Thank you for your thoughts and I look forward to following this story for
other readers comments.
I just finished reading your Paris book - I couldn't put it down, and like one of
your other readers comments, «laughed my ass off», although not literally!
Together — and with
the other reader comments — these postings ought to be REQUIRED READING for every candidate seeking state office.
Readers may «report» concerns about
other reader comments.
I have alot of blue in my house too (as
other reader commented) and I LOVE the pop of orange pumpkins in the fall, goes with the blue fabulously!
Not exact matches
Fortune: You are steadfastly committed to the value of
reader comments, when almost every
other media entity has chosen to either get rid of them or outsource them to social media.
Note: If you're leaving a
comment please add an address that
other readers can tip you at.
We realized we had few
readers back then so we gave each
other comments, additional viewpoints extra much the same way we hoped our
readers would someday.
Just the
other day, a
reader left a
comment that began, «I know you're against sexual purity and all...» which I confess kinda made me want to bang my head against the dining room table.
Of course, the vast majority of
comments consisted of
readers» insulting each
other and making juvenile jokes about sex.
However, Mr. Blake would have done CNN's
readers a much better service to have included
comments from Billy Graham, Tim Keller, Rick Warren or host of
other Christian leaders who actually live the life of faith and believe in the divinity of Christ rather than to focus in on Borg who has little influence inside the Faith because he does not accept its basis tenets.
i've been following your blog for awhile now (made the sweet potato brownies the
other day:), though i have never
commented, i've always been a silent
reader.
If you do, please report back in the
comments because there are likely
other readers wondering the same thing.
I really appreciate your taking the time to pop back over and
comment - and I'm sure
other readers will too!
I will make a
comment to the flour for the
other readers.
If you have a question or feedback about a specific recipe, please post it in the
comment section of the recipe so that
other readers can benefit from the dialogue too.
But we are starting to see that some
readers answer
comments that
others have left, which we love!!!
A «ghost
reader», as I like to say, because I never left
comments or any trace of my time reading over posts of
others.
Several
readers have
commented that they will be making truffles or one of my
other candy recipes as presents for the holidays this year.
Leave a
comment below to share your most - loved Passover tradition with us and
other readers.
It most definitely should be creamy, as
other readers have described in the
comments above.
I'd suggest reading through some of the
comments on this post, too, as there might be some helpful tips in there from
other readers.
One of my pet peeves from
other readers are
comments made before recipes are even tried....
Still delicious and can't wait to try the
other reader's
comment about avocado on the bread.
Your
comments help
other readers learn more about the recipe.
There are a lot of really creative variations in the
comments from
other readers, so I hope you can find a version that you like!
Leave a
comment, rate it (it's super helpful for us and
other readers), and don't forget to tag a photo #minimalistbaker on Instagram.
Quite a few
readers cited the One Bowl Brownies recipe from Baker's as their go - to, with
comments like «I get more compliments on those brownies than any
other,» and «Shh.
Please leave any questions that you may have as a
comment directly on the recipe post so that me and
other readers can help.
Here is a link to a website that provides nutrition info that many of my
readers use, feel free to leave a
comment here with the nutrition info to share with
others!
I have identical thoughts on Washington and included them in a long
comment discussion perhaps a week ago with some
other readers.
I have ALWAYS felt that EVERY fan is allowed to have an opinion and will let them publish or
comment on the forum, but lately I am finding I am having to delete very personal abuse against
other readers.
i was a regular
comment reader on these site before i landed my job at the emirates and upon seeing how people on here still tear each
other apart when it comes to transfers, i have decided to create an account and shed some light on what little i know though its completely illegal.
In general, we'd ask you to be civil towards
other readers and refrain from obscene language and any
comments on religion, ethnic groups or politics.
I usually don't read the
comments made by
other readers because they're usually overly negative so today why don't we pass around the optomism pipe and get high on our teams potential.
There were more than 1,600
comments, prompting a follow - up story in the Times — «We choose each
other over and over because we want to:
Readers share their open - marriage stories» — in which numerous people speak of their experiences of engaging in ethical non-monogamy.
In addition to editorial content written and edited by professionals, we feature
reader - submitted stories and ideas and chat with them daily in our
comments section as well as on Facebook and
other relevant social media platforms.
WIth respect to the tone of your
comment, I pride myself on the fact that TLT is and always has been a safe space to air all viewpoints, and when I and my
readers disagree with each
other, we always do so in a civil, respectful manner.
You can also read what
other parents are asking, and
comment on our
readers contributions, or my answers.
A
reader recently wrote a
comment which I imagine reflects the views of a lot of people: I'm confused about the goals of the CNA [Child Nutrition Act, the legislation governing school breakfast and lunch, among
other programs].
Some of these
readers expressed fear that this program will cause
other women in their situation to be pressured or shamed, and I'm very glad to learn from your
comment that this shouldn't be the case.
There were more than 1,600
comments, prompting a follow - up story in the Times — «We choose each
other over and over because we want to:
Readers share their open - marriage stories» — in which numerous people speak of their experiences of engaging in ethical nonmonogamy.
Frugal Freebies encourages positive
comments and suggestions that are helpful to
other blog
readers.
Also, if you know what the education support service is called in
other states, I'd love you to share that in the
comments for
other readers!
My feeling about milk in schools, as shared by many TLT
readers (judging from this morning's discussion on the Facebook page and in
comments on the blog), is that milk does have a place on lunch trays, but not to the exclusion of
other beverages like water (which, as it turns out, is not so easy to get into cafeterias) and plant - based milks for those who drink them.
Share your tips and tricks with
other readers in the
comment below.
If anything jumps to mind, please share a funny memory in the
comments to make our
other readers giggle.
When I first started writing this blog, someone suggested I check out and
comment on
other peoples» blogs in order to get more
readers for mine.
No matter how strongly you feel about food politics issues, I expect your
comments — whether aimed at me,
other readers, or anyone else — to be offered thoughtfully, respectfully, and with an appropriate degree of civility.
I've only just scratched the surface of the issue of district - level change, but I'm going to stop here and invite our «School Food Superheroes» to add their advice and
comments to this, and to the
other two parts of my answer to our
reader.