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BellasmamaTiff @BellasmamaTiff (2544) • United States 26 May 07

Did you keep a baby book for your children? Did you keep it updated? I started one right before my daughter was born, but stopped writing in it for the past year. How many of you have slacked off on it?

baby book

moms

parenting

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maddysmommy I wish I had one when I had my son 4 years ago. My husband has one which his mother started and then gave it to me to keep. It has his first baby photo ever, a lock of hair that was from his first haircut and a few other items. It was never completed. My...

27 May 07

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dawnrm69 @dawnrm69 (1174) • United States 12 May 07

Here is a story I read in a little paper here and I wanted to share it and see what you think about this. An elementarty school in wales banned pupils from making mothers day cards to avoid upsetting the more than 5 percent that...

children school

mothers day

mothers day cards

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aprilgrl That's sad and havent heard about this before but to me why don't they make a card for whom the care about such as grandparents, aunts,foster parents or who ever it may be. I know one of my daughter's friend had lost her mother and yet she made a card for her...

13 May 07

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dawnrm69 @dawnrm69 (1174) • United States 12 May 07

Here is a story I read in a little paper here and I wanted to share it and see what you think about this. An elementarty school in wales banned pupils from making mothers day cards to avoid upsetting the more than 5 percent that...

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Tyler7777777 What's wrong with that? one of my close friends lost his mother when he was born, he doesn't show that he's upset on mothers day but I'm sure he is. If that many of the kids in the school are missing their mothers then what is wrong with not making mothers day...

13 May 07

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arvindneemuch @arvindneemuch (662) • India 12 May 07

I am asking this just out of curosity. I know, one can not genrealise, but still, i want a figure. Actually, if you are in India, then, you can have a good living for a single man in $1000 easily. The reason for it is dollar...

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DesignDiva @DesignDiva (379) • United States 4 May 07

Oh my gosh, I'm so upset that Meredith's stepmom died. Do you think she was faking her hiccups in order to bring Meredith and her dad together? Oh gosh, I'm just so sad! And then why did Meredith's dad hit her? For some reason,...

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melanie652 I don't think she was faking the hiccups. I was disappointed to see her die too. I liked her character. I also liked how she was trying so hard to get Meredith and her Dad together. It was working....until she died. That was sad. Meredith's dad hit her...

5 May 07

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Kayla Tsukino @kaylachan (86928) • Daytona Beach, Florida 9 Dec 24

I woke up on time. Spent half an hour getting George awake to take his meds and managed to start the laundry. I also managed to fix his soda and get my breakfast going. I think I'm on a roll and I didn't exactly rush to get it all...

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sidoney I woke up on time. Spent half an hour getting George awake to take his meds and managed to start the laundry. I also managed to fix his soda and get my breakfast going. I think I'm on a roll and I didn't exactly rush to get it all done, either. And to think...

27 Apr 07

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marguicha @marguicha (230988) • Chile 29 Nov 24

It is past noon here at Dixie´s, friends. I´m alone mylotting while Humberto and Dixie are trying to make an insurance pay arfer Humberto´s car was hit. The problem would not be too bad is it wasn´t because Humberto´s car is a...

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stdrst It is past noon here at Dixie´s, friends. I´m alone mylotting while Humberto and Dixie are trying to make an insurance pay arfer Humberto´s car was hit. The problem would not be too bad is it wasn´t because Humberto´s car is a Jaguar. Ans although it is not...

27 Apr 07

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Kalikala @Kalikala (433) • United States 11 Apr 07

Is anyone watching the premiere episode tonight? What do you think so far? Who do you like? Who do you hate? Do you think it will be as good as Project Runway? So far I like the woman with the curly hair, and some other people...

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Amber I'm watching the marathon that leads up to the third episode right now. It's a good show and I am very surprised I like it. I didn't watch Project Runway or Top Design, but I was a little interested in this concept. I cannot stand Tabatha. I think she is the...

26 Apr 07

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jennybeans @jennybeans (912) • United States 21 Apr 07

Service people call you "hon"? For example, there is a woman who works at our local Subway restaurant who calls everyone "hon" constantly. "What can I get for you, hon?" "Do you want lettuce on that, hon?" "Is there anything...

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charlestchan haha.. i think it's nothing.. it's just her style i guess.. it does irritate people once awhile.. but it's okay as long as she didn't harass you.. maybe calling someone 'hon' is normal for her.. but not to you.. then she might be thinking everyone is as open...

21 Apr 07

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jennybeans @jennybeans (912) • United States 21 Apr 07

Service people call you "hon"? For example, there is a woman who works at our local Subway restaurant who calls everyone "hon" constantly. "What can I get for you, hon?" "Do you want lettuce on that, hon?" "Is there anything...

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gbolly54 Words of endearment don't go stale if you consider it used sincerely. However, when they are used for all without any exclusivity, they lose their purity. Moreover, using endearing words to everybody makes some people feel somehow jealous, especially if one...

21 Apr 07

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jennybeans @jennybeans (912) • United States 21 Apr 07

Service people call you "hon"? For example, there is a woman who works at our local Subway restaurant who calls everyone "hon" constantly. "What can I get for you, hon?" "Do you want lettuce on that, hon?" "Is there anything...

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ironstruck I think I would rather she call me that then "sir." It has just become a habit with her and I would not take it too seriously. Try calling her "sweetie" every time she calls you hon. See if you get a reaction.

21 Apr 07

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elizabethbathory @elizabethbathory (1132) • United States 13 Apr 07

Please, don't flame me, as I'm merely curious . . . In light of the Don Imus incident, I have begun to wonder about the word "nappy." I looked it up in the dictionary (dictionary.com, to be precise) and it has the...

don imus

nappy

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Drakhan In the 1800s and early 1900s, nappy was used to describe the kind of hair African American's have. It wasn't so much a racial slur as a aesthetic one. It was used to point out that African American features didn't measure up to the European standard of beauty....

15 Apr 07

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elizabethbathory @elizabethbathory (1132) • United States 13 Apr 07

Please, don't flame me, as I'm merely curious . . . In light of the Don Imus incident, I have begun to wonder about the word "nappy." I looked it up in the dictionary (dictionary.com, to be precise) and it has the...

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