vskydiver
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Oh! Your right! Hadn't thought of that. He showed me her facebook page. Maybe she's a made up person! She could look like a truck!
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Wanna play tag team? you can be on MY team. Are you asking me to gang up on Lisa with you?
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Oh! Now I feel bad because it was actually me that jacked the thread and now there is a fight.
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Please rephrase . . . here I'll do it for you. vskydiver: John would NEVER go to an establishment where they do pedicures and have his feet done so I do his pedicures for him.
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John would NEVER go in and have his feet done so I do his pedicures for him.
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I saw a picture of her. She looked really nice.
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Well, most the time I look like a truck. Mornings are not my best. He's still nice about it though.
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I think you're pretty. You think I'm good lookin'. What more do we need?
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This kid is smart! This is exactly why my marriage has worked all these years!
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This kid is smart! This is exactly why my marriage has worked all these years!
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This kid is smart! This is exactly why my marriage has worked all these years!
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I'll be there the second weekend in Sept!! That's coming right up! You can torture me then!
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beautiful.
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Good luck!
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Exactly why virgin-burner shouldn't drink too much on his date.
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Me either! I've seen pictures of her. She's a cutie!
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Yeah, that all happened 15 years ago. I look back on it with fond memories. All my kids are OK using the public restrooms. The only time they balked was when we were all in China. Those public "toilets" are REALLY bad. I don't care how bad a public restroom is in the USA, it's not going to be that bad. When we got back from that trip, the kids all had a better appreciation for living in America.
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Yeah I agree. Jean, nice shirt. Maybe a button down shirt. NO skydiving T-shirts. That's a stupid thing to wear on a first date. Red rose is fine. Nice touch. Don't drink too much!
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you mean . . . a cute angina? BOOOO! Bad joke.
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Yes, I'm V, and yes we've seen the show. And the morning sickness thing is a myth. Your wife won't get sick in the morning when she's pregnant. She'll get sick all day long not just in the morning. For me, I was sick 24/7 for the whole 40 weeks. We had so much fun! Lost a LOT of weight after doing that 4 times! Back to topic: A bathroom is a bathroom. If you need it, use it. Just wash you hands and don't touch anything. I remember taking my 4 kids with me into a restroom stall. The oldest was 5 and the youngest was just a couple weeks old. I tucked the baby under my arm and held the hand of the 2 year old so he wouldn't crawl under the stall. All this while maneuvering to use the bathroom myself, then helping the 5 year old go and instructing the 3 year old not to peek at the person through the door. Juggling was easy after that.
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Oh, good gracious. Son is 13, daughter is 10, daughter is 8. Think I'll just have my nervous breakdown now and get it over with... NO! Don't go there until you have to. Just enjoy every day you have with them while they are young. Spend as much time with them. Cherish every moment until it happens. Their youth goes by so fast! Then you can look back on all the good times and hang on to those until they get over it when they are teens. That's what I'm doing. Holding out until they become human again.
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Awe Thanks Roo! Yes, I'll agree, they are really good kids. Their teen years could be WAY worse. But they are still ornery, grumpy and think their parents are stupid. It's kind of heart breaking when they go through that stage. I realize they have to in order for them to leave but it's still a really tough stage to endure after all those wonderful years.
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People just aren't burning up the threads anymore maybe.
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Nope, it doesn't really hit until about 15 and a half. Then your in trouble. I've gone through it with three so far. My youngest is turning 15 next month and so far she's still OK.
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Everything else sums it up just about right, however, there are great benefits to be had - IF you practice patience & understanding! You reap the reward of: ~breakfast in bed ~mom, I'll make you dinner