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Comments (118)Okay Cathy....I'll wear that Speedo if you wear a cheerleader uniform again....current hem lines included..LOL! You, Shaun, and EJ were the first that came to mind when I received that package..LOL!! Sorry for those that missed the pics but I deleted them from picture trail and the computers at work....I guess some have saved them...I was clueless that you could do that! Steelers and Cardinals for the SB and I see you are hosting this year Cathy...NO BETS from me on this game. That hot tub was "HOT" for sure but what happened at PFPP stays at PFPP....I'll leave it at that.....LOLOLOLOLOLOL! David...See MoreThe funniest movies you've ever seen?
Comments (63)Did anyone mention Dudley Moore in "10"?!?!? (besides my first GF Bo Derrik...;-)) G(D that was funny! When he's mumbling with his mouth packed full after the dentist... The "I'll alert the media" comment from the butler, when he's gonna take a bath... The "Airplane" series... Johnny saying, "WHERE did you get those shoes...and that dresss, Ohhh!" to the distraught woman. Zoolander, Dodgeball...good stuff! "Oh my god, they're Break-dance fighting!" The Money Pit... When Tom Hanks is "caught" in the ceiling?!?!? (I think I almost "went" when that scene happened!) Beverly Hills Cop I was pretty damn funny too. Faron...See MoreOur Story Using TV Shows....The Entire Story Line
Comments (2)Thanks for all your hard work Karen! Can't wait to read it in its entirety. Jodi-...See MoreOpen Arms
Comments (20)I feel like I entered the relationship with my stepchildren enthusiastically. My then 7 year old, now 11 year old stepson has never been too receptive (he's attached to his mother--whom he seldom sees--and has emotional problems, so I don't expect too much), but my then 4 year old, now 8 year old stepdaughter and I have bonded. She never lived with her mother; my husband got full custody when she was about 2 weeks old because mom fell into psychosis and fled with her a couple days after she was born. My SD ended up in the hospital very ill, and was released to my husband when he proved to social services that he'd divorce their mother thus 'keeping them safe' from her. Their bio-mom has very severe mental illness that involves psychosis and has spent much of the last decade struggling with involuntary hospitalization, health, relapse, eviction, homelessness, hospitalization, rebuilding, illness, etc... In 2007, the kids saw her 3 times for maybe a total of 8 supervised hours the entire year. My husband and I sold our 'single parent' houses and bought a large house on a cul de sac in a lovely neighborhood with good schools, a pool, a lake, and so forth. I married my husband KNOWING I'd be a fulltime stepmom, and I was enthusiastic. I didn't know how their mother was going to fit in, but I assumed she'd be jealous and difficult. Surprisingly, she has been fairly decent. When she gets ill, she drops out of sight and 'hibernates' until she is evicted and Baker Acted, so she doesn't bother us. My ex is an alcoholic living out of state in a Days Inn motel. He pokes his head out of his alcoholic fog a couple times a year and calls or emails something weird, then we don't hear from him for months. So essentially, we have been able to consolidate ourselves as a family without divided loyalties or interference. My hubby's ex is jealous, but not specifically of me: I had what she wanted and used to have, but lost (I met my hubby 18 months after their divorce, so I wasn't involved); she's just envious and in despair about what she could have had, used to have. She drives my husband crazy with insisting on her rights, and asking him for 'a break', and demanding that she get to be their mother (mostly she's desperate to have someone take care of her, because her life is just one failure after another, and alot of it isn't her fault). But my SD has started calling me mommy, more and more, and once slipped up and referred to me as 'mommy' in front of her bio-mom. Bio-mom was nice about it. "But I'M your mommy." "Oh, I mean my other mommy." Big points go to bio-mom because she didn't berate SD for calling me mommy; I think almost most bio-moms would have been horrified and upset. I MYSELF would have been very hurt and indignant. Bio-mom was hurt, but she did the mature thing and let it go. She is not always so mature (she is always telling the kids how poor she is, how little she has, worrying them about her safety, making extravagant promises, disappearing suddenly out of their lives, complaining their father won't let her see them enough, etc... But as far as we know, she's always supported our blended family. May G-d remember that and return that blessing to her. I wasn't sure how we were all going to fit together and work it out, but I was absolutely committed to being the best parent I could be without upstaging mom. I have a beloved stepfather (my father died), and assumed my role would be beloved stepmom. I already had my own bio-kids so I didn't need to be their mother or prove anything; but I did want to be one big happy family--my husband, me, my kids, his kids. I decorated my SD's room bright pink with Laura Ashley blue and violet sprigged quilts and a net canopy and antique white furniture. I had all boys, biologically, so it was fun. SD LOVES pink. Bio-mom wants to see it. And I say 'no'. I don't want her in our house. There are several reasons. One is I want a clear distinction between our family and bio-mom's family. We are not co-parenting with bio-mom, we are raising the kids, and she pretty much has the title. I don't want her to get confused and think she's going to have any say about how we do things in our house or even give us any imput. My husband doesn't want her opinion, nor do I. She's not stable enough, around enough, or really capable of making good decisions. I want to make it clear that this is not her turf in anyway, altho her kids live here. Also prior to me coming, when she did have access to my hubby's house she stole money and a blank check. She also has criticized his housekeeping to the court trying to imply he was an unfit parent. I don't trust her. Also, I am aware that we have a lot, and she has very little. She is jealous of our material well being. We are not rich, but we are affluent. We do have to juggle and budget and be careful, and the taxes and medical and utilities bills are big, but we manage to live comfortably. She's homeless a couple times and year, and when she's Baker Acted and evicted, she usually loses whatever she's managed to acquire since her last hospitalization. She lives on about $700 a month (it would be more but she committed benefits fraud and has to repay about $40K). Her life is one financial set back after another. She feels it keenly, and has tried several tricks to get money out of my husband. I don't think it's a good idea to let her know too many details about how we live. I don't think the kids care ONE BIT about the difference between our socio-economic level and hers, but I know she feels it keenly. I saw on the other thread one poster stating that she'd never met a stepparent who welcomed their stepchildren with open arms. I feel I did, without trying to upstage bio-mom. And I KNOW my husband has as well (and he got the raw end of the deal since I brought 3 young teens into the mix--and you know how much fun teens are). My husband has turned himself inside out, made BIG sacrifices to encourage my kids in sports and do scouting with my youngest son. Not just open arms, but OPEN HEART....See More- 7 years ago
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