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Comments (124)Good morning everyonbe. Still no package, and no mail today as we all know it's a holiday. We have been sleeping in so much later these last few days, that not sure we'll hear the alarm tomorrow when it's time to get up for school! My granddaughter had off as of Friday. I better get in the habit since I may be going back to work real soon...sooner rather than never! LOL Mary Ellen, I don't blame you for being partial to the photos. I would be proud as well. Dianne, I can't tell you the number of times I would "remmeber" something, anything...especially that stuff I package up and put in containers in the freezer! LMAO....sometimes it's a defrost everything to determoine what it is. Or defrost what you think were mashed p potatoes and find out it was buttercream icing! My promise to myself this year was to label everything, but I don't always. oh well. One time I had a box take the longest time. When it came down to it, it was never mailed as a priority box, so it took a longer time to get here, perhaps Vina that is what is happeneing? I'm still experiencing great problems with GW. I type to a blank page and then minutes later, the words appear. As of now, I see the paragraph where I mention MaryEllen. It will be minutes before anything else appears and then I have to go back and fix typos. So strange, not sure why this is happening. Spring, plesae come soon, I can no longer take this cold. Have a great Monday! Maryanne...See MoreHe died of a broken heart
Comments (10)My Godparents never had children, just each other. He loved her so much he quit drinking for her, and he built her a home from the ground up. She died in June one year, and he refused to ever sleep in their bedroom without her. Instead, he moved into a storage area off the kitchen. He followed her in November the same year. They said it was a heart attack. But I know his heart was broken....See Moreheart-broken ( sorry it's long)
Comments (3)I feel your pain. Please let time be your friend. My son got into trouble, I posted bond for him under the agreement that he would go to school and follow the rules. Well, he broke the rules, over and over, and I revoked his bond. When he discovered I called his bluff, he screamed, yelled, swore, grabbed a bag of clothes and told me to f-off and left. Rumors about his whereabouts were running rampant. A mother of his friend, where he was staying, called me and chewed me out for being so harsh on him. After I filed a missing persons report, a 17 year old in Texas is not considered a runaway, he ended up going to stay with his dad for a while. Several months later he came by, calmed down, willing to sit down and discuss what happened. He wanted to come back home. The drugs, booze, etc. had taken their toll and he wanted the rules and structure back. I know you are worried sick and your heart hurts. I hope he has come home on his own free will. If not, he will be just fine. It's very difficult for parents to allow their children to make choices and then watch them suffer the consequences, when we already know they're not making a good choice. Let time be your friend. Let the little ones know that he will be back someday....See Morebroken heart
Comments (57)I agree that you must be very careful whom you allow in to your child's life be it a man or a woman. And to the original poster.. Definately tell the daughter about the new baby. And send her a b-day gift. I know it can be very hard at times to give and get nothing in return, but figure it this way. If you continue to give her gifts and offer to include her in your life, then the bio-Mom will have no excuses later in life when the child realizes that her lack of relationship with her father stemmed from the resentment her own mother had towards him.. As for people saying "I hate my step-child" It most definately can be said in the heat of the moment! When feelings are left unresolved and you feel unsupported at home, when finally getting the chance to openly vent of course your heated! This board is for that purpose! There are moments in everybody's lives when they may hate themselves let alone those around them. As I said before if you read those post most of them don't focus on hating the child themselves, but on behaviors the child exhibits that are not being corrected by the parents. If posting in here allows them the venting they need and keeps them from blowing up at the child, why shouldn't they? This is the STEPFAMILY Forum and is for all of the feelings that we may have as STEPFAMILIES! This is not a place to jump on someone for saying something you deem to be inappropriate! I am not saying we can't all offer our advice to these people, but there is a tactful way to do that. The majority of the people on here are helpful and insightful, I have gotten valuable info from both sides here. Unfortunately there are the few on here who make it their goal to attack ANY Step-parent who post. It saddens me to see some stuck so far in their own denial and bitterness that they feel the need to downgrade others constantly. Nobody is perfect! No family is perfect! We as a group need to realize that all of these situations are different! I am here to help as much as I can and be helped by other people who are trying to make the best of a difficult situation....See Morecolleenoz
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