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| Time To Simplify |
| It's time to simplify my life again. For me that means unsubscribing from newletters I don't read, departing from group-lists I'm no longer interested in and determining if I need a new email address. I'm just getting so much spam! And I'm not one to quit signing up for things, so after a while it gets out of hand.
I've been at 164 lbs for six days now, so I should be going down another pound here pretty soon. In the mirror I can see my waist is smaller and my belly doesn't stick out as much in front!
While my daughter is at Dance Diva's Girl Scout camp this week, my husband decided to paint her room. She pick out a lime green color, and he's getting replacing the trim and making it look nice instead of looking lie a work in progress. Then we are going through her things, taking out old or babyish stuff and arranging a "young lady" room for her.
The garden in sprouting - not everything yet - but about 1/2 of it. So it's time to put up the fence. So far Bonnie and Crystal have removed fence posts from another location and surrounded the garden with them. Tonight we begin taking the fence down from around the ballfield, removing all the grass, and weeds, and blackberry vines, rolling it up and getting to the garden. Then we'll put it up! |
| See also: email, weight loss, weight, girl, paint, room, Girl Scout, garden, fence |
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HI Kelly,
If you are looking to cut out spam in your email...Gmail is great for it. My cousin just emailed his new address for the same reason. I do believe you have to have an invitation sent from someone who already has gmail. If you are interested I could send you one. If not, another suggestion he had was to use 2 addresses. the main one for communication...the second one for any online ordering,or when you have to give out an address so you won't get spam sent to your everyday email. Just a thought!
Kristi |
| posted by Kristi on 06/12/2007 |
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| Thanks for the information, Kristi. Would gmail be my only email program, or is it something that works with what I already use, or what? I would like to check it out because I've heard good things about it before. |
| posted by Kelly on 06/12/2007 |
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