And those in denial will not only cross-post, but also set their e-mail
rules to move messages from both lists to the same folder. Kind of like
pretending we all still live in the same house...
> -Original Message-
> From: Hickling, Lisa (TOR)
> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 2:35 PM
> T
Just for the record, this parent won't allow bad-talk about the other
parent. If you have any questions about this or any other TCP "household"
rules, please write to me off-list.
Thanks!
Lisa B.
> And those in denial will not only cross-post, but also set their e-mail
> rules to move messages f
> Just for the record, this parent won't allow bad-talk about
> the other parent. If you have any questions about this or any
> other TCP "household"
> rules, please write to me off-list.
I think it was very rude to cross-post it over there anyway. I would
hope that, divorce or no divorce, som
On Monday, November 13, 2006, Robotti, Anne (Carlin) wrote:
> I think it was very rude to cross-post it over there anyway. I would
> hope that, divorce or no divorce, some kind of basic email etiquette
> would still apply.
A TCP member -- intentionally or unintentionally -- cross-posted in
res
> > I think it was very rude to cross-post it over there
> > anyway. I would hope that, divorce or no divorce, some
> > kind of basic email etiquette would still apply.
>
> A TCP member -- intentionally or unintentionally -- cross-posted in
> response to the original post. It certainly isn't Lis
