By KevinOHara May 22, 2013
These folks really work with you. You should give them a try. Be honest with them, explain your needs, you'll keep your things. If you need some work to get your things or just to pay your fees you can always donate plasma @ Bio test or work for one of the temp services that Lincoln has to offer. Labor ready, Staffing services, Work A While. Plus! they have some nice in store items that you may need or want to purchase. Just keep them in mind! ...read more
By Vickie L. DeFalco February 08, 2010
My son, Shane & I have been going to Shrine activities & to the Minneapolis hospital since Shane was 18 mos. old - he will be 17 years in 2 weeks. We have made many special friends & they have gone above & beyond to help us & do for us & accommodate us! When my son was a baby local doctors wanted to do experimental surgery on him...NO WAY! Shrine hosp. took right off the 1st visit & Shane never has needed surgery! Even now he has developed something entirely different & they are willing to help yet more. They do so much with such care & love & go way out of their ways for the patients & their families. We SO appreciate ALL they do & thank them with all our hearts! GOD bless each & everyone!!! Vickie & Shane ...read more
By missymills_boyd at Citysearch December 09, 2007
London Bridge Toy Shoppe is the most quaint little toy store. No high-tech expensive toys. Full of toy trains, baby dolls, coloring books, army men, stuffed animals, rolls and rolls of stickers, games, puzzels; you name it. Reminds me of what toy stores used to be like when I was a kid. Just good old-fashioned, imagination toys. It is so refreshing to see a toy store you can actually feel delight in taking your kid to. No commercialization, great customer service, and a little something for every kid. I actually left feeling proud of the selections I had made for my kids' Christmas presents. In this world of fast-paced, high-tech gifts, this store of good old-fashioned imagination toys, is refreshing. They even offer to gift wrap your selectionsfor you, free of charge. The toys range in ages from your teeniest tots, to your hard to buy for older adolescents. I think any age kid will enjoy a trip to this great little toy store. This store is going high on my list of places to gift shop for kids. I would recommend this place to anyone buying for the kid who has everything, or is just not sure what to buy. I also recommend it to those who would rather buy educational, stimulating, fun toys, that don't require being glued in front of the television set or computer screen, as seems to be the current and ongoing trend. Great work London Bridge Toy Shoppe, you have remembered what being a child is all about. Happy Shopping, fellow shoppers. ~~Mrs. James Boyd (mom to Haley, J.J., Hannah, and Sadie) ...read more
Book a party in JUNE, JULY, AUG, SEPT and receive $25.00 extra credit or aFREEbottle of Basic Instinct ($26.50 value). Special will only be given to those who keep their orginal party date and have and $500.00 party or more. Hot Heart Massager will also be given to each hostess just for having your party as aFREEgift. Each hostess will also get 10% of their gross sales. ...read more
By Slumber Parties by Michelle June 14, 2007
Both Nintendo and Playstation make handheld game systems. It can be confusing to know the difference between the PSP from Sony, the DS, the DSi, and the 3DS from Nintendo. Both the system hardware and games available differentiate them. By reading the following guide, you'll have a better idea about w... ...read more
Are we there yet? If you’re traveling with children, this is a question that you will be asked at least a million times. Children don't have the same level of patience as adults and need fun activities to consume their time. If you’re traveling with kids and need something fun and exciting for them to... ...read more