Libra67

@Libra67 (11)

United States • Age 58

Joined myLot 17 years ago

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Are you caring for your parent(s)?

miamilady @miamilady (4910) • United States 9 Jun 08

I was going to use the word "elderly", but I'm not ready to put that label on my dad yet. There comes a time in life where our roles reverse. The once that nurtured and cared for us, eventually need us to return the...

getting older

parents

responsiblity

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Libra67 My mom takes care of her mother and she is now where someone has to even bathe her. She is 80 and her health is going down more every day. It has taken a toll on my mom because she has to constantly keep a check on my grandma. We have tried to get someone to...

9 Jun 08

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More of my grocery store pet peeves.....unbehaved kids.

bonbon664 @bonbon664 (3466) • Canada 9 Jun 08

As some of you know, I find the whole shopping thing very frustrating at times. This weekend, it was parents letting their screaming brats cruise around the grocery store. One of them was wearing those "wheelie" shoes (which I...

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Libra67 First off, if you have control of your children, those wheelie shoes won't be a problem. My daughter has a pair and she knows exactly how to behave with them on. If she doesn't, she doesn't wear them again for a while. Second, I can't stand parents that have...

9 Jun 08

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Divorced parents and holidays

foxyfire33 @foxyfire33 (10005) • United States 9 Jun 08

Who is responsible for buying the gift? Since Father's Day is coming up, I'm in charge of buying the kids gifts to give my ex-hubby. That's just the way we do it and it works for us. He helped them buy things when it was Mother's...

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Libra67 You sound a lot like my ex and I. I am so blessed to still be friends with my ex husband. We still take our daughter to eat on occasion. He comes to all her school functions and extracurricular activities. He is a great father and since I make a very low...

9 Jun 08

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how do you manage your kids addiction???

alcazar @alcazar (761) • India 9 Jun 08

I have a niece of mine...she is just too much involved in seeing the cartoons and the recordings of marriages...its kinda of healthy one or two times...but she is now just used to it and just starts crying non-stop if we dont do...

kids understanding

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Libra67 You have to get her involved in other activities. The adults around her should be playing learning games with her, taking her outside and letting her learn about nature. She definitely should not so addicted to the tv.

9 Jun 08

Bathing together.

kangel48446 @kangel48446 (507) • United States 3 Jun 08

My husband threw a fit because I let my daughter who is two and my friend's son who is 18 months take a bath together. I didn't see any wrong in it, so I'm here to ask you. I plan to let my two girls take baths together, if they...

baths

parenting

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Libra67 My daughter and nephew (same age) took a bath together until they were about 2. For a boy and a girl, I think around 2 should be the cut off point. I think for 2 little girls or little boys, I think about 3 or so. But after that, they need thier own privacy.

9 Jun 08

When is a child old enough to bathe him/herself?

jashley1 @jashley1 (746) • United States 9 Jun 08

I realize part of this answer could be when the child is really able to cleanse him or herself effectively, but I was just wondering if there is a certain age that most parents let kids start bathing themselves?

bathing

children

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Libra67 When my little girl was about 7, I started to let her bathe herself. I would let her soap up and then have her call me when she finished so I could make sure she did a proper job.

9 Jun 08

Do you have pet dogs...??

alcazar @alcazar (761) • India 9 Jun 08

Do any of you guys have dog/dogs as pet....i have a pummerian...i named him mikki..... what bout you.???

pet dogs

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Libra67 I have a miniature dachsund named Tizzy and a cat named Callie.

9 Jun 08

What would you do if you won $1 million in a lottery? $100 million?

imagenius128 @imagenius128 (109) • United States 7 Jun 08

One of the many things I've always been most curious about is how people would use tons of extra cash if they had it. So please, answer HONESTLY, without just saying you would "give it to charity" to make you look good. There...

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Libra67 IF I won the lottery, after I tithed to my church and helped my family, I would move. My daughter and I want very much to move out from under my family. I would find a nice place with room for horses for my little girl. I would probably home school my daughter...

7 Jun 08

About Yourself, an Honest Opinion

sumofalltears @sumofalltears (3988) • United States 22 May 08

I have been on mylot for a while, and there have been many heated debates about lots of different things. So do you avoid these discussions or do you jump in with your true and honest opinion regardless of how others respond? Do...

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Libra67 I feel that if you have something of value to add, be honest and open. You can disagree with someone without being rude about it. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. If I have a strong opinion different from a friend, if I am asked I will reply honestly...

7 Jun 08

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Are you honest to your boyfriend/girlfriend?

Carla Estefan @chej18 (915) • United States 7 Jun 08

How honest you are in your gf/bf.Can you tell him/her about your feelings?Can you tell everything that happen to you?

honest

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Libra67 I feel that honesty is the only way to go. You can get through anything if you have honesty and trust in a relationship. The reason my marriage broke up was a lack of trust because my husband lied constantly. So, if you are in a relationship you need to be...

7 Jun 08

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