I know, the first time I left she was 3 months old, left her on a bottle and came back to talking walking and eating pizza baby. she knows about the boys and I asked her about her daycare boyfriend and she said oh no mommy dangerous. she was born on the 23rd.
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I know, the first time I left she was 3 months old, left her on a bottle and came back to talking walking and eating pizza baby. she knows about the boys and I asked her about her daycare boyfriend and she said oh no mommy dangerous. she was born on the 23rd.
Lexi should have been born on the 23rd but after labor began she changed her mind and I was in labor for 25 hours, so Christmas eve it was (she was actually due January 24th, so she got no Christmas presents that year)
I keep asking mine to stop getting older but she doesn't seem to want to listen. Of course she is at an age that listening is a foriegn concept. I miss the day of daycare boyfriends. Now she is being courted by 16 year old boys that drive! Luckily she has a good head on shoulders and for the most part is a good kid!
I keep asking mine to stop getting older but she doesn't seem to want to listen. Of course she is at an age that listening is a foriegn concept. I miss the day of daycare boyfriends. Now she is being courted by 16 year old boys that drive! Luckily she has a good head on shoulders and for the most part is a good kid!
I think thats why I bought a shotgun, Im still scared for that age and I have 2 girls. Life just got a lot harder with that one. she is smart and an azz kicker. I think she gets it from her mom. don't mess with her bacon.
I don't have any kids but I think if I'd had a daughter I'd have locked her in her room until she was 30!
I think Salem is right, at least 35.
I found telling them they have an illness and putting them in a bubble works best. I mean boys is kind of an illness isn't it?
Also wanted to say Hi to Army and Sarge and wish you two the best.
Awe no you wouldn't BovYou would have kept here there until at least 35 LOL!
I think your right about that. 35 and in a bubble is golden
I never plan my days. That way every day is a surprise!
Hugs to you all over there
Hugs to you all over there
I never plan my days. That way every day is a surprise!
Hugs to you all over there
I wish I could say the same about my days. The only surprise I get is at our field feeding site.
Mine is not but that is not always a bad thing! Where the hell was that bubble when my son was a teenager? I might still be half way sane by now if I would have had that!
Mine is not but that is not always a bad thing! Where the hell was that bubble when my son was a teenager? I might still be half way sane by now if I would have had that!
every one likes bubbles howd you miss it
Ha! I caught you here Sarge! Now I have to go make dinner
whats cookin, I always ask my wife so I have something good to dream about. This place will make you forget how good food tastes.
Lord knows I tried to think of everything to keep him contained. Not sure how I missed the bubble
Like Bov, I didn't have a plan for today, but so far so good. I am still annoyingly busy, but it is nice to have a few minutes now and then to stop by and say hello to all!
The bubble isn't a totally bad idea, but now and again I would have to take her out. She is at an age where often spending time with her is like sitting with alien that doesn't even breath the air we do. But I have to admit, as she comes closer to being an adult, there are times I really enjoy her company and find it nice to relate to her on a more grown up level then when she was younger! Who knows maybe it would just be easier to visit her in the bubble!
Now the bubble would be a wonderful idea for my 10 year old son who has ADHD!
The bubble isn't a totally bad idea, but now and again I would have to take her out. She is at an age where often spending time with her is like sitting with alien that doesn't even breath the air we do. But I have to admit, as she comes closer to being an adult, there are times I really enjoy her company and find it nice to relate to her on a more grown up level then when she was younger! Who knows maybe it would just be easier to visit her in the bubble!
Now the bubble would be a wonderful idea for my 10 year old son who has ADHD!
Meat loaf (low fat high fiber version but still good
macaroni pie (cheese) and steamed broccoli.Still hungry? LOL
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