Search results

Why are we feeding the troll?

Thanks everybody! It's nice to be missed :D In other news, Baby #4 arrives in February, and I'm looking forward to some maternity leave!!

Hoping things are happy where you are, and wishing you the best for 2012 (when I predict the world will not end :D ) HofB xxx

Hi everybody, As some of you may know, we're moving interstate for work. Where we are going the property market is really competitive, and our previous trips to find a place have not been fruitful. We are good tenatns who will pay our first 3 months rent in advance and we still can't get a...

Tati - no books to recommend, but I'll share my system with you. Work out all your regular bills. Ours include rent, water, electricity, gas, phone, internet, car registration, school frees. Add up what they will be for one year (obviously adjust between annual, quarterly and monthly bills!)...

Michie - I'm with GrannieAnnie. It was a gorgeous summer day today. So I won't be much help I'm afraid.

Avatar!!! Hello!! How are you? And your family? Great to see you around :hug:

Because we make the milk!! And also for those other reasons :thumbsup:

I hope that when he speaks, everyone listens. Great article Michie.

Thanks Global - we're excited about it. It's going to be a big change. I think motherhood is the most important job that I will ever have. Fatherhood is the most important job my husband will ever have. As long as someone is doing it when the other one is at (paid) work, I think paid work...

Not that I'm arguing with you, but why do you think work at home has value over everything else? I will answer your excellent questions from my personal experience. 1. Next year, three days after my baby girl turns 1, I will be returning to work (although in a new job to the one I left...

:) It's compulsory here! And I thank the suffragettes for all their hard work. My vote is something I treasure.

Actually, it's Familiaris Consortio - John Paul II - Apostolic Exhortation (November 22, 1981) :D I had to go back and check what I wrote, it was so long ago! I think you mean this question: I like the way you ask it better. Ben wants the computer for a bit, so I'm submitting and...

I think you may be on to something there, Rebekka. The reason I said it like that was to illustrate to Creed that I believe that teachings develop in a linear fashion - with those coming after building on the work of those who went before. Obviously Benedict has come after John Paul II, so the...

I'm up for that Global - but I'm off on the school run now. I might be on later when my kids are in bed. :wave:

Undeveloped. adj. not having developed or been developed. - Oxford English Dictionary. In my usage, this is a synonym for unchanged. As in, the Nicene Creed has been unchanged for 1700 years. Don't change the subject. Underdeveloped and undeveloped do not mean the same thing. Do not confuse...

I believe you wrote this ^ Creed. But as for the rest, you are a plagiarist. Unable to make your own arguments, you've used someone else's without attribution. Mainly someone called Barnes, with a little bit of Kell and Delizsch thrown in at the end for good measure. This bit ... is from...

OK Creed. I'm guessing that since you are always talking about Armenia that you speak English as a second language, and you may be having difficulty with my use of the term "undeveloped." Trust me when I say, I don't mean what you think I mean when I say it. Let's move on. 1. I am a cradle...

:thumbsup:

I'm not writing them off. I read the quotes. I didn't skim them. However, the world has developed some since 200AD. Church teachings develop over time. Some more so than others. Teaching on women get filed under "more developed" hence I'm running with what John Paul said. Undeveloped as in...