little older that he doesn't say that kind of thing to his girlfriend. Your mother can't break up with you over a statement like that, but a girlfriend might.


Yeah, that wouldn't probably go over too well otherwise.



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My boyfriend, whose English wasn't as good as it should be, meant to compliment me on how well I did things like cook and sew, so he told me that I was very homely.


Oops!

I never used to be as good with words as I am now. When I was in my young 20's, a friend of mine lost some weight and I commented on how they didn't look as fat as they used to.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/15/2008 8:05:36 AM   
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My boyfriend, whose English wasn't as good as it should be, meant to compliment me on how well I did things like cook and sew, so he told me that I was very homely.


ROFLOL! Did you know that he meant it as a compliment at the time?

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When I was in my young 20's, a friend of mine lost some weight and I commented on how they didn't look as fat as they used to.


Oh, goodness! Mike! That's terrible!

When I was a kid, I remember a friend of mine telling me that she was ugly. I tried to cheer her up and make her feel better. I said, "You're not that ugly. Your hair is ugly, but your face is really kind of pretty."

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/15/2008 8:27:23 AM   
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"You're not that ugly. Your hair is ugly, but your face is really kind of pretty."

Oops!

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ROFLOL! Did you know that he meant it as a compliment at the time?

I think I got upset enough at his comment, and him so bewildered, that the correct message finally got through.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/15/2008 12:22:48 PM   
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I would post something, but I gotta catch up on that blog!!

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/15/2008 4:17:14 PM   
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My boyfriend, whose English wasn't as good as it should be, meant to compliment me on how well I did things like cook and sew, so he told me that I was very homely.


ROFLOL! Did you know that he meant it as a compliment at the time?

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When I was in my young 20's, a friend of mine lost some weight and I commented on how they didn't look as fat as they used to.


Oh, goodness! Mike! That's terrible!




Well she was a good sport about it. She took it was what I meant it to be, a compliment. She said thank you and then very politely mentioned to me how I could better say the same thing next time instead.

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RE: Lisa's Break Room - 6/15/2008 9:40:51 PM   
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At least one of you had some tact!

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