StorkBroker Forum 1.0Welcome To "Forum Cafe"http://www.storkbrokers.com/Forum/forums@storkbrokers.comThu, 09 Sep 2010 22:18:49 GMT20http://www.storkbrokers.com/Forum/Topic314-4-1.aspxI was just wondering if anyone here is on Facebook. I would love more new FB friends!!!<br><br>You can find me here:<br>[url=http://www.facebook.com/?page=1&sk=messages#!/theparentpack]Tina Mosby-Solar[/url]<br><br>Request to be friends and mention Stork Brokers so I know who you are...Anyone else?Fri, 16 Apr 2010 18:03:25 GMTtheparentpackhttp://www.storkbrokers.com/Forum/Topic144-4-1.aspxIt's time to drag out the lawn furniture, clear the winter debris from the yard, and get ready for those great summer barbecues! <br><br>This year I want to try something a little different for the backyard deck but adding those cute and colorful patio lights. And I can't wait for it to be warm enough to place all of my plants around the deck - they look awesome out there!<br><br>Does anyone else have any suggestions for making the deck look festive for all those summer barbecues and parties? I'd love to hear them!Sun, 19 Apr 2009 10:45:12 GMTbriansmomhttp://www.storkbrokers.com/Forum/Topic9-4-1.aspxI'm curious as to what is considered a socialite nowadays. Back in the "dark ages," a socialite was rich, most likely famous, beautiful, and had a ton of friends. I also think the term, "socialite," was meant for people who were often featured on the Social Pages of the local newspaper.</P><P>Does this term have new meaning today? Is a socialite someone who just goes out a lot or holds a lot of big parties, or does the traditional definition still ring true?Sat, 21 Feb 2009 13:01:23 GMTbarbwhttp://www.storkbrokers.com/Forum/Topic4-4-1.aspxyes, its great:D<br>no, it stinks:ermm:<br>I don't know?:doze:Thu, 12 Feb 2009 16:54:21 GMTHawkidsMom2