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Yippiii!! Congratulations! :)

Hi Joette Nice to have you here. Hope you enjoy this site :)

Welcome - nice to have you here. :)

Welcome! Nice to have you here. :)

Welcome Rico :) Hope you enjoy it here!

I only have carpet at home but I found these links, which hopefully will be of help to you. Good luck! :) How to clean a hardwood floor Hardwood Floors 101

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Hi kjohansen98 Welcome :)

Letters 'a', 'b', 'c ' & 'd' do not appear anywhere in the spellings of the numbers 'One to Ninety-nine' (1-99)

Hi and welcome LadyPoet6! Great to hear your story. There is plenty of interesting subjects on this forum, so just keep popping in once in a while to browse. (That's what I do...:)) And just ask questions! There's plenty of good wisdom here to take advantage of too. I have learnt lots in the little while I have been here. I hope you'll enjoy it here :) ~SmilingRedhead~

LOL, illumined I love your post. You sound like a funloving gal - a bit like myself... :) And I totally agree with all that you say!! Great to have you here. *Hugs* :) ~SmilingRedhead~

Nice to have you here! Welcome :)

Hi crytsprospect! Nice to meet you and welcome. :)

Fantastic! I'm so happy for you. :)

Hi and welcome! :)

Thank you Jonathon! Nice to meet you and welcome! Hope you'll love this site as much as I do. :)

Awww that's so lovely! So happy for you both! :)

Lol I'm still trying to get my husband to realize this..

This is really great Jason! This has been yet another reminder to me of how truly blessed I am. It's always good to be reminded of that. Thanks! :)

My daughter is two-and-a-half and a few months ago she was sitting in the kitchen eating a small yoghurt which her Daddy had given her. Her Daddy and I were preparing dinner and after a little while she asks: 'Daddy please can I have a yoghurt?' My husband says she can't as she's just finished one and we're eating dinner soon. A moment goes by and she asks for a yoghurt again and Daddy yet again says no. This goes on for a few more times with her asking and Daddy saying no. Finally, with a furrowed brow and an exasperated voice our little two-year-old exclaims: 'Daddy, Please Understand!' We looked at each other and really had to stop ourselves from cracking up. LOL She cracks us up all the time with the things she says and does. :)

Thanks a-train - I like knowing I'm loved!! LOL :)

Hi there! :) Good to hear your story and welcome. Although I married a RM, my sister didn't and my brother is not a RM but they are both married. :) And anyways, just because you go on a mission it doesn't mean that you are more special or more spiritual than people who haven't been on a mission. I know and have heard of plenty of guys who went on missions without being truly worthy to go and whilst they were on their mission they were not 'good boys' either. And then you have guys who haven't been on missions who are very strong in the church and they hold very high standards and marry in the temple... So the 'RM label' is not a guarantee for 'quality'. What matters is what kind of person you are now, how you are developing, whether you are keeping the Lord's commandments etc etc... Although I'm in no way advocating not to go on a mission (for some it was the best thing they ever did and we are urged to be missionaries) I am saying that just because you don't go on a mission it doesn't mean there is no hope for you to ever get married! There's always hope - perhaps you just need to look elsewhere... like a different country perhaps. (I'm from England and I know plenty of single girls here...lol) :) Anyways, I hope you enjoy this site as much as I do! :)

Fantastic!! Congratulations. How did it go? :)

Just thought I'd answer your question Willow... it wasn't X Factor but Britain's Got Talent. :) (Although his very first appearance was on Barrymore's My Kind of Music in 1999) :)

Hi! Very nice to meet you! I'm a happily married mum of two wonderful kiddiewinks from the UK. Hope you'll enjoy this forum as much as I do. :)