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Don't worry - the hall monitor is gone for a few days.Denarella said:There she is! You will all be on the bus there with me when its our time to go! Ann's driving!
Gulp! Hall Monitor?
If "priceless" means, "without price" and "Worthless" means "without price" then what's the difference?Denarella said:Do you know what the BEST is? Seeing Ann on other threads, being a mentor, a friend, a shoulder, a teacher and then seeing Ann on THIS thread!
PRICELESS!!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:If "priceless" means, "without price" and "Worthless" means "without price" then what's the difference?
*snort*The_Kitchen_Guy said:Now, whoever would that be? Of course, I'm just speaking in generalities.
There's an oxymoron if I ever read one!The_Kitchen_Guy said:normal insanity.
chefann said:Ooohhh.... Dena, you're going to love Pan-o-Rama!
It's Aug. 1 through November 30. Get 1 point for each $ of cookware sold. Get points based on full retail, so even if a host buys it as host special in September (60% off), you get full credit for it. We'll have until the end of the year to redeem those points for free cookware for ourselves.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:This place sure it fun when the Hall Monitor is gone!
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