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Thanks AnneGG, I didn't even know there were things out there to help manage passwords. I found this article on USAToday and thought I would share. Y'all may already know all this but I didn't have a clue 
on 4/13/14 4:43 am, edited 4/13/14 8:52 am
Naw she mentioned (assuming a female) the Woodlands area... I live in the Woodlands area and while I'll agree the mom's are snotty and will fight over a whole lot of nothing, I've never thought that they were so psychotic that they would whip out a gun and start shooting. It's primarily cat fights... these women would never dirty their hands, they'd hire out.
On another observation about the area, while most America is overweight it seems like there is a much much lower percentage of heavy people in the Woodlands... tennis and golf outfits are worn everywhere, and yes there is a golf cart line at the school to pick up their children.
1Password is good password storage software and app protected itself by a password. But I am changing all my important passwords.
"What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls the butterfly." Richard Bach
"Support fosters your growth. If you are getting enough of the right support, you will experience a major transformation in yourself. You will discover a sense of empowerment and peace you have never before experienced. You will come to believe you can overcome your challenges and find some joy in this world." Katie Jay
Always travel by local trains and buses so lots of great small places whose names I can't remember!
India, Jaipur, Kuchaman. Want to go to Kerala! Taj Mahal is one if those places which is as fantastic as it is supposed to be!
Thailand, away from tourist, Kao Tao used to be magical but has been "discovered", I like the north, Ayutthaya, Chang Mai, down round Petchuburri, Kanchanaburri. Not over keen on Bangkok. Go up the River Kwai to the Burma border, sleep in a raft hotel!
Vietnam - liked Hanoi until I was knocked down by a motorbike ( but, hey, insurance company flew me home business class!), Sapa is worth visitng. Helong Bay, Mekong Delta.
cambodia and Laos, can't say as due to go there and then had aforesaid accident!
Malaysia, like Kuala Lumpur. Preferred Borneo to Malay Peninsula, loved Penang. Danum Forest - excellent!! Wild orang utans. Kinabatangan river, elephants, crocodiles, range if monkeys!
China and Tibet. Going next April!
Highest 290, Banded - 248 Lowest 139 (too thin!). Comfort zone 155-165.
Happily banded since May 2006. Regain of 28lbs 2013-14. ALL GONE!
But some has returned! Up to 175, argh! Off we go again,
I'm gonna guess...Kingwood?
Surgery: RNY on 12/18/2013 with Jay M. Snow, MD "Don't mistake my kindness for weakness." - Robert Herjavec, quoting Al Capone
Exactly. It's not that the movements are painful, it's just that the last two fingers on my right hand are numb and I have almost no fine motor control with them. It wouldn't seem like those two fingers would count for much, but they do. I do a lot of holding and spinning of mandrels (the thick wires) with that hand, and I found that I used to drop them way, way too often when I first got the problem. So I haven't worked at it since, but I'm itching to get back to it and try to adapt to what's apparently my new normal.
If it helps, I've tried blowing glass a couple of times, and you'd have to inhale really, REALLY hard to inhale any of it. 
The kind of glass work I do is commonly called lampworking, and is a little smaller in scale. But working with molten glass that way can be interesting, too. You need a whole new set of clothing requirements: No man-made (in other words, meltable!) items, no shorts or short sleeves, and because sometimes the glass rods "pop" from thermal shock if you heat them up too quickly, absolutely NO plunging necklines! *OUCH*, from experience!
I have a couple of photos of some of my work around on an old computer, I'll see if I can dig them out or just take a few new ones.
Surgery: RNY on 12/18/2013 with Jay M. Snow, MD "Don't mistake my kindness for weakness." - Robert Herjavec, quoting Al Capone
on 4/13/14 3:22 am
I must have lived in a different area than you...the psycho soccer Moms in our master planned community could easily have snapped over the things I mentioned. Ridiculous fights would erupt over golf cars cruising the neighborhood, parking in front of each others perfectly pristine homes and panic would flash through the neighborhood FB site if there was a person of color seen in a strange car. Anyways, I never said there were any incidents....just said I felt more unsafe in TX than in Navi Mumbai or one of the many countries we have visited.
I doubt the total crimes committed in many countries are close to just the gun crimes in America. Look at some of the statistics posted today.
BTW, I grew up and went to college in TX then returned to Houston for 5 long years so I do know what it is all about down there.
It sounds like fun. Would probably embarrass myself staring at all the soft willys, so I hope dark sunglasses would be permissible.
Real life begins where your comfort zone ends
way hot, in a way guns never are.
once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.
PM me if you are interested in either of these.
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