He's really a pretty good baby, but still not a napper.  I tried a different tactic this morning.  Left him in the crib after his short nap and turned Sesame Street on the little TV in the guest room, where the crib is located.  That way, I could take a shower, wash my hair, and get dressed while he watched Sesame Street safely in the crib. And it allowed me to lay down while he did take his short nap, and not have to do the whole 'shower and dress' routine, wasting valuable, to me anyway, rest time.   See!  You made that decision to take care of yourself with only a little encouragement. Think about how much better you could feel if you did this more, instead of enabling others. YMMV Smile and there will be something to smile about! Nancy

The groups are with Yahoo, there has to be a 'boss' who accepts emails of new people who want to join the group....... you can remain anon in the group, but all your details etc have to be given to the 'boss'. If you want to leave, Lucas, and rule your own roost, then all I can say is GO FOR IT!!! Peter, wishing Yahoo all the best

newsxVGc.16049$ This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it : I'm not either nancy, but what's the use of even hanging around the group if no one can feel safe enough to write for help was my way of thinking.  Guess having to take luanne to email, made me wonder..............   I've got so many in email now, how does one keep up? TD, your comments made me think...... I'm in another 'chat group' that is strictly through email. People talk about whatever they want and reply to the group, and an email goes to every member to which you can reply, or ignore. What are the merits of setting something like that up for here? The groups are with Yahoo, there has to be a 'boss' who accepts emails of new people who want to join the group....... you can remain anon in the group, but all your details etc have to be given to the 'boss'. Sounds like a good job for you One way to weed out the stalkers etc. This forum can be left open for any new people as a 'first point of contact'. Maybe worth thinking about? I'd thought about it a couple months ago.  I have some friends on Delphi Forums who offered to set me up a group if I wanted one.  If others have an interest, let me know, Yahoo or Delphi, doesn't matter to me either way. I'm in groups on both.  Personally I prefer reading the Delphi Forums myself, they are easier to read and one can post pictures and such.  Both work on the same principle, blocking out the undesireables.   td - Ukryj cytowany tekst -- Poka? cytowany tekst -

that is strictly through email. People talk about whatever they want and reply to the group, and an email goes to every member to which you can reply, or ignore. What are the merits of setting something like that up for here? The groups are with Yahoo, there has to be a 'boss' who accepts emails of new people who want to join the group....... you can remain anon in the group, but all your details etc have to be given to the 'boss'. Sounds like a good job for you One way to weed out the stalkers etc. This forum can be left open for any new people as a 'first point of contact'. Maybe worth thinking about? I'd thought about it a couple months ago.  I have some friends on Delphi Forums who offered to set me up a group if I wanted one.  If others have an interest, let me know, Yahoo or Delphi, doesn't matter to me either way. I'm in groups on both.  Personally I prefer reading the Delphi Forums myself, they are easier to read and one can post pictures and such.  Both work on the same principle, blocking out the undesireables.   Are the Delphi Forums on an email basis or do you actually post to a bulletin board on a website? But if it gets rid of the stalkers et al, I'm all for it.