Re: Intro's? Getting to know you

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In a message dated 11/03/1999 10:53:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,

JandSFellingham@... writes:

<< Carroll, I never had problems with getting my messages posted, my problem

was

having people responding to my questions. I got frustrated with not getting

questions answered after asking a couple of time that I decided that it

wasn't worth it and just stuck with my ICQ buddies.

Shirley >>

th boards just aren't user friendly. Spontaneity is nonexistent and alot of

posts get lost in the shuffle. Personally think they would operate alot

better with automatic posting and just let the moderator delete a post after

the fact if it is really inappropriate

My 2 cents,

Barb

who doesn't moderate any of my groups pre-posting

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In a message dated 11/03/1999 2:03:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,

etcarroll@... writes:

<< Try bringing your son a plate full of food. He must feel real hurt to

turn down your offer. Regarding your exercise routine, you seem to have

the right attitude -- just try different routines and see how your body

responds. You sound like your own best doctor and physical trainer >>

My husband/his dad probably will bring him a plate like he did last year.

It is a very complicated relationship & had been my main source of stress

over the past 3 years. Thanks to Tae Bo, I have moved on and refocused on

myself, selfish as that may sound.

Again, I suggest to all younger moms here to not lose themselves when

becoming a mother cuz the kids do grow up and the relationships change.

Keep involved in your own health & interests so the transitions of life will

flow more smoothly

Barb

who sees many moms letting the kids rule the roost

AKA:POMBarb, Mad-Dame Yenta

<A HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/horsemom2/myhomepage/index.html " >Barb's

Places on the web</A>

[Guest guest]

> th boards just aren't user friendly. Spontaneity is nonexistent and alot

of

> posts get lost in the shuffle. Personally think they would operate alot

> better with automatic posting and just let the moderator delete a post

after

> the fact if it is really inappropriate

> My 2 cents,

>

> Barb

> who doesn't moderate any of my groups pre-posting

Barb,

I totally agree with you. It just seems that they should let people post

what they want to say...good or bad. It just takes so long sometimes to get

any response or to try to keep up with what's being talked about. There

just has to be a better way to post and respond to messages than the system

that they are using. If you've got people leaving because they are not

allowed to express themselves, I just don't think that's right.

[Guest guest]

In answer to your PS Barb...not in my house LOL

horsemom-@... wrote:

original article:/group/tae-bo_on/?start=1155

> In a message dated 11/03/1999 2:03:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> etcarroll@... writes:

>

> << Try bringing your son a plate full of food. He must feel real

hurt to

> turn down your offer. Regarding your exercise routine, you seem to

have

> the right attitude -- just try different routines and see how your

body

> responds. You sound like your own best doctor and physical trainer

>>

>

> My husband/his dad probably will bring him a plate like he did last

year.

> It is a very complicated relationship & had been my main source of

stress

> over the past 3 years. Thanks to Tae Bo, I have moved on and

refocused on

> myself, selfish as that may sound.

> Again, I suggest to all younger moms here to not lose themselves when

> becoming a mother cuz the kids do grow up and the relationships

change.

> Keep involved in your own health & interests so the transitions of

life will

> flow more smoothly

>

> Barb

> who sees many moms letting the kids rule the roost

>

> AKA:POMBarb, Mad-Dame Yenta

> <A HREF= " http://hometown.aol.com/horsemom2/myhomepage/index.html " >Ba

rb's

> Places on the web</A>