LQS Complaints--Other shoe; same foot.

Ok, that's just very painful. I hate those electronic hums/buzzes. They
keep me up at night. The only thing I have been able to use to drown it out
is the white noise from my air purifier. Blech. Heaven help me.

--
Jenn/Jalynne
quilting, beads, scrapbooking, cross stitch and other 'crafti' obsessions
http:/pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jalynne29/my_photos
Live! http://kinneykreations.com

"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
news:aMllg.2011$NZ6.279@trndny07...
This is too funny. I clicked on the link. It was taking a while to load,
so I sort of wasn't paying attention to it. All of a sudden, Chelsea
said, "Owww! What is that high pitched noise!?" I said, "What? Oh, wait.
You can hear something?" I couldn't. LOL


--
LN in NH (Who has been beading more than quilting in the last 2 years)
http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed

"Sandy Ellison" wrote in message
...
Howdy!

My Avon lady (good friend) told me about this, Monday,
a ring tone that we "older" folks aren't supposed to be able to hear.
http://tinyurl.com/juf9l

I can hear it. Some dept. stores still have electronic equipment
running that I can hear buzzing/whining above my head. Ooooerrrrgh!

Meanwhile, I appreciate having my mobile phone available,
for *my* use. Not in a check-out line, not in a meeting, not at
the table in a restaurant, not while I'm driving.
I mean, if I drove and phoned, how could I, with a clear conscience,
yell at other drivers? : "Hang up and drive! It's an automobile,
not a phone booth on wheels!" G

It was a joy to have that phone with me in Paducah last year;
called dear husband back at work in Dallas, exclaiming over the
charm & beauty of that old downtown area. He shared my excitement
and looks forward to going to Paducah with me later this year.

Ragmop/Sandy --my Avon lady & I are thinking of inventing a "detector"
that will sniff out those whining cell phone tones g


On 6/14/06 2:22 PM, in article
, "desert quilter"
wrote:

Seems about half the complaints center around cell phones. And then
people wonder why various school districts have banned cell phones in
schools. Adults can't even control themselves with the pesky things.
How well do you think a teenager is going to do?

Michelle in NV

Maybe I'm hearing those buzzes tonight. It's almost 2 am and I can't get to
sleep!
KJ

"Jenn/Jalynne" wrote in message
nk.net...
Ok, that's just very painful. I hate those electronic hums/buzzes. They
keep me up at night. The only thing I have been able to use to drown it
out is the white noise from my air purifier. Blech. Heaven help me.

--
Jenn/Jalynne
quilting, beads, scrapbooking, cross stitch and other 'crafti' obsessions
http:/pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jalynne29/my_photos
Live! http://kinneykreations.com

"LN (remove NOSPAM)" wrote in message
news:aMllg.2011$NZ6.279@trndny07...
This is too funny. I clicked on the link. It was taking a while to load,
so I sort of wasn't paying attention to it. All of a sudden, Chelsea
said, "Owww! What is that high pitched noise!?" I said, "What? Oh, wait.
You can hear something?" I couldn't. LOL


--
LN in NH (Who has been beading more than quilting in the last 2 years)
http://photos.yahoo.com/lns_obsessed

"Sandy Ellison" wrote in message
...
Howdy!

My Avon lady (good friend) told me about this, Monday,
a ring tone that we "older" folks aren't supposed to be able to hear.
http://tinyurl.com/juf9l

I can hear it. Some dept. stores still have electronic equipment
running that I can hear buzzing/whining above my head. Ooooerrrrgh!

Meanwhile, I appreciate having my mobile phone available,
for *my* use. Not in a check-out line, not in a meeting, not at
the table in a restaurant, not while I'm driving.
I mean, if I drove and phoned, how could I, with a clear conscience,
yell at other drivers? : "Hang up and drive! It's an automobile,
not a phone booth on wheels!" G

It was a joy to have that phone with me in Paducah last year;
called dear husband back at work in Dallas, exclaiming over the
charm & beauty of that old downtown area. He shared my excitement
and looks forward to going to Paducah with me later this year.

Ragmop/Sandy --my Avon lady & I are thinking of inventing a "detector"
that will sniff out those whining cell phone tones g


On 6/14/06 2:22 PM, in article
, "desert quilter"
wrote:

Seems about half the complaints center around cell phones. And then
people wonder why various school districts have banned cell phones in
schools. Adults can't even control themselves with the pesky things.
How well do you think a teenager is going to do?

Michelle in NV

oh my! sofi is 27 lb now at 28 months!

Irrational Number wrote:
Dannielle wrote:

I'm gonna have my new little one in a front pouch carrier and the older
one in the stroller, or the little one in the stroller and the bigger
one with a tether. Although the bigger one is pretty good about
staying right with me...


That's what I did with Rocky. He went in the
Baby Bjorn while Pillbug was in the stroller.
However, that did not last long. Rocky was
25 lbs. at 5 months; my back started hurting
too much to carry him!

-- Anita --

--
Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out for a walk)

LOL my brother was 15 pounds at *birth* good thing the prams then were
bigger!

--
Jessamy
In The Netherlands
Take out: so much quilting to reply.
Time to accept, time to grow, time to take things slow
www.geocities.com/jess_ayad
http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jes...pson/my_photos
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
oh my! sofi is 27 lb now at 28 months!

--
Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out for a walk)

My son was only 21 pounds at 33 months! Today is is about 130, 5 ft and
16 years old!

Debbi in SO CA


DrQuilter wrote:
oh my! sofi is 27 lb now at 28 months!

Irrational Number wrote:
Dannielle wrote:

I'm gonna have my new little one in a front pouch carrier and the older
one in the stroller, or the little one in the stroller and the bigger
one with a tether. Although the bigger one is pretty good about
staying right with me...


That's what I did with Rocky. He went in the
Baby Bjorn while Pillbug was in the stroller.
However, that did not last long. Rocky was
25 lbs. at 5 months; my back started hurting
too much to carry him!

-- Anita --

ROFLOL!! I reckon one of my nieces wouldn't be much heavier than Sofi and
she starts school next year!!! She is almost 5 and is so petite her
"bottoms" are a size 2!!!

--
Sharon from Melbourne Australia (Queen of Down Under)
http://www.geocities.com/shazrules/craft.html (takes a while to load)
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/shazrules/my_photos (same as website but
quicker)

"Jessamy" wrote in message
...
LOL my brother was 15 pounds at *birth* good thing the prams then were
bigger!

--
Jessamy
In The Netherlands
Take out: so much quilting to reply.
Time to accept, time to grow, time to take things slow
www.geocities.com/jess_ayad
http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jes...pson/my_photos
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
oh my! sofi is 27 lb now at 28 months!

--
Dr. Quilter
http://community.webshots.com/user/mvignali
(take the dog out for a walk)

Sharon Harper wrote:
ROFLOL!! I reckon one of my nieces wouldn't be much heavier than Sofi and
she starts school next year!!! She is almost 5 and is so petite her
"bottoms" are a size 2!!!

DS will be in first and he can still wear some 4t and 5t shorts..for
long pants, it's either sweats that I make him, or 6 slims (prefereably
with the adjustable waistbands!!). DD (32 months) is roughly 27 pounds
and is just now wearing 18-24 month clothing - with the waists taken in
a bit sigh

Well, it could be worse, they could be obese...just have to keep feeding
them healthy food, and the docs will tell me if there is something to be
worried about. So far, their pediatrician says they are probably the
healthiest children he's seen in a while!!

Larisa

Debbi wrote:

My son was only 21 pounds at 33 months! Today is is about 130, 5 ft and
16 years old!

Oh, small! James is only 11 and already 5'3" Dunno what he weighs...


--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

off kilter quilter wrote:

Sharon Harper wrote:

ROFLOL!! I reckon one of my nieces wouldn't be much heavier than Sofi
and
she starts school next year!!! She is almost 5 and is so petite her
"bottoms" are a size 2!!!

DS will be in first and he can still wear some 4t and 5t shorts..for
long pants, it's either sweats that I make him, or 6 slims (prefereably
with the adjustable waistbands!!). DD (32 months) is roughly 27 pounds
and is just now wearing 18-24 month clothing - with the waists taken in
a bit sigh

Well, it could be worse, they could be obese...just have to keep feeding
them healthy food, and the docs will tell me if there is something to be
worried about. So far, their pediatrician says they are probably the
healthiest children he's seen in a while!!

Larisa

Nice things come in little packages.

James hit the 98th percentile for just about everything, but while he's
been a tad chubby now and again, he's never been fat and has always been
active and eaten a healthy diet.

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

"off kilter quilter" wrote in message
...
DS will be in first and he can still wear some 4t and 5t shorts..for long
pants, it's either sweats that I make him, or 6 slims (prefereably with
the adjustable waistbands!!). DD (32 months) is roughly 27 pounds and is
just now wearing 18-24 month clothing - with the waists taken in a bit
sigh

LOL...it sounds like our kids are similar size wise, My 9 1/2 year old DD
will be going into 5th grade in Sept. and the summer clothes I just bought
her were shorts size 6X and 7, and tops size 7/8 :-) She's 52 lbs and 52"
tall. DS is 3 1/2 and still wearing 18mo and 2t pants and 3t tops (he's 37"
tall and 35lbs)
Tracey in CT