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What kind of errands....
| Wed, 08-31-2005 - 1:41pm |
Do you run on a daily basis? Weekly basis? Monthly basis?
I've often heard people say that they need a lot of time during the week to run errands and that those errands would otherwise take up their evenings and weekends if they had to WOH ft. It made me curious because I just don't seem to have many errands to run at all. Are we just lazy :-)?


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"I did make it without any preconceived ideas about what would and would not be suitable though."
** Oh so you just moved without considering any factors like say...what you could afford? The biggest factor in "suitability" is what I can afford to pay and how long I would have to travel right? These are not "preconceived" notions. These are facts. All you have to do is look at real estate in the area, look at insurance rates for cars, look at toll fees, look up train information and look at commute times. It's really not that hard.
Again, I can see that you researched NYC. Its the other side of the coin I'm wondering about.
*** What other "side of the coin" The magical commuter city that I can afford that you have yet to tell me about that would meet my needs? OK. How about this. I have researched areas as far as 2 hours away from my job. I can tell you about real estate from up and down the Hudson, to Jersey, to all the boroughs, to Pennsylvania! Is that enough?
And the teacher could also send home a note indicating that many first graders will not achieve more than a C+ in anything academic.
Was there something that made you think the teacher meant many 1st graders would be exhausted for months when she mentionned adjust? Because without more info, I might have thought it refered to the time it took for a child to be able to settle down and focus and apply himself and understand expectations in a grade 1 rather than k way.
If I worked your hours or your husband's hours, I would not be able to get this posse of 3 out of the house and in the car each day for their typical mayhem. Only since the youngest was close to 2 did we start traveling abroad.
(We all just got back from England and nary a fanny pack in sight! But I must say the food and fashions just couldn't compare to Paris!)
We must be talking about different things then. I know comparing what kristi went thru and my trek around the bay in a kayak are. Kristi's situation wasn't safe for an "adult" who could swim, much less a kid. If something like that ever happened on the bay in San Diego, believe me, it would be national news.
As far as a bike trailer, they can be perfectly safe if used properly. If you are riding in a safe bike riding area away from traffic then you shouldn't have a prblem. My dh attached one of those bike attachments to his bike for ds. It creates a tandem that is sizes for the child. My ds loves it.
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