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I'd have said "The reason I have her in here is so people keep their filthy hands to themselves. If you wouldn't invade an adult's personal space like that, what makes you think it's appropriate with an infant?"
It's especially disgusting for a cashier, someone who has been handling money all day, to touch a baby's hands and cheeks. :Puke
Julie, DP to , mama to DD (7) , and DS (5)
Get her out of that thing this instant. That is horrible you ought to have CPS called on you."
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Call the manager, seriously, and if the store is a large chain, call the corporate offices.
Totally inappropriate and idiotic. Telling me how to dress my child is also a huge pet peeve of mine. A couple years ago I was at the mall on a really warm March day, like 80 degrees. People were wearing short sleeves and jeans, yet some had babies in bucket seats with fleece buntings on. I know I've been caught in too warm/too cool clothes when the seasons are changing, but if you are wearing short sleeves and are comfortable, do you think the baby needs a fleece bunting? Then when these people tell me my baby is underdressed, my blood boils.
does the store employ developmentally challenged individuals? from what you are quoating it sounds so much like someone who has develomental issues. though, of course, i can be wrong, on this. just a hunch.
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how frustrating. the CPS comment was certainly uncalled for!
I'd have said "The reason I have her in here is so people keep their filthy hands to themselves. If you wouldn't invade an adult's personal space like that, what makes you think it's appropriate with an infant?"
It's especially disgusting for a cashier, someone who has been handling money all day, to touch a baby's hands and cheeks. :Puke
UGGH, this happened to me a few months back - in Walmart. A cashier looked at Avery on DH's back & recoiled in horror - "You're breaking her neck in that thing!" I just said "Thanks, I'm actually here for groceries, not parenting advice." Amazing what they get away with. I called a manager & he didn't care at all. :
Well we, DH and I, went back to the store this afternoon. She is definitely fully functioning. I spoke with the manager who had her apologize to me albeit she seemed reluctant to do so. I also asked that he educate his cashiers about what sort of comments are appropriate and innappropriate.
I still don't think I will be going back into that store anytime soon though.
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Instead she should put all her energy and talent into one task, which is making sure that the Arts Council supports art. This might seem obvious, except that one of the Government's favourite occupations is trying to get the relatively small budgets it puts into the arts perform tasks that other, better-funded departments should do.
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And the union was therefore very pleased by the announcement and they are eager to help contribute to the review.
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WHITLEY CITY - The Kentucky Department of Forestry has begun an initiative to educate private landowners about a threat to hemlock trees and urge them to help fight it.
A tiny insect called the woolly adelgid has killed thousands of eastern hemlocks since it was first found in eastern Kentucky in 2006. Although state and federal officials have used chemical treatments to fight off the insects, they have continued to spread and are now in nearly 30 counties.
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"If private landowners don't step up, there's going to be a massive loss of hemlock in Kentucky," said Alice Mandt, coordinator of the hemlock woolly adelgid program for the state Division of Forestry. "If you don't treat them, they're going to die. There's no getting around it."
She said state officials can't pay for the chemicals or apply it, but they can show landowners how to do it and they can provide equipment.
"It's a lot cheaper than cutting a tree down" after it dies, said Rusty Rhea, an entomologist with the U.S. Forest Service who coordinates the agency's efforts against the insect across the Southeast.
Spring is a good time to check for an insect infestation, which looks like tiny clumps of cotton on the underside of branches.
The ecology in some of the most biologically diverse places in the state would be fundamentally altered if the hemlocks aren't saved, Mandt said.
The trees grow along streams and other damp areas and keep water and soil temperatures lower, helping several species, including trout. Tree branches also provide cover and nesting areas for birds.
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No. 2 Hoggard 79 No. 7 Topsail 64
Hoggard cruised to a 79-64 victory over Topsail in the opening round of the Mideastern Conference Tournament at Brunswick Community College on Monday.
A.J. Frye led all scorers with 22 points and Jack Bagley added 18 as Hoggard took a 46-25 advantage at the break. Xavier Johnson chipped in with nine, while Patrick Morrison scored eight points.
Winners in seven of their last eight, the Vikings moved to 17-8 overall and grabbed a three-game season sweep over the Pirates.
Topsail freshman D.J. Montano held team-high honors with 18 points and Alec Baker had 14 points.
No. 2 Hoggard faces No. 3 West Brunswick in the semifinals at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
The two teams each picked up a win on their opponent's home floor during the regular season. Ty Hill hit a last second buzzer beater to hand Hoggard a 55-54 setback on Jan. 5, but the Vikings returned the favor in a 73-61 result in Shallotte on Jan. 29.
No. 3 West Brunswick 72 No. 6 South Brunswick 55
After cruising to a pair of wins against their cross-county foes during the regular season, West Brunswick overcame a slow start and used a huge third quarter to break away from South Brunswick in a 72-55 win on Monday.
Josh Woodard scored a team-high 18 points for West Brunswick, who improved to 17-6 overall. Tyler Stanley also had 14 points and Ty Hill put in 11.
Trailing 17-14 after the opening eight minutes of action, the Trojans grabbed a two-point lead at the break and outscored South Brunswick 26-5 during the third quarter to secure a spot in the Mideastern Conference Tournament semifinals.
No. 4 Laney 59 No. 5 Ashley 48
Laney led for most of the way to grab a 59-48 result over Ashley on Monday.
With the Bucs in front by two possessions late in the third quarter, senior Jordan John knocked down back-to-back treys over the final 90 seconds of the period to extend Laney's cushion to double digits.
John finished with a game-high 16 points, while Sherod Sidbury chipped in with 12.
The Bucs held a 12-9 advantage after the opening eight minutes and went up 25-18 at the half. The pair of long range shots by John made it 41-31 after three quarters and Sidbury helped put the finishing touches on the win.
Hunter Cook added nine in the win, while Chris Bennett finished with eight. Ryan Keller scored a team-high 15 points for Ashley. Daitreon Daye also put in 13 points.
The Bucs face top-seeded New Hanover in the Mideastern Conference Tournament semifinals at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.
Semifinals at Brunswick Community College on Wednesday, Feb. 17
No. 1 New Hanover vs. No. 4 Laney at 6 p.m.
No. 2 Hoggard vs. No. 3 West Brunswick at 7:30 p.m.


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BBB File Opened: 09/06/1989
Business Started: 01/01/1946
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