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Bella75 @nixxi76 (3191) • Canada 5 May 08

Last monday morning I got my child off to school and started doing my dishes. My hubby walks in the house and I ask him what he's doing home and why he's not at work. He says that his boss and supervisor call him into their office...

less pay

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dolphins821 I'm sorry to hear about the problems you and your husband had with his previous employer, But I am glad to know that he was able to find another job, that he seems to like, so quickly. I had a situation like that with one of my previous employers - they got...

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kiran1978 @kiran1978 (4134) • Australia 5 May 08

friend of yours? I think having a lot in common with friends definately does help the frienship and the longevity of a friendship. However I still think that is possible to have good friends who don't have alot in common...

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dolphins821 I think that sometimes it is best when you have a lot in common with your friends, and I agree with you when you have stuff in common with friends it allows for a lasting friendship, and more opportunities to stay in touch. Sometimes though it is nice to...

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Misa093 @Misa093 (24) • United States 4 May 08

I know that no one has ever been or ever will be perfect. But my parents put a lot of pressure on me to be the perfect daughter that they have always wanted. That may sound like a dramatization to you, but it's true. My father,...

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dolphins821 I'm really sorry to hear that you are in a position where you can't talk with your parents without having it thrown back in your face. Thats a real shame, and to have a parent bring up something that was not your fault is just, in my book, being childish. All...

5 May 08

dolphins821 @dolphins821 (12) • United States 4 May 08

My daughter will be 9 months old in a few days (on the 11th actually) and the older and smarter she gets the more worried I get. I don't really worry about her - I worry because I know eventually I am going to have to discuss with...

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dolphins821 I wanted to thank you also for the response - It does help to put my mind at ease at least, and it will help when the time comes. I do agree that they are missing a wonderful experience watching her grow. My boyfriend and I both consider her our little miracle...

4 May 08

dolphins821 @dolphins821 (12) • United States 4 May 08

My daughter will be 9 months old in a few days (on the 11th actually) and the older and smarter she gets the more worried I get. I don't really worry about her - I worry because I know eventually I am going to have to discuss with...

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dolphins821 Thank you for the post - If nothing else it will help when the time comes and it also helps to put my mind at ease. Regretfully the paternal grandparents are not in the picture - both are decesed. Which is a shame because I know they would have loved to have...

4 May 08

twoey68 @twoey68 (13627) • United States 4 May 08

I have a friend that lives up North and all through school she was Honor Role and made all A’s and B’s…she is really book smart. There have been times that she has aced a test without every opening the book or taking a note…simply...

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dolphins821 I've noticed that usually the higher the IQ of a person the less common sense they have. Not to say that someone with a lot of common sense is stupid, infact those with common sense are usually smarter than those with the high IQs just because of the fact that...

4 May 08

dolphins821 @dolphins821 (12) • United States 4 May 08

My daughter will be 9 months old in a few days (on the 11th actually) and the older and smarter she gets the more worried I get. I don't really worry about her - I worry because I know eventually I am going to have to discuss with...

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Misa093 @Misa093 (24) • United States 4 May 08

I know that no one has ever been or ever will be perfect. But my parents put a lot of pressure on me to be the perfect daughter that they have always wanted. That may sound like a dramatization to you, but it's true. My father,...

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dolphins821 I kinda know where you are coming from. My parents though are the complete opposite instead of bragging their children up - they tear them down. No matter what we did we could have always done better. If we did good in school - there was always someone who was...

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Malyck @Malyck (3425) • Australia 4 May 08

How do you feel about having babies out at night, especially in cinemas and theatres? I'm not meaning for this to be a rant, as I understand that parenthood has a number of struggles, and that socialising and having a place and...

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dolphins821 I have a 9 mth old and we pretty much take here everywhere with us. The only reason that we (me and my bf) have her tag along with us is that we live in a very small community and a good baby sitter, who can handle the job with her age is hard to find. There...

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above31rubies @above31rubies (1863) • United States 4 May 08

A 17-year-old girl gave birth secretly at home, then walked four blocks to a hospital with the baby still attached by its umbilical...

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dolphins821 I'm really glad that the girl did not just dump her baby somewhere, and that she got to the hospital before anything happended to her or the baby. However, one thing that I do not agree with is the fact that teenagers will get pregnant, know that they are...

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