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June 10, 2015 at 1:52 pm #363013
I don’t know @honeybee. You’d think with all the threats I’ve received, the internet police would have thrown me into internet jail by now!
June 9, 2015 at 6:19 pm #362816That’s exactly what I thought, @booknerd. Clearly, both the stepmother and the father are off their rockers. I just hope the mom provides a bit more stability.
June 9, 2015 at 5:31 pm #362806I responded to her that I recommended she get professional help and she wrote: “Thanks for being nice! I was hoping sorry for the the bad words you said. I think you need a therapy yourself.”
March 6, 2015 at 1:12 pm #340086I miss Sarah b. I wonder if she is still fantasizing about her boss. I wonder if he left his wife yet. I wonder how everything is going at Golden Corral. Sarah B? Check in with us and let us know #whathashappened.
February 20, 2015 at 11:14 am #337162I think that might be true about gingers. When I think of redheads I know who lived into their 80s and 90s, they did seem to age a little more slowly than average. Until his mid-80s or so, my grandfather, a redhead who died at 90, always looked at least 10 years younger (and his hair was red almost until the very end).
February 20, 2015 at 9:57 am #336740Yeah, seriously on the kids thing. Before I had Jackson (when I was 35), people regularly told me I looked at least 5 years younger (and I believed them because I thought the same thing). After 3+ years of parenting (including many, many sleepless nights, long days, very little “me time,” etc., etc.), I think I pretty much look my age now. There’s a photo on our wall of the three of us when Jackson was 4 days old and I swear I look like I’m about 27 or 28. I have aged A LOT since then. All my friends my age who don’t have children look younger than the ones who do. Oh, but it’s worth it, yada, yada, yada… 😉
That said, I do occasionally still get carded. When it’s very dark and very late and the bartender is basically carding everyone — but I’ll take it!
February 19, 2015 at 6:25 pm #336578We need to get this to 80 pages. We just do.
Addie, I can’t believe you went to work in your PJs. Even if it was at 5 am, before anyone else was there. It’s so… daring! What would you have done if someone had been in the office? What if someone else came in early and saw you?
You must be exhausted. You should eat a #cinnamonroll and hit the sack nice and early tonight.February 19, 2015 at 12:48 pm #336520I just made a change on the editing function. Can you see it now? If not, try logging in.
February 18, 2015 at 5:34 pm #336387My mom is the oldest of four kids, all born within five years. There was so much sibling rivalry and dealing with stressed-out parents, that my mother decided she’s space her kids much further apart. as a result, my sister and I are nearly 7 years apart (no kids in between, and no miscarriages or fertility issues, that I know of). That age difference was like a freakin’ gulf growing up – allison and I were always at such incredibly different stages, and then she was only 11 when I left home for college. It almost felt like each of us was an only child in some ways. I wished I’d had a sibling closer in age, but not so close that there would be all the rivalry that apparently existed among my mother and her siblings as kids, which is why I’m spacing my kids like we’re doing (Jackson will be 3 years, nine months when his sister is born in July). Obviously, I don’t know yet what their sibling dynamic will be like but I think it’s so sweet how very, very excited Jackson is and how he is already saying how much he loves his baby sister, and I don’t think he would have been like that a year ago (because he just wouldn’t have understood so well what was happening and probably wouldn’t feel as ready as he does now for a new family member).
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