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Comments (15)Re: April birthdays-yep there are tons. My dad, a cousin, an aunt, my grandad, three of my closest high school friends, my sister, me, all our Idylls, assorted others and now Jack. I think I could come up with someone for every day at this point. I suspect it is those summer vacations that parents take-hehheh! April is far from the cruelest month for me! Cynthia...See MoreSomeone's Been Eating at MY Birdfeeder-- and he's STILL here!
Comments (25)Marcia, thank you so much for the warm welcome! And I'm certain I'll be contributing to posts here and there. You mentioned in another post about the tufted titmice... they are absolutely my favorite bird! So sociable and seemingly fearless of humans! Lately, there's been one that keeps landing on my head! Almost every afternoon for the last 3 weeks! I wear my hair short, blonde and spiked, and I keep wondering if it's checking it out as a nest, but titmice are cavity nesters, so maybe it just wants my hair for the nest? Or maybe it's just immensely curious. At any rate, sometimes it will stay on my head for 5 minutes, walking all around and even climbing down and nibbling on my ear. Of course, I feel highly honored! I always pay close attention to your posts because you and I are in the same zone. After too many years away from gardening, I recently got reinspired and am absolutely thrilled with all the online assistance via forums like this. I look forward to continuing the learning experience and the fun shared on this forum! Thanks again, Marcia!...See MoreHe was here and now is gone...is this common
Comments (1)Amy he may have still been heading north. I had one arrive on April 29th and the next day he was gone by mid morning. Still waiitng for regulars to show up....My first regulars arrived last year on May 10th. Penny...See MoreStepson ... I'm lost please help!
Comments (12)My own children are grown and married. I married someone who has teen children. Two daughters aged 12 & 16, and adopted son who is 14, and came to live with us after we had been married a year. My husband kept it from me that the mother wanted this child out of her home because he elbowed her in the stomach and slammed the car door on her arm when he was 10. The reason being the mother would not buy him a stuffed animal from Cracker Barrel. The kids are still the bigger problem, but the husband is an enabler for the disrespect and behavior. I started in counseling in March to figure out what I wanted to do about this confusing marriage. My counselor told me, that you should have called CPS to protect your own child, and CPS would have handled this out of bounds, renegade son of your partner. What transacted is indeed very serious. My experience can tell you your situation is going no where. Raise your own child first, then seek out your companionship. Even in that event it may not work out, then you will still be better off because you protected your own child. You do not have any control over how his son acts, you cannot control the fact that your partner wants him around. I will tell you the kids will always come before you, probably even after they are adults. I just had something very valuable stolen from the home. My husband is acting like it is "no big deal." And why should I call the police to report a burglary, and speak to the boy about what he knows about it? I should suck up the $2800 loss, and forget and live without it. Does this tell you how the events will go in your life in the future? Right now, I am trying to find a home, so I will not have to move my belongings twice, that is why an apartment is a last resort for me to consider....See Moreamylou321
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3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoThe Earl of Wagshire My Lord Leopold.
Yes. I did register him as this.
I win.
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3 years agoHim listening intently as I try to explain his elevated position while we are waiting in the parking lot at the vets office.
Also explaining why we do NOT CHEW ON MAMAS PINK MICHAEL KORS PURSE!!!
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I hate that this last one is kinda blurry. I wanted him to exude that aristocratic hautuer......
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