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Sticky Thread Sticky: [FAQ] m.k.m. Subject Tags, Acronyms, and Terms by Moderation Team
Following are some of the acronyms, subject tags (abbreviations that appear in brackets in some subject headers) and Usenet terms you may see in misc.kids.moderated. SUBJECT TAGS misc.kids.moderated currently uses a few subject tags to helps readers navigate the...
July 5th 06 07:04 PM
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Taste of what it's like to have a large family by Claire Petersky
My in-laws have come to visit, and I was walking around the Pike Place Market with my kids and a collection of their cousins. A shopkeeper asked me, "are all of those yours?" I nodded, and answered, "yes, Spencer here is the oldest, at 13, and Alicia here is the youngest at 7." "Wow, you must be...
August 20th 03 07:13 PM
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Funny remail by Claire Petersky
I got this from someone, and thought it was funny enough to sha --- The Twenty Things That Parents Never Say by Gervase Phinn Of course you can have more pocket money I bought those chocolate biscuits just for you No, it won't hurt to leave your bike out in the rain The telephone is free if...
November 16th 05 10:53 PM
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Would you travel more if you didn't have kids? by Claire Petersky
We recently had a dinner party, one couple, and four guests who were single. After the party, one of my husband's comments was how much everyone there travels. One of the guests left the party early because she was flying out to Hawaii early the next morning. People talked about diving in the Red...
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January 16th 06 04:41 AM
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Dena Rollo by Claire Petersky
For old-timers on the misc.kids newsgroups...Dena Rollo passed away this last weekend. She was a regular poster from about 1992 to 1996. She died of leukemia. She is survived by her husband Michael, and her daughter, Isabel, age 13. -- Warm Regards, Claire...
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June 11th 06 07:03 PM
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Street scramble by Claire Petersky
Have you ever done a street scramble before? It's an urban orienteering event (see he http://www.streetscramble.com/). We did a local street scramble as a family team recently. We had a blast, even if we didn't come close to winning. (Top sco 260; our score, 130; average 142) But the way...
June 12th 06 11:58 AM
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One more thing you need to check in before you board -- your teen! by Claire Petersky
A friend forwarded me a link to this blog entry: http://www.defectiveyeti.com/archives/001748.html It just cracked me up. I think I saw every single one of those expressions on my 13 year old daughter's face at a dinner with her grandparents the day before yesterday. -- Warm Regards,
August 27th 06 04:39 PM
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The next generation... by Claire Petersky
Someone I met on the misc.kids newsgroup back in the early 90s reports that her daughter, who recently married, is now pregnant. I don't know what I feel is more ancient, me or the internet! -- Warm Regards, Claire Petersky http://www.bicyclemeditations.org/ See the books I've set free at:...
October 28th 06 10:02 PM
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Ideas for how to help? by Claire Petersky
My brother's step-daughter, D, for various reasons, is not able to really care for her oldest son, S, at this time. S just turned 14. My brother and sister-in-law signed papers a week ago and he is going to be living with them. S has stayed with them on a semi-long-term basis before (several...
January 27th 07 04:24 AM
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Inconsiderate drivers and kids who walk to school by Claire Petersky
My daughter walks or rides her scooter or bike to her elementary school every day. Because the route goes on a footpath, it's only a quarter mile; the route by motor vehicle is four times longer. The biggest problem right now the kids walking is all the other parents who drive. She only has...
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November 15th 05 03:23 AM
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Disaster plan in place for your family? by Claire Petersky
It's difficult for me to believe that there has been zero traffic on misc.kids.moderated regarding Hurricaine Katrina, when practically every other on-line forum (web or usenet) has had so many messages. In any case, considering Katrina's aftermath, I was wondering what people's disaster...
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September 9th 05 01:56 PM
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Pre-Teen/Teen Tandem Team by Claire Petersky
Last summer I did some longer rides with my then 11 year old, and she suggested that we might, in 2005, be able to do the Seattle-to-Portland ride, which is just over 200 miles. The rubber has hit the road now that it's February -- we've started training. Because it's very easy to put off doing...
February 12th 05 11:56 PM
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Surprise! by Claire Petersky
I saw that Rose's sock drawer was hanging out too far, and I could see something under the drawer itself, that must have somehow fallen in behind the dresser drawers and was now resting under all the drawers inside the dresser. So I pulled out the drawer completely, and I found two clean...
December 14th 03 01:43 AM
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Fw: crying it out by Claire Petersky
"Mary Hewitt" wrote in message ... Has anyone here let there baby cry it out at night? Does it really work, and what are any suggestions on the "right" way to do it...part of me wants to do it to my 7 month...
January 8th 04 01:46 AM
by Kevin Karplus Go to last post
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[CTTS] Saddam Hussein's Ultimate Punishment? by Claire Petersky
My kids were having a lively discussion about what the fate of Saddam Hussein should be. Their verdict: to be sentenced to serve as the Bennett Elementary School lunchroom volunteer for Life. I guess they consider this worse than the death penalty. Warm Regards, Claire Petersky
January 10th 04 06:23 PM
by Iowacookiemom Go to last post
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boys, blood, and war by Claire Petersky
"Penny Gaines" wrote in message ... Do all boys go through this stage? It may not just be boys. Rose definitely went through a Viking stage, where she ran around the house in a plastic breastplate and helmet. She removed the horns...
February 7th 04 12:58 PM
by just me Go to last post
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Kindercare by Claire Petersky
"Vijay" wrote in message ... Does anyone have any experiences with Kindercare centers in Schaumburg Illinois? My wife and I are currently expecting our first born and are looking for day care options in this area. Any...
July 10th 04 03:19 AM
by Ericka Kammerer Go to last post
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Shaving legs by Claire Petersky
"Sue" wrote in message ... Hi group, For those of you with older girls, did you have a particular age that you started letting your girls shave their legs? What did you factor in your decision to start letting...
July 15th 04 10:15 PM
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Example of teaching religion in the schools by Claire Petersky
My younger daughter's class is reading The Secret Garden. As a way to learn more about the background of the story, the class has been divided up to do reports and presentations on traditional English and Indian culture. For example, one small group is doing the food of India, and another, the food...
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October 29th 04 03:19 AM
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Our Martin Luther King Day by Claire Petersky
What we did on Martin Luther King Day: It was absolutely pouring down rain here, and cold. Everyone had to get a hat, gloves, sturdy shoes, and rain coat. Rose and Emma made signs. We took our flag, because I would like our country to stand for freedom, equality and justice. Since it was raining...
January 21st 05 06:27 PM
by Claire Petersky Go to last post
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Family Calendar management by Claire[_2_]
I was wondering how people manage family calendars. I can put things on my husband's home calendar with my work calendar, but his home and work calendars are separate. The girls maintain paper calendars to track their own lessons and homework. Lately, what seems to be working for us is to have an...
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April 9th 07 03:03 PM
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