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mamaoftwins2
10-18-2011 at 04:19 AM.
10-18-2011 at 04:19 AM.
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Hi there! If you still need a kohls q pm me your email. Smilie
Hi, thanks so much but I dont need it now..I needed it yesterday as DS has PJ today at school and I forgot to buy him new PJ from target (he has PJ but he was outgrowing them)
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lisapdreamer
10-18-2011 at 07:25 AM.
10-18-2011 at 07:25 AM.
GroupwaveMorning, friends!

Today is Trevor's first Birthday!!!
Happybday
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slowtech
10-18-2011 at 07:57 AM.
10-18-2011 at 07:57 AM.
morning.

happy bday trevor!

besides rearranging freezers sil and i went to see footloose this past wknd. i made her buy me popcorn b/c i didn't want to see the movie. good thing too b/c it kept me occupied for half the movie. story line was full of holes and the movie dragged. kenny wormald had a horrible boston accent which he seemed to constantly forget. one of my roommates in college was from boston so i know. he kinda reminded me of shia labeouf from indiana jones and transformers. sil agreed the movie wasn't very good and said they should have had julianne hough sing since she's a singer. the best part of the movie was the dance scene the last 5 minutes of the movie. btw- i never saw the first footloose so i can't compare. so don't waste your money. and lots of teen/adult subject matter so not good for little kids.

then we snuck into the last 45 minutes of real steel that the teens and my dh were watching. i think we missed all the character development and saw most of the fight scenes. me and sil didn't think that movie was all that great either but the teens and dh liked it. probably the fighting. it does have good reviews. i think this is one of those movies that will look better on the big screen b/c of the big robots and boxing. if you have a really big screen tv at home you could probably get away w/ it but otherwise i think it's one of those rainy day keep the teens occupied at a discount movie kind of movie. it was not a wow! you have to see this movie kind of movie. not recommended for little kids.
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thismom4deals
10-18-2011 at 08:16 AM.
10-18-2011 at 08:16 AM.
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GroupwaveMorning, friends!

Today is Trevor's first Birthday!!!
Happybday
Happy bday Trevor!!!


Sooooo ST, how likely is the weather forecast to change between now and then?! Big Grin.......
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10-18-2011 at 09:01 AM.
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GroupwaveMorning, friends!

Today is Trevor's first Birthday!!!
Happybday
Awwe what a glorious day! Happy Birthday Trevor!!


There is a nice fraud conversation in deals..already been a mod in there this morning. LOL
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10-18-2011 at 10:09 AM.
10-18-2011 at 10:09 AM.
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Sounds yummy. I love muffins.
Oh, they were so good. This recipe made 18 for me, so hubby brought in half a dozen and shared them with his coworkers, and the kids and I enjoyed them for breakfast this morning.

Happy birthday to Trevor!!!!
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slowtech
10-18-2011 at 10:12 AM.
10-18-2011 at 10:12 AM.
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Sooooo ST, how likely is the weather forecast to change between now and then?! Big Grin.......
could do a 180 turnaround. it's hard to say so far out. by friday will be a much better forecast. but what you pack probably won't change much. long sleeves, sweater/hoodie/fleece and then lined jacket that doesn't let wind thru, long pants. not cold enough yet for winter coats, wool, thermals, gloves or scarves. just stick your hands in your pockets at night but there may be a few people who wear gloves at night. i always just leave them in my jkt pocket just in case. maybe hat but not winter hat. the city will be a little warmer, maybe up to 5 degrees than the surrounding areas b/c of all the concrete and blacktop retaining the heat. but if it's not cloudy at night, all the heat will radiate back out at night and get chilly. can also be windy b/c of the canyon effect from the tall buildings in midtown.

people used to say it's sweater weather. i think if you have a water resistant fleece jacket or insulated rain coat for an outer layer on top of that at night, you should be good to go. it's weird but columbia and north face jackets are popular here if you don't need to dress up. esp in boston which is a big college town and a little colder than here. but you will see lots of them here too and wearing columbia is not a fashion statement by any means, it's a practical one. since we are not popping in and out of cars and have to walk alot, you kinda have to dress like you are going hiking. knapsacks are always popular too.

what's popular for women here are those weather resistant quilted or fleece lined microfiber jackets almost to the knee in black that's not a hiking jacket but not a formal coat either. looks like this but most people buy black w/ contrasting lining. of course i have one too. it's dressier than an actual hiking jacket and great just in case it rains.
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/pro...6spc%3D140

mine is probably a little more like this. it's by london fog (raincoat company)
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/pro...Type=PDPZ1

oh, another thing. new yorkers love to wear black. everything black. in the wintertime, at least 90% of the people wear black winter coats. a majority of women carry black handbags. if you are all colorful on the subway platform, everybody knows you don't live in ny or not native anyway. but anyway, when traveling, dark colors disguise dirt. but if you don't have a black wardrobe, it's ok. midtown is full of tourists anyway.

and most people wear jeans unless they can't wear them to work. and you will see lots of young women wearing leggings and jeggings and not covering their butt. there will be some fashion victims. i like to people watch and spot the fashion victims when i am in au bon pain/dunkin donuts/starbucks and sit by the window.

speaking of food. if you would like to grab healthier food than mcdonalds, bk, wendys, etc. there are many regional sandwich/salad chains that are very decent and are all over the place. you can also go in there for a pastry and a cup of coffee to take a break, use the bathroom, breakfast, etc. soup and/or sandwich and a drink will run just under $10. pastry and coffee will be $4-5 so i usually try to go to dunkin donuts for breakfast or maybe mcdonalds. my favorite is french vanilla coffee, light and sweet at dunkin donuts. you should also try a boston creme donut there. that is their most popular flavor. right now they also have pumpkin donuts and muffins and coffee for fall.

au bon pain- i usually get breakfast there when i go into the city b/c i usually arrive b4 the stores open
http://www.aubonpain.com/
pret a manger- more expensive. my mom likes to go there for soup. (chain from the UK)
http://www.pret.com/us/
pax foods- my favorite in the 34th street/macys area
https://www.paxfood.com/
cosi's (little more expensive)
http://www.getcosi.com/
starbucks

also popular right now are japanese ramen places for noodle soups. about $10 b/c they are sit down and waitered. there is a fast food one right on 42nd street off 8th ave near the corner i think next to chevy's.

there are also many large fancy korean delis with huge salad bars all over the city. just look for one that has a sign outside that says they have seating. they are good for breakfast, lunch, snacks, etc. if you do get a salad, just be careful you don't get a lot of heavy stuff, esp fruit like melons. your salad will end up way over $10. they usually have a hot food bar too, soups and a grill for breakfast and sandwiches. lots of people run in there and get a bagel and cream cheese, ham and egg on a bun, etc and coffee for breakfast if they want hot food for breakfast instead of a pastry and coffee from a cart.

oh, and i have noticed a strange thing. if you are ever walking around the financial district during lunchtime or when people are getting out of work, you will notice that the men are generally very tall. it's weird.
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thismom4deals
10-18-2011 at 03:03 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:03 PM.
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oh, and i have noticed a strange thing. if you are ever walking around the financial district during lunchtime or when people are getting out of work, you will notice that the men are generally very tall. it's weird.
I am about 4'11" or so....everyone seems tall. All the time. laugh out loud

I guess they will just seem extra tall Roll

Oh and my fashion sense doesn't fit in anywhere because I don't have any Stick Out Tongue I hate dressing up. I would be happy wearing my sweats all the time...thought I try to refrain from that. Sounds like I am on track for weather-appropriate clothing though. I am a hoodie kinda gal so that and my rain/wind-resistant jacket and I should be good to go Smilie
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getgreen09
10-18-2011 at 03:24 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:24 PM.
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I am about 4'11" or so....everyone seems tall. All the time. laugh out loud

I guess they will just seem extra tall Roll

Oh and my fashion sense doesn't fit in anywhere because I don't have any Stick Out Tongue I hate dressing up. I would be happy wearing my sweats all the time...thought I try to refrain from that. Sounds like I am on track for weather-appropriate clothing though. I am a hoodie kinda gal so that and my rain/wind-resistant jacket and I should be good to go Smilie
ok, now, i realize different people feel cold at different temps, and you're coming from the south and all that, BUT, that forecast shows 65-ish. so in Manhattan, with the wind tunnel between buildings etc say 58-60.

but, you'd be walking a lot. and that warms you up. i don't know that i would recommend tons and tons of layers.

then again, i've always found that tourists in NYC dress far warmer than I do in real life. I guess I'm used to colder climes. And NYC always seems warm to me. Even in the dead of winter, it just doesn't have that "bite" in the air.

60 degrees to me is balmy. Spring weather. Short sleeves and dresses and bare legs. But what do I know. laugh out loud
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10-18-2011 at 03:31 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:31 PM.
Quote from getgreen09 View quoted comment :
ok, now, i realize different people feel cold at different temps, and you're coming from the south and all that, BUT, that forecast shows 65-ish. so in Manhattan, with the wind tunnel between buildings etc say 58-60.
Since when is Iowa in the south Huh
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getgreen09
10-18-2011 at 03:36 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:36 PM.
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Since when is Iowa in the south Huh
Iowa? I thought she was in Georgia.


LMAO

I can't keep your 3-D locations straight, people. I only know where you are located in my life: on my computer.

bounce


ETA: and no self-respecting Iowan is going to need multiple layers in NYC in 60 degree weather. shake head laugh out loud so there... even better! bring out the dresses!
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10-18-2011 at 03:53 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:53 PM.
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Since when is Iowa in the south Huh
We've though about moving Iowa south, we'd like to warmer, but it's just too hard to load up all the corn, hogs, and chickens. laugh out loud
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slowtech
10-18-2011 at 03:55 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:55 PM.
Quote from getgreen09 View quoted comment :
ok, now, i realize different people feel cold at different temps, and you're coming from the south and all that, BUT, that forecast shows 65-ish. so in Manhattan, with the wind tunnel between buildings etc say 58-60.

but, you'd be walking a lot. and that warms you up. i don't know that i would recommend tons and tons of layers.

then again, i've always found that tourists in NYC dress far warmer than I do in real life. I guess I'm used to colder climes. And NYC always seems warm to me. Even in the dead of winter, it just doesn't have that "bite" in the air.

60 degrees to me is balmy. Spring weather. Short sleeves and dresses and bare legs. But what do I know. laugh out loud
gg- you are in colder climes!

the layers part comes in handy when you are out all day. when the sun is shining it can be actually rather warm. but once the sun goes down it's usually rather chilly. when i'm in ny i can be there from 8am till almost midnite so you have to dress for everything, carry water, carry an umbrella, etc. and they are going to the statue of liberty one day which is in the middle of the water so it can be very blustery out there, even in the middle of the day. also if they go to the top of the empire state building it's outdoors and also can be very windy up there. ditto top of the rock. and sometimes they have the air conditioning on in the subway and many buildings even when it's cold out cuz they forget to turn it off.

you will probably see people out and about in shorts and flip flops too. but that's just for errands and short hauls. i've even seen people shoveling snow dressed like that. but you can't be out and about all day like that.
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10-18-2011 at 03:59 PM.
10-18-2011 at 03:59 PM.
oh and the ferry to the statue will almost be guaranteed to be windy and chilly outside.
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10-18-2011 at 04:21 PM.
10-18-2011 at 04:21 PM.
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oh and the ferry to the statue will almost be guaranteed to be windy and chilly outside.
you sound like mum! laugh out loud

honey, it's going to be cold on the water. no, mum, the sun's going to be beating down on us. no honey, you need to take a sweater and a wind jacket, you'll have ocean winds, it'll be windy.

back and forth. Stick Out Tongue

usually resulted in me taking extra (unnecessary) outerwear and then making the folks carry it. which results in more kvetching. drool

Rofl2

the great thing about growing up: you learn to become more stubborn. Big Grin
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