NuttyMomma

@NuttyMomma (901)

United States • Age 64

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NuttyMomma liked this • 25 Feb 09

how much do you think you can change your body in 6 weeks?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 23 Feb 09

I have been home now almost 3 months (unemployed). when i was working 12 hour days, i often skipped meals but was physically active. being home, i got lazy, depressed and often dressed in my "sloppy" clothes. you know, yoga pants...

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puddytat101 I work 12 hour days now. You definitely have one advantage to being at home more. You can stop running through the drive thru at lunch, etc. I think you can transform your body immensely in 6 weeks. Good luck in your quest!

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NuttyMomma liked this • 24 Feb 09

Can anyone get married out of high school and still be in love 50 years later?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

You grow and change so much between your 20's to 40's. Do people really still love each other after being together that long??

high school

lasting

love

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allyoftherain My grandparents got married straight out of high school and were together more than 50 years before my grandmother's death. It is possible for love to last that long. I think it has a lot to do with maturity and what the couple is willing to do to make...

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NuttyMomma liked this • 21 Feb 09

would you become a parent again knowing how tough it is?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 21 Feb 09

Personally, I have no regrets. I am blessed and I am grateful. My kids have challenged me and continue to but I would never trade it for all the material riches in the world.

blessed

kids

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dlr297 I would have more if i could, but im past that time in my life right now, I also feel blessed that i had my children, and would not give them up for the world, Even though they are grown they still bring me joy, and my grandchildren are also a big joy in my...

21 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 21 Feb 09

would you become a parent again knowing how tough it is?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 21 Feb 09

Personally, I have no regrets. I am blessed and I am grateful. My kids have challenged me and continue to but I would never trade it for all the material riches in the world.

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stacyv81 yep..in a heartbeat, I did it two more times after I had my son, (3 kids) so I am 100% sure I would it is worth it completely and They are the best things to ever happen to me! =)

21 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 21 Feb 09

would you become a parent again knowing how tough it is?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 21 Feb 09

Personally, I have no regrets. I am blessed and I am grateful. My kids have challenged me and continue to but I would never trade it for all the material riches in the world.

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Wizzywig I certainly would. Like you, I wouldn't trade my sons for anything. I am more proud of them than of any other thing in my life. They are grown up and living away from home now but they're still my best friends

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NuttyMomma liked this • 21 Feb 09

when life hands you lemons you ...

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 21 Feb 09

What do you do when life hands you lemons?? I am sick of lemonade and I could use some fresh ideas.

encouragement

lemon

life

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stacyv81 lol...squeeze them until you feel better! Stomp on them throw them! Throw them at someone...lol..Im being silly. But your post made me laugh! =)

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NuttyMomma liked this • 21 Feb 09

would you become a parent again knowing how tough it is?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 21 Feb 09

Personally, I have no regrets. I am blessed and I am grateful. My kids have challenged me and continue to but I would never trade it for all the material riches in the world.

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mscott I wouldn't trade it for anything either but I do not know if I could handle another one. I think I am just to old and my body would have a hard time keeping up. It has nothing to do with the kid but rather my own old age.

21 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

I was excited last night

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

I enjoyed last night's episode. Finally getting somewhere. The hour went very quickly. I understand why Sun would go to find Jin but I don't understand why she would leave her child. She didn't even seem torn. Overall, it was a...

lost

sun

the island

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1fastcat Someone at work brought up the point that when Jack asked how Ben could read he said his mother taught him. We all know Ben's mother died at his birth. Is this just a trivial joke or is it supposed to mean something? I know it is Ben and all, but wouldn't most...

19 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

I was excited last night

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

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stealthy What I really want to know is what happened to Aaron and why won't Kate talk about it; it obviously was what persuaded her to go back to the island. I agree it is hard to believe Sun would leave her daughter and that she would leave her in Sun's father's care....

19 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

I was excited last night

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

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1corner Hi there. I'm with you, last night's show was a blast - better than the previous one, though that wasn't too bad either. Sun left her daughter in Korea with her parents, because she initially had a mission of killing Ben. Do you remember when she told Charles...

19 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

Importance of a father in your daughter's life

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

Do you moms out there realize the importance of having a father in your daughter's life? Think about your own relationship with your dad and how it influenced your choices in the men you dated and married.

daughter

father

relationship

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misskyla My daughters are 18 & 16 and I wish their father had disappeared. I think he did more damage hanging around or half hanging around than if he had just taken off. That's just my take on it.

19 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

What happened to Supernatural?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 18 Feb 09

I got hooked on Supernatural from the first episode. I sat there at the edge of my seat in suspense. I was amazed that this was on television and excited at the idea of this show. I faithfully watched and when Supernatural was on...

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wyrdsister I can see your point about Supernatural, but I'm still interested in what they're doing. I agree that the level of humour seen in past seasons isn't the same, but I am interested in the direction they've taken. They are exploring a whole new direction of the...

19 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

What will life be like for our children- say in 20 years?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

Do you ever wonder with the state of our economy what kind of affect it will have on their future???

children

economy

future

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LadyCroft I am not so worried about the state of the economy for my child, because regardless human race has survived some horrific financial downturns... We survive against all odds. What I do worry about is this society we are breeding, the violence and hatred that...

19 Feb 09

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

Can anyone get married out of high school and still be in love 50 years later?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

You grow and change so much between your 20's to 40's. Do people really still love each other after being together that long??

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sassygirlanne007 I think it can be possible. Both my grandparents got married young and still loved there spouse years later. I know things where different back then but i still think it could happen.

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NuttyMomma liked this • 19 Feb 09

Can anyone get married out of high school and still be in love 50 years later?

NuttyMomma @NuttyMomma (901) • United States 19 Feb 09

You grow and change so much between your 20's to 40's. Do people really still love each other after being together that long??

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palonghorn My parents met in junior high, my dad went into the Army before he finished high school. They got married in 1952 and just celebrated their 56th Anniversary this past October. And yes they still really love each other after all these years. Now, if I had only...

19 Feb 09

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