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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 12 Jun 13

I live a subdivision with it's own elementary school so those who live here are pretty involved in ach others lives. Especially if they get involved in any school/community groups. I'm a PTA mom, scout mom and I volunteer where I...

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fruitcakeliz to answer your "subject" sentence.......when they can understand what it means to be an adult. I feel SO much for you hun, dealing with "adults" and "parents" who can't seem to comprehend life and circumstances and responsibilities any more than the kids...

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 12 Jun 13

I've noticed that as a mother in my thirties there are things that I do to protect my baby that I would have never even thought of or possibly even laughed at when I was 16 and had my first baby. I remember thinking that older...

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echoitback it depends on whether the protection is good for baby or not, if it is good then it is wise, if it is not good, then overprotective :)

21 Jun 13

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 12 Jun 13

I've noticed that as a mother in my thirties there are things that I do to protect my baby that I would have never even thought of or possibly even laughed at when I was 16 and had my first baby. I remember thinking that older...

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larish It is instinct to a mother to protect her kids. I also agree with you, that it is of age that you have smartly make decision that you know will help bring up your kid to be a better individual.

21 Jun 13

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 12 Jun 13

I've noticed that as a mother in my thirties there are things that I do to protect my baby that I would have never even thought of or possibly even laughed at when I was 16 and had my first baby. I remember thinking that older...

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fruitcakeliz with time comes experience, and with experience comes wisdom. when you were 16 and had your first child you had no idea ALL the responsibility that would come with bringing that child up right....you have since gained that...kudos to you.....there is no such...

21 Jun 13

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 12 Jun 13

My older children have been telling my that I should start a blog for new moms with my little tips I have learned over time that make motherhood easier. I have been giving it a lot of thought especially now that I have a new one...

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oldbuddy You will never know unless you try. If you do use WordPress on your own domain instead of trying something free. You want full control with no restriction on what you promote to make money. Then when you find something write a review of it and include a...

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 12 Jun 13

My older children have been telling my that I should start a blog for new moms with my little tips I have learned over time that make motherhood easier. I have been giving it a lot of thought especially now that I have a new one...

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21 Jun 13

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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Jenny1015 Well, it is your choice. And it is fine. My mom has a high-end phone but she rarely use it herself. My dad would be often mad texting me to check up on mom coz she doesn't pick up his call nor reply to his text messages.

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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hereandthere i don't have any gadgets either, just a simple cellphone. no camera, laptop, ipod or ipad. (no facebook and twitter either so that makes me really odd, right?) it's just not essential to my life yet. i wouldn't mind hand-me-down gadgets since i'm pretty slow...

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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Shavkat For some people may think you are strange person of not carrying your mobile outdoor. In contrary, some people don't care bringing their mobile phones unless they are expecting important calls. For me, I used to carry a basic mobile and people think that I am...

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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christylynn41 No I don't think it makes you weird at all but I certainly understand what you mean. Im the same way. Im a stay at home mom and I work full time as an online teacher Im always hearing that I need to get a real job and how can I be happy staying at home all the...

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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Shasta No, you are not alone there. I've never owned a cell or smart phone and probably never will. I have relative who is perfectly aware of this yet he will ask me to do something on his phone and when I can't figure out how to do it, he gets frustrated like I'm...

10 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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sk66rc I don't think you're weird at all... I personally don't like cell phones either but I have to have one for work purposes... I have a little flip phone that doesn't really do much except for voice canals & text messages... I work as a translator & my work...

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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allyoftherain It may be different than what other people do, but personally I think it's the smart thing. I have a 'dumb' phone on a pay-as-you-go plan and I think sometimes what I use it for is a waste. If you feel like a cell phone is a waste, and you're probably right...

10 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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Karen Waterson I don 't think you are weird at all. There are others that don't have cell phones as they don't need them. If you don't a cellphone, then ou shouldn't have pone. In my case, since I don't have a landline. I do need a cellphone to keep in touch with family,...

10 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 7 Dec 12

I have had several people look at me like I have a second head lately when they find out that not only do I not have a smart phone I don't carry a cell phone at all. I rarely get out of the house and have a phone...

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mrsuniega No you are not. Though a lot say that phones today is a necessity of life for me phones are not that really important if you really don't need it. Maybe its just you are not use to carry a phone with you. I think thats it.

7 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 16 Nov 12

This past July was one year since I lost them man I call Dad and this Oct I lost my Mom 4 days before giving birth to my 5th baby. I expected it to hurt when they passed but what I didn't expect was to feel so lost when I've been...

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Lovegreen I got teary-eyed reading your post, parent topics just make me feel like this. My father died in 1998 and to this time the hurt is still there. It's not that I have not moved on I just miss him. I think that feeling will always be there. The thought of him...

5 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 16 Nov 12

This past July was one year since I lost them man I call Dad and this Oct I lost my Mom 4 days before giving birth to my 5th baby. I expected it to hurt when they passed but what I didn't expect was to feel so lost when I've been...

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marie2052 Both my parents have passed. I was in the Army at 18 during Vietnam so I saw so much death during those years. Previously to the Army I worked as a nurses aide from age 15 to 18. Naturally there too I saw a lot of elderly pass on. Death became a natural...

5 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 16 Nov 12

This past July was one year since I lost them man I call Dad and this Oct I lost my Mom 4 days before giving birth to my 5th baby. I expected it to hurt when they passed but what I didn't expect was to feel so lost when I've been...

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Shavkat In fact, that is most fearsome thing for me to think. I was wondering how it felt to loss one of them. Could I survive without them? Have a great day!

5 Dec 12

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freedomg @freedomg (1684) • United States 16 Nov 12

On 10/29 I gave birth to my 5th baby, exactly 20 years and 2 weeks after my first and boy is it different this time around. My others are 19, 13, and 9 years old so I didn't think it had been so long that it would be this...

new baby

sharing

starting over

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prudhviraja Yes, A lady is getting very happy when she given birth to a child. It is very fun while looking to small eyes of the child. He may be telling to you a Big thanks. But is right time to have a baby now at 36. 36 is not nothing. But having own children who is age...

5 Dec 12

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