at this time of year, many people are celebrating the traditions of their cultures, i hope all of you have a very enlightening and powerfully spiritual experience.
lifting you on eagles wings,
lily
ps...if any would like to share a tradition with me i would enjoy reading. in my family cooking the meal is a very important part of the season. i try very hard to remember that each of them is worth my time, even if i am mad. and when we set the table, we set out an empty plate to invite into our lives, the love and energy of those who have passed and our higher power. we come together and share not only nutrition but our love and support of each other as well
thank you for listening and have a great new year!
Kyrie among nations!?
eleison...ELEOS!!!!
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Has anyone ever heard of the musical "Pal Joey"?
My high school is doing the musical %26quot;Pal Joey%26quot; and I heard a brief synopsis from our director, however it wasn%26#039;t really enough for me to get a good idea of the characters I%26#039;ll be auditioning for. Last year we did %26quot;Carnival!%26quot; and I had no idea how to portray Lily when I tried out, so this year I%26#039;m making sure that history doesn%26#039;t repeat itself! :)
Has anyone ever heard of the musical %26quot;Pal Joey%26quot;?
Pal Joey, featuring Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak, 1957, A Rodgers and Hart film.
Reply:All i know it has Frank Sinatra! sorry
Hope It Helps
Reply:The character of Joey in the Broadway musical was much more conniving and cynical than in the Sinatra film version.
Reply:With no offense meant, but first to answer,,,YES.
It would seem that even at an age of being in high school one could relate to the fact that trying to secure a part in a play, might require research,,,much in the same way one studies to pass an exam? maybe I%26#039;m wrong?????????? NAH,,, I%26#039;m totally correct.
Certainly on the WWW there are Hundreds of links, in the form of resources, with material describing what you seek.General search///browser///keywords,,, IE: %26quot;Pal Joey%26quot;
To portray a character one must not only KNOW the character, but BECOME that character. One would hardly be able to do that, if one was ignorant of the play, or characters as they were presented and developed through the performance.
Good luck.
Steven Wolf
Exiting,,, Stage left.
Reply:I%26#039;ve heard of it. So has google %26#039;synopsis pal joey.%26#039; Give it a shot.
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Has anyone ever heard of the musical %26quot;Pal Joey%26quot;?
Pal Joey, featuring Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak, 1957, A Rodgers and Hart film.
Reply:All i know it has Frank Sinatra! sorry
Hope It Helps
Reply:The character of Joey in the Broadway musical was much more conniving and cynical than in the Sinatra film version.
Reply:With no offense meant, but first to answer,,,YES.
It would seem that even at an age of being in high school one could relate to the fact that trying to secure a part in a play, might require research,,,much in the same way one studies to pass an exam? maybe I%26#039;m wrong?????????? NAH,,, I%26#039;m totally correct.
Certainly on the WWW there are Hundreds of links, in the form of resources, with material describing what you seek.General search///browser///keywords,,, IE: %26quot;Pal Joey%26quot;
To portray a character one must not only KNOW the character, but BECOME that character. One would hardly be able to do that, if one was ignorant of the play, or characters as they were presented and developed through the performance.
Good luck.
Steven Wolf
Exiting,,, Stage left.
Reply:I%26#039;ve heard of it. So has google %26#039;synopsis pal joey.%26#039; Give it a shot.
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Who should he end up with?
We were assigned story lines in English class.
♥ Plot Line - %26quot;Ryan%26quot; (didn`t come up with the names) is new in town and meets two opposite girls at school, on the first day. The girls are described below:
(I got to make up this part)
-Jennie: Used to be a %26quot;loser%26quot; with only one friend and a bad reputation. Can relate to Ryan because he has no friends at his new school at first. She has a ton of friends this year, however, and is very full of herself--especially her outer appearance--and that sometimes gets annoying. Has a bad home life and is known as a %26quot;slut%26quot; now, rather than a loser.
-Lily: Used to be known as the %26quot;nice girl%26quot; and is now maturing and learning to deal with real life. Has lost popularity since her two best friends left, but is still well-liked. Can relate to Ryan because they are neighbors and talk often. Is pretty but doesn`t know it, and is self-concious most of the time.
So, who should Ryan end up with?
They%26#039;re complete opposites..
Jennie or Lily?
Who should he end up with?
jennie.
Reply:Lily, Jennie doesn%26#039;t have space for Ryan in her new life. Lily seems nicer and is probably lonely and ready for some love.
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♥ Plot Line - %26quot;Ryan%26quot; (didn`t come up with the names) is new in town and meets two opposite girls at school, on the first day. The girls are described below:
(I got to make up this part)
-Jennie: Used to be a %26quot;loser%26quot; with only one friend and a bad reputation. Can relate to Ryan because he has no friends at his new school at first. She has a ton of friends this year, however, and is very full of herself--especially her outer appearance--and that sometimes gets annoying. Has a bad home life and is known as a %26quot;slut%26quot; now, rather than a loser.
-Lily: Used to be known as the %26quot;nice girl%26quot; and is now maturing and learning to deal with real life. Has lost popularity since her two best friends left, but is still well-liked. Can relate to Ryan because they are neighbors and talk often. Is pretty but doesn`t know it, and is self-concious most of the time.
So, who should Ryan end up with?
They%26#039;re complete opposites..
Jennie or Lily?
Who should he end up with?
jennie.
Reply:Lily, Jennie doesn%26#039;t have space for Ryan in her new life. Lily seems nicer and is probably lonely and ready for some love.
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What do you think would be the best punishment in this tragic case?
When Nicholas Gianquitti moved to Daisy Court in 2005, he entered a model of quiet suburbia, where all the split-levels came with backyard fences and neat yards and children played in the cul-de-sac.
One problem: Gianquitti seemed at odds with the neighborhood children.
Their balls were always bouncing across his lush lawn or hitting his polished car.
Gianquitti complained about this last year to a friend from his old neighborhood, Oakwind Terrace.
The kids’ balls “were always banging his cars,” recalled Ron Silvestri of his conversation with Gianquitti. “They were brand new cars and he didn’t like his cars being ruined.”
Gianquitti, a slight man who drew a disability pension from the few months in the early 1990s when he served as a Providence police officer, complained to his neighbors on Daisy Court as well. And parents there and on the adjacent cul-de-sac, Lily Drive, warned their children to keep clear of the man with the tuft of orange hair sprouting from his chin.
On Sunday, Gianquitti’s next-door neighbors, James and Adriana Pagano, hosted a birthday party for their young son. Some kids were playing in the street and, neighbors say, Gianquitti, who is 40, came out yelling and swearing at them when a ball struck his car.
Pagano, 44, a Cranston firefighter for 15 years who had been officially promoted to lieutenant just last week, rushed over to confront Gianquitti.
The confrontation led to punches and then, with children and others watching, the scene turned surreal.
Witnesses reported hearing several shots and seeing Pagano, lying in the street, mortally wounded. Many of his neighbors and relatives began calling 911. The time was around 3:15 p.m.
Yesterday, while a District Court judge ordered Gianquitti held without bail on a charge of murder, police investigators probed the dirt and leaves blown against the sidewalk outside Gianquitti’s home at 16 Daisy Court, searching for evidence and trying to piece together a neighborhood killing.
Law enforcement officials say Gianquittihad been licensed to carry a concealed weapon since 1993 when he left the Providence police force after six months after suffering a knee injury.
Police confiscated several rifles and pistols from his home following the shooting.
McGrath said some of the gunshots may have been fired from inside Gianquitti’s house and others from outside.
Pagano grew up in the Garden City section of Cranston and graduated from Providence College in 1989. After college, he served as an aide in former Cranston Mayor Michael A. Traficante’s office before joining the Fire Department in February 1991. He was promoted to lieutenant in January, taking part in a department-wide promotions ceremony just last week. Married to Adriana Pagano, a part-time hairdresser, he had a daughter and a son. He was an avid golfer and a big Red Sox fan, known for cooking veal and mushrooms at the fire station and laughing easily.
Sunday afternoon at Fire Station Three, where Pagano had worked for some 15 years before a recent promotion and transfer, Lt. Mike Procopio and Firefighter Ray Giguere heard the call of a man shot on Daisy Court and sped to the scene.
They did not know, yet, it was their friend. But they were concerned.
“We knew it was his street,” Procopio said, in an interview at the station yesterday.
Gianquitti, married with a teenage daughter, had retreated to inside his house by the time the police arrived. And with reports of an armed man inside, officers initially cordoned off the street, with even the paramedics restricted to the perimeter.
Police took Gianquitti from the scene without incident, the chief said, along with his wife and his daughter.
McGrath said the department has 15 officers from the detective division working on the case, including three from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, which is examining forensic evidence from the crime scene.
In May 2006, Gianquitti filed a formal complaint with the Cranston police of kids in the neighborhood playing with hardballs.
He wanted to get it on record, the chief said, in case there was damage to his property at some point.
What do you think would be the best punishment in this tragic case?
Since the man did not go to jail, then he needs to be removed from the subdivision because he is a nuisance to the neighbor hood.
Reply:If you are a juror, then you need to make your own decision or talk to the other jurors. Don%26#039;t make your decision based on feedback from internet strangers that have read a few little paragraphs about the case. It%26#039;s not responsible of you to be influenced by outside sources,....I also don%26#039;t think it%26#039;s legal either to even talk about the case.
On another note, my opinion is that in the end it is murder and the guy should go to prison for life.
Reply:He has shown that he cannot be allowed out in society. He should get life without parole.
Reply:This is terrible. Both sides are at fault. The terrible ideals of limited freedom have failed us again.
His guns should be taken away and he should be banished from the state.
The kids can be left off easy.
Reply:Life +1year!
Reply:Murder second degree
Reply:Interesting. Pagano the firefighter would probably have been more than a match for Gianquitti, a %26quot;slight man who drew a disability pension%26quot;. It%26#039;s possible that Gianquitti acted, or believed that he was acting, in self-defense. He clearly believed himself to be in the right as far as his rant against the children is concerned. The property damage justifies his anger and frustration.
Reply:Murder, plain and simple. 15 - Life
Reply:Well,I think the guy Guianetti should obviously spend a long time in jail for taking the life of Pagano.. This is a horrible thing to have happened to what seems like a decent hardworking man.
Reply:i don%26#039;t think that the guy should have been shot, BUT I would be pissed off too if kids kept hitting my car and making all kinds of ruckus
Reply:Not in Texas! I would have shot the guy too. You should see what I do to the kids that mow my lawn while mowing the neighbors weeds! I own a shotgun and IT%26quot;S LOADED!
Don%26#039;t fu%26amp;^% with my Truck!
Fighting happens. Guns are always raised, but I would have done something different with the kids. Here, the cops will hold your children down while you spank them, if you ask!
Those kids should have been held accountable for pissing him off in the first place!
Sorry, it%26#039;s Texas. You shoot me, I will shoot you back!
yes, it%26#039;s loaded.
Reply:There%26#039;s not enough information - and it%26#039;s obviously written with a biased slant. Sorry, but there%26#039;s no way to make a just evaluation from the available information.
Reply:ughh..charge him with first degree murder of course
Reply:Oh, what a psychopath. I feel SO sorry for that family, and for all the kids that had to witness that! What an awful scene..... :(
I think the lowlife should get life in prison. I think the Death penalty is too nice, their suffering is put to an end. Let them rot away to a fine old age, including whoever was shooting from indoors, if they get solid proof of that.
Those poor, poor kids.... The son will have a very VERY hard time on his birthday for the rest of his life. That makes me so mad.....
Reply:it dosent matter if the ball damaged his car, his reaction was uncalled for and should be punished for the max.
Reply:If someone came out and attacked me for complaining to children about hitting my car, I wouldn%26#039;t hesitate to defend my life either.
Reply:I think this is a terrible tragedy. The car guy....he has some serious problems. If he could afford the nice new cars, why couldn%26#039;t he %26quot;afford%26quot; to build him an extra addition to his garage, or build a new one or what ever he needed to do to accommodate his %26quot;property%26quot;.
Better yet, if you %26quot;love%26quot; your %26quot;possessions%26quot; more than you value human life, take your crap and MOVE .
He doesn%26#039;t deserve to have neighbors and neighbors don%26#039;t deserve him.
I have a pretty nice car, it is older but in very good condition. 96 sebring con. I really like my car, but the other day when all the kids,some mine,some neighbors%26#039;, were out in the yard playing ball, the thought just didn%26#039;t cross my mind to try to shoot anyone when my car got hit ! I was thinking more along the lines....hmmmmm..I might want to move my car.
There is no excuse for what this man did. He totally put an object above a human life.
I know for a fact he could have done things differently and should have.
He showed No mercy and is very,very shallow. Whom ever is in charge of giving him his punishment,I hope keeps this in close mind.
It is so hard for me to understand how people can do the judging and sentencing because quiet frankly, you have to almost become the monster that the criminal is, for a moment.
I wouldn%26#039;t want that job.
I am so sorry for this senseless loss.
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One problem: Gianquitti seemed at odds with the neighborhood children.
Their balls were always bouncing across his lush lawn or hitting his polished car.
Gianquitti complained about this last year to a friend from his old neighborhood, Oakwind Terrace.
The kids’ balls “were always banging his cars,” recalled Ron Silvestri of his conversation with Gianquitti. “They were brand new cars and he didn’t like his cars being ruined.”
Gianquitti, a slight man who drew a disability pension from the few months in the early 1990s when he served as a Providence police officer, complained to his neighbors on Daisy Court as well. And parents there and on the adjacent cul-de-sac, Lily Drive, warned their children to keep clear of the man with the tuft of orange hair sprouting from his chin.
On Sunday, Gianquitti’s next-door neighbors, James and Adriana Pagano, hosted a birthday party for their young son. Some kids were playing in the street and, neighbors say, Gianquitti, who is 40, came out yelling and swearing at them when a ball struck his car.
Pagano, 44, a Cranston firefighter for 15 years who had been officially promoted to lieutenant just last week, rushed over to confront Gianquitti.
The confrontation led to punches and then, with children and others watching, the scene turned surreal.
Witnesses reported hearing several shots and seeing Pagano, lying in the street, mortally wounded. Many of his neighbors and relatives began calling 911. The time was around 3:15 p.m.
Yesterday, while a District Court judge ordered Gianquitti held without bail on a charge of murder, police investigators probed the dirt and leaves blown against the sidewalk outside Gianquitti’s home at 16 Daisy Court, searching for evidence and trying to piece together a neighborhood killing.
Law enforcement officials say Gianquittihad been licensed to carry a concealed weapon since 1993 when he left the Providence police force after six months after suffering a knee injury.
Police confiscated several rifles and pistols from his home following the shooting.
McGrath said some of the gunshots may have been fired from inside Gianquitti’s house and others from outside.
Pagano grew up in the Garden City section of Cranston and graduated from Providence College in 1989. After college, he served as an aide in former Cranston Mayor Michael A. Traficante’s office before joining the Fire Department in February 1991. He was promoted to lieutenant in January, taking part in a department-wide promotions ceremony just last week. Married to Adriana Pagano, a part-time hairdresser, he had a daughter and a son. He was an avid golfer and a big Red Sox fan, known for cooking veal and mushrooms at the fire station and laughing easily.
Sunday afternoon at Fire Station Three, where Pagano had worked for some 15 years before a recent promotion and transfer, Lt. Mike Procopio and Firefighter Ray Giguere heard the call of a man shot on Daisy Court and sped to the scene.
They did not know, yet, it was their friend. But they were concerned.
“We knew it was his street,” Procopio said, in an interview at the station yesterday.
Gianquitti, married with a teenage daughter, had retreated to inside his house by the time the police arrived. And with reports of an armed man inside, officers initially cordoned off the street, with even the paramedics restricted to the perimeter.
Police took Gianquitti from the scene without incident, the chief said, along with his wife and his daughter.
McGrath said the department has 15 officers from the detective division working on the case, including three from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, which is examining forensic evidence from the crime scene.
In May 2006, Gianquitti filed a formal complaint with the Cranston police of kids in the neighborhood playing with hardballs.
He wanted to get it on record, the chief said, in case there was damage to his property at some point.
What do you think would be the best punishment in this tragic case?
Since the man did not go to jail, then he needs to be removed from the subdivision because he is a nuisance to the neighbor hood.
Reply:If you are a juror, then you need to make your own decision or talk to the other jurors. Don%26#039;t make your decision based on feedback from internet strangers that have read a few little paragraphs about the case. It%26#039;s not responsible of you to be influenced by outside sources,....I also don%26#039;t think it%26#039;s legal either to even talk about the case.
On another note, my opinion is that in the end it is murder and the guy should go to prison for life.
Reply:He has shown that he cannot be allowed out in society. He should get life without parole.
Reply:This is terrible. Both sides are at fault. The terrible ideals of limited freedom have failed us again.
His guns should be taken away and he should be banished from the state.
The kids can be left off easy.
Reply:Life +1year!
Reply:Murder second degree
Reply:Interesting. Pagano the firefighter would probably have been more than a match for Gianquitti, a %26quot;slight man who drew a disability pension%26quot;. It%26#039;s possible that Gianquitti acted, or believed that he was acting, in self-defense. He clearly believed himself to be in the right as far as his rant against the children is concerned. The property damage justifies his anger and frustration.
Reply:Murder, plain and simple. 15 - Life
Reply:Well,I think the guy Guianetti should obviously spend a long time in jail for taking the life of Pagano.. This is a horrible thing to have happened to what seems like a decent hardworking man.
Reply:i don%26#039;t think that the guy should have been shot, BUT I would be pissed off too if kids kept hitting my car and making all kinds of ruckus
Reply:Not in Texas! I would have shot the guy too. You should see what I do to the kids that mow my lawn while mowing the neighbors weeds! I own a shotgun and IT%26quot;S LOADED!
Don%26#039;t fu%26amp;^% with my Truck!
Fighting happens. Guns are always raised, but I would have done something different with the kids. Here, the cops will hold your children down while you spank them, if you ask!
Those kids should have been held accountable for pissing him off in the first place!
Sorry, it%26#039;s Texas. You shoot me, I will shoot you back!
yes, it%26#039;s loaded.
Reply:There%26#039;s not enough information - and it%26#039;s obviously written with a biased slant. Sorry, but there%26#039;s no way to make a just evaluation from the available information.
Reply:ughh..charge him with first degree murder of course
Reply:Oh, what a psychopath. I feel SO sorry for that family, and for all the kids that had to witness that! What an awful scene..... :(
I think the lowlife should get life in prison. I think the Death penalty is too nice, their suffering is put to an end. Let them rot away to a fine old age, including whoever was shooting from indoors, if they get solid proof of that.
Those poor, poor kids.... The son will have a very VERY hard time on his birthday for the rest of his life. That makes me so mad.....
Reply:it dosent matter if the ball damaged his car, his reaction was uncalled for and should be punished for the max.
Reply:If someone came out and attacked me for complaining to children about hitting my car, I wouldn%26#039;t hesitate to defend my life either.
Reply:I think this is a terrible tragedy. The car guy....he has some serious problems. If he could afford the nice new cars, why couldn%26#039;t he %26quot;afford%26quot; to build him an extra addition to his garage, or build a new one or what ever he needed to do to accommodate his %26quot;property%26quot;.
Better yet, if you %26quot;love%26quot; your %26quot;possessions%26quot; more than you value human life, take your crap and MOVE .
He doesn%26#039;t deserve to have neighbors and neighbors don%26#039;t deserve him.
I have a pretty nice car, it is older but in very good condition. 96 sebring con. I really like my car, but the other day when all the kids,some mine,some neighbors%26#039;, were out in the yard playing ball, the thought just didn%26#039;t cross my mind to try to shoot anyone when my car got hit ! I was thinking more along the lines....hmmmmm..I might want to move my car.
There is no excuse for what this man did. He totally put an object above a human life.
I know for a fact he could have done things differently and should have.
He showed No mercy and is very,very shallow. Whom ever is in charge of giving him his punishment,I hope keeps this in close mind.
It is so hard for me to understand how people can do the judging and sentencing because quiet frankly, you have to almost become the monster that the criminal is, for a moment.
I wouldn%26#039;t want that job.
I am so sorry for this senseless loss.
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What should I do with my calla lilies?
I am container gardening in zone 7. I planted 3 calla lily bulbs, and only one is producing. Same with one of the cannas--lots of roots, but after many weeks, that%26#039;s it. The ones that made it are flourishing. Should I dig up the others and store them until next year, wait until the end of the season, or what?
What should I do with my calla lilies?
If they have roots do they also have leaves but no flowers?
Sometimes they will grow but not bloom for a year or two in a new site.
Calla%26#039;s are picky about their temperature wanting a minimum day temp of 65 and 55 degree nights. They like morning light but need afternoon protection in warmer areas.
They like a pH of 6-6.5 in a rich, organic heavy soil.
They like a steady supply of water. The tuber should always be damp. Once the leaves unfurl water uptake is greatly increased. Water should not be diminished until the plants foliage begins to fail in fall.
Calcium is needed to prevent soft rot. Because they grow in wet soil they are susceptible to fungal diseases.
Tubers need to be at least 2 inches up to 4 inches deep.
Reply:I agree with answer one. Get rid of them-- it%26#039;s possible for them to start rotting or attracting pests, which could in turn infect your healthy plants.
Reply:Asuming the care is the same, those are dead. Toss %26#039;em.
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What should I do with my calla lilies?
If they have roots do they also have leaves but no flowers?
Sometimes they will grow but not bloom for a year or two in a new site.
Calla%26#039;s are picky about their temperature wanting a minimum day temp of 65 and 55 degree nights. They like morning light but need afternoon protection in warmer areas.
They like a pH of 6-6.5 in a rich, organic heavy soil.
They like a steady supply of water. The tuber should always be damp. Once the leaves unfurl water uptake is greatly increased. Water should not be diminished until the plants foliage begins to fail in fall.
Calcium is needed to prevent soft rot. Because they grow in wet soil they are susceptible to fungal diseases.
Tubers need to be at least 2 inches up to 4 inches deep.
Reply:I agree with answer one. Get rid of them-- it%26#039;s possible for them to start rotting or attracting pests, which could in turn infect your healthy plants.
Reply:Asuming the care is the same, those are dead. Toss %26#039;em.
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How can I convince my cousin to let me watch his kids?
My cousin and his fiance just had a new baby girl. His fiance already had a two year old daughter. She is 20 years old-I am 18. I%26#039;ve offered to babysit-I actually REALLY want to! But they don%26#039;t think I can handle it. I know I can and would like to be given a chance. I%26#039;m very responsible. How can I convince them to let me watch my sweet little Lily and Rose?
How can I convince my cousin to let me watch his kids?
Tell her you will watch them for an hour or two while they go to dinner. With cell phones at the ready she needs to take some tilme off from her kids anyways and you sound reponsible enough in your question.
I think once you show her that short dinner date babysitting works out fine you can ask for a longer times like 2-4 hours while she shops and gets some lunch. If you never babysitted before she might be just concerned.. but if she is overprotective I would say more than likely you will never get to babysit her kids. It all comes down to the fact.. does she trust you?
Reply:Screw them, babysit for people who would appreciate it and make 10 or 12 bucks an hour.
Reply:Hi,
There is no easy answer except for you to tell them that you really want to and would really love to do it. Ask for a trial and if you really can do it the kids would sure help tell their parents that they want their aunt. :)
Reply:the mother should take care of their own daughter. why isn%26#039;t she taking care of the kid, did she go back to work already? I%26#039;m a stay at home mom, and was raised by a stay at home mom and wouldn%26#039;t want it any other way.
would u rather be raised and educated by your own parents or by a nanny/babysitter, daycare personell?
thank you!
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How can I convince my cousin to let me watch his kids?
Tell her you will watch them for an hour or two while they go to dinner. With cell phones at the ready she needs to take some tilme off from her kids anyways and you sound reponsible enough in your question.
I think once you show her that short dinner date babysitting works out fine you can ask for a longer times like 2-4 hours while she shops and gets some lunch. If you never babysitted before she might be just concerned.. but if she is overprotective I would say more than likely you will never get to babysit her kids. It all comes down to the fact.. does she trust you?
Reply:Screw them, babysit for people who would appreciate it and make 10 or 12 bucks an hour.
Reply:Hi,
There is no easy answer except for you to tell them that you really want to and would really love to do it. Ask for a trial and if you really can do it the kids would sure help tell their parents that they want their aunt. :)
Reply:the mother should take care of their own daughter. why isn%26#039;t she taking care of the kid, did she go back to work already? I%26#039;m a stay at home mom, and was raised by a stay at home mom and wouldn%26#039;t want it any other way.
would u rather be raised and educated by your own parents or by a nanny/babysitter, daycare personell?
thank you!
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What is this song?
Ok, there was a song on Yahoo Music by Mark Ronson called %26quot;Oh My God%26quot;. Yahoo music doesn%26#039;t carry this song again, but has a new one with the same title featuring Lily Allen. The previous one they had under the title %26quot;Oh My God%26quot; was in some foreign language, was live, and had a lead singer with fake angel wings on her back. It was rock music and sounds something like U2 and Coldplay would play. Now this is not the %26quot;Oh My God%26quot; song with Lily Allen. I youtubed that. that is a completely different song. I think Yahoo Music made a mistake posting that song under the title %26quot;Oh My God%26quot;. could somebody please tell me what that song is, what concert it was performed, year, etc. i love that song. if u could provide me with a link, that%26#039;ll be fine. yahoo music under %26quot;Mark Ronson%26quot; still carries this old rock version i%26#039;m talking about last time i checked. just it doesn%26#039;t play, the video is all broken up. please, i need to know what song is that, found under Mark Ronson, Oh My God%26quot; in yahoo music.
What is this song?
The original version of this song is called %26quot;Oh My God%26quot; and it%26#039;s by the Kaiser Chiefs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00gaovhrI...
As far as I can tell the only people who covered this song are Lily Allen and Mark Ronson. Both versions are available on Youtube. I couldn%26#039;t find any version in a foreign language.
Reply:it%26#039;s by the kaiser chiefs
beauty
What is this song?
The original version of this song is called %26quot;Oh My God%26quot; and it%26#039;s by the Kaiser Chiefs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00gaovhrI...
As far as I can tell the only people who covered this song are Lily Allen and Mark Ronson. Both versions are available on Youtube. I couldn%26#039;t find any version in a foreign language.
Reply:it%26#039;s by the kaiser chiefs
beauty
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