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Comments (7)Looking good Gill! Just do whatever you feel is best. We have so many I dont think it would hurt to try different methods. Also, I just counted and since I have 18 robustas I can keep some inside and some outside next winter and try different protection methods to see what works best. Now if I could only protect my coconut outside that would be an accomplishment. Thats just wishful thinking. Jay...See MoreJosie Duggar
Comments (30)"Back in the day" large families were the norm, & large families were desired, as many babies died & people wanted lots of hands to help on the farm & to take care of the parents when the parents got old. Women almost always died from overwork, bad nutrition, & excessive childbearing before they experienced the joy of menopause, & their widowers almost always immediately married a much younger woman to help raise the motherless children & to produce more. Today's world is not that world. Thank goodness. Women have good health care, good nutrition, & the education to not have baby after baby after baby, depleting their bodies until finally they can't support their own life, much less the life of a developing baby. A baby that is born healthy today has an excellent chance of growing up. In the "good old days", women had to have twice the number of children they wanted to raise, as they could expect to lose half of them, to simple diarrhea, to influenza, to appendecitis, to accident, to infection. Todays world is already too crowded, & this couple has had more than their "share" of offspring. It's waay past time for them to stop their obsessive reproducing & pay more attention to the children they already have. but don't expect them to do so; there's a huge amount of ego involved in this guy's obsessive begetting of children, regardless of his wife's health & regardless of the children's health or the quality of their lives. & when a pumped-up ego is involved, the welfare of others, even one's own children, makes not one bit of difference....See MoreDuggar Family Marriage
Comments (77)"Suddenly realizing you are at the age where you mother won't hold you anymore because you aren't a cute little baby?" Where did you get that information? I think she would have to be holding the little ones until they are weaned at least because she nurses them.With that many kids in the house why wouldn't they be helping to take care of the younger ones? I had only 4 kids and the older ones helped me!That is something I see in all large families.Sorry but I just don't see much about this family that is "disturbing".They lead very busy lives and "making an appointment" to talk to your parents seems like a good idea to me.Most families now days don't even have the time to MAKE the appointment!LOL "I'm sorry. I didn't realize this was the Duggar's-can-do-np-wrong, pro child labor, pro cult blog." I don't think it is! They dress the same because they buy their clothes at thrift stores,nothing wrong with that,and because it is easier to identify the kids in a crowd.I use to dress my 4 alike,made most of their clothes so I guess that makes me some kind of strange person? LOL As for the same hair styles,maybe the girls all like long hair and the boys like the clean cut look?? Or maybe the girls/women identify with the scripture that pertains to a womans hair being her "glory".whatever the reason,it's their business! I totally agree with Ruthie.It is refreshing not to hear all the profanity that comes out of most teenagers mouths now days or to see the scanty dress on girls and the sloppy attire that the boys all wear now.Just last night we were shopping in Wal-mart and followed 6 teen age boys for several minutes.You would not believe the stuff coming out of their mouths.then when we were loading our groceries in the car 4 of these same boys were beating one of the others,had him on the ground hitting and kicking him,sll 4 at the same time.they took off running,right past us,hopped in a pickup and took off.the one being beaten and the one with im jumped in another car and left.I don't know how badly the one was hurt,but we think it was a boy that was in the store with them who was mentally handicapped.He had downs.It all happened so fast and they were gone before we could even call for help.Anyway,it is refreshing to know that there are still some families like the Duggers that don't conform to the rest of the world! That's all I have to say about this subject!...See MoreDuggar Family is now 18 and wanting more
Comments (56)Good grief people, let the people live their own lifestyle. At least their kids aren't joining gangs, stealing, etc. As for quality time with parents, I don't remember ever having one on one quality time with my parents and I feel I turned out reasonably well. My parents only had 6 but my aunt had 12. As for the donations, I'm sure the companies do it for their own reasons, publicity, free advertising, etc. I would accept any donations that anyone would want to give me too. What upsets me more is the illegals in this country having baby after baby and getting welfare and medical help. We used to have apartments in Ca. and most of the tenants were illegals and one woman asked me why I didn't have more children and I replied I didn't get paid to have babies, I had to work to support them. Her kids had better clothing, etc. than mine and she didn't use birth control, after all these kids were income. I know I'm in the minority, but that's the way I am and believe....See More- 11 years ago
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