NO MAAM - Topic profile

Are you teaching your child to say " yes/No Maam/sir?" We are, and I am surprised at how many of my friends thought it was weird. I think it is traditional and teaches the child to respect authority. WDYT? Proud Mommy to Jackson Ryan 06/08/07

I think manners are important & yes I will be teaching my child to be polite and to mind his manners (please, thank you, etc.) But no one here says sir/ma'am. We call L's dcp Miss _____ and think it's appropriate that L address her the same way. When the other kids just call her by her first name, it really bothers me. She is not his peer. Wendy ~ Mommy to Landon Walter, born 10/...

hey yall!have yall ever had family members or freinds just out of the blue bring you or buy you hair products?? that mess creeps me out!i wont use hair stuff  unless I PURCHASE IT!i never know what kind of secret voodoo or roots or just whether the person mixed it with acid,various chemicals,magic powder or anything that could damage my hair you know when you have long ...

The only time anyone in my immediate family buys me hair products is when we're together and I ask them to. So I know that nothing's going to be tampered with, and my mother and sister wouldn't do that to me anyway. But I don't think I'd trust too many other people. I'm not living from bottle to bottle when it comes to products so I can pass up a freebee lol  ...

Does this plan exist? I have read many posts lately from a number of Bell employees that have been very helpful. I was hoping one can help provide me with some knowledge. I am on the Opseu plan currently (legitimately) and I want to migrate from it to a different plan. When we got the plan, it was a good EPP. Now..it's mediocre at best. I have (had) three phones under ...

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