SignupGenius or VolunteerSpot? - DCUM Weblog Hello there I work for SignUpGenius and wanted to chime in on this thread We certainly appreciate all the kinds words! And we appreciate critiques as well, because we are always working to improve I thought I would post this link, as it may be useful to those comparing tools Obviously, this is from our perspective so there is a little bias -- but that said -- we have tried to be accurate
SignupGenius or VolunteerSpot? - DCUM Weblog SignUpGenius doesn't require an account Having one makes it easier to find your stuff if you have multiple sign ups, but you don't have to have one if you're just signing up for something
Evites and SignUp Genius? - DCUM Weblog Paperless Post has the envelope-opening invites SignUpGenius is good for when you need to organize things, like having people volunteer for an event or specific task
Signupgenius requests for food twins - DCUM Weblog For teacher holiday contributions, I contribute the requested amount (once), but I give a separate gift card to the teachers from our family -Dad of twins report 12 08 2017 11:21 Subject: Re:Signupgenius requests for food twins quote Anonymous
VHSL Boys Lacrosse 2026 Season - DCUM Weblog Anonymous wrote: Any updates on Langleys Jack Milone Who will fill in his shoes? I say they fall from #1-3 to the 6-9 range report 03 06 2026 15:47 Subject: VHSL Boys Lacrosse 2026 Season quote Anonymous Anonymous wrote: Anonymous wrote:
Traveling with Nanny - DCUM Weblog Anonymous wrote: Don'tforget a food stipend A nanny doesn't always want to eat what the family cooks so maybe offer a food stipend so she can take herself out for dinner Families don't realize how expensive it is to have a traveling nanny Your best bet is to leave her at home and give her the time off
Reply to Dorms - DCUM Weblog [quote=Anonymous]Honestly I feel like a horrible dorm with great roommates is awesome and an amazing dorm with terrible roommates is awful It’s the people match that matters [ quote]
Reply to books for 14 year old boy? adventure, mystery, fantasy Authors of fantasy and sci fi that have appealed to boys in that age range in my circles: Becky Chambers Katherine Addison (Referenced above) Ursula K Le Guin Martha Wells (also referenced above) Nghi Vo (Singing Hills books) Seanan McGuire I think it’s important that young men don’t form the habit of only reading male authors especially in this genre They’ll read plenty of them in school