hello, hello...... (long, includes Newark POE on K1 and much waffle...)
Dec 16th 2002, 5:55 am
#31
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Re: hello, hello...... (long, includes Newark POE on K1 and much waffle...)
Oh! I'm so happy for you, Scarlett...it's just brilliant coming back, isn't it. Your Garth sounds like a complete gem.
Have fun (not that you need me to tell you that!)
Alison
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Have fun (not that you need me to tell you that!)
Alison
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Dec 16th 2002, 6:09 am
#32
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So happy for you Scarlett !
I enjoyed reading your wonderful story and feeling 100% identified with every single word (maybe not every single word as we have not said the "yes, I do" yet !... but soon enough)
Happy Holydays and the best for the future...
Love,
groovy
I enjoyed reading your wonderful story and feeling 100% identified with every single word (maybe not every single word as we have not said the "yes, I do" yet !... but soon enough)
Happy Holydays and the best for the future...
Love,
groovy
Dec 16th 2002, 8:49 am
#33
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Location: Washington State
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So happy for you and your girls Scarlett!
Got a bit teary reading that. Best luck to the four of you and a very Merry Christmas this year!!!!
Got a bit teary reading that. Best luck to the four of you and a very Merry Christmas this year!!!!
Dec 17th 2002, 5:14 am
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Congratulations and welcome to the US
If you are using Windows, you can set your keyboard up like an Enlish one.
Go into control panel and select keyboard, then language then English (British), click on ok, from then on you will have an icon next to the clock for keyboard language, you can click on this and change From AMerican to British and visa versa whenever you want to . The # key the becomes a £ key
Good luck and Happy Holidays
If you are using Windows, you can set your keyboard up like an Enlish one.
Go into control panel and select keyboard, then language then English (British), click on ok, from then on you will have an icon next to the clock for keyboard language, you can click on this and change From AMerican to British and visa versa whenever you want to . The # key the becomes a £ key
Good luck and Happy Holidays
