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I liked the one of the (angel? fairy?) little boy laying on top of the life-sized doll.

No advice, as I'm not a parent, but I'm interested in the responses as this is what we plan to do. Hubby will be working from home and taking care of the gremlins, and he has a pretty flexible schedule which should make it easier. I'd like to hear from the moms who had to go back to work...

Maybe I was subconsciously being selfish (maybe consciously?). Next time we'll make it an IHB get together :)

Ha. We went to the one in Woodbridge, by the "dollar" theatre. I've only been the the Spectrum location once - it's nice but when it's full it's too crowded.

Did anyone go last night for their promotion ($2.70 for burger and fries)? We went, and the line seemed pretty long but we stuck it out. Waited about 45 minutes and the service and food was still really great.

I'm feeling challenged. Can someone please PM me the link to the FB page, 'cause I can't find it...

The hubby just did some portraits at Chino Hills state park - it was a nice change of scenery, but I got a little nervous when we heard rustling in the bushes, more so when the ranger asked if we'd seen any wild animals, and even more so when he showed us the picture of a snake he'd found at the...

I voted in the 0-5% category, but I guess if we're counting retirement contributions it'll push me to the next bracket, maybe higher. We are unexpectedly working off a single income since the beg of Q2, and I'm very lucky we haven't had to dip yet.

Yeah, the last 2 days we've only got the free item w/o purchasing anything, but tonight I think we'll at least get some fries. Normally we'd eat there every couple of weeks, but our financial situation has changed recently, so we've obviously cut back :)

Very cool. I also like the T@B. I wonder how thick/protective the cover is on the 252. I'm not sure how safe I'd feel without a hard shell.

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Been into reading a lot the last few weeks and have finished Memoirs of a Geisha & The Kite Runner, both great reads. Just started The Road, and it is intense. I don't scare easily but while reading it in bed late at night, my husband turned on the TV - not knowing the volume was kinda...

I did one of those LA architectural tours in college and was fascinated at the detail in those old buildings downtown. Coming from IE/OC, that's not something I'm used to and would be interested to learn more :)