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tamarafireheart @tamarafireheart (15384) 5 Sep 08

Hello Mylotters, Last night or should say early this morning I was Mylotting way past midnight, I picked up a glass of water to drink, as I raised my glass up I noticed one of my photos that was hanging on wall was very...

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SinfulSweet @SinfulSweet (146) • Canada 26 Aug 08

The other day I was out shopping for some back to school supplies with my son who is five and has autism. Now he can talk up a storm but he does have some abnormal behaviors such as arm and hand flapping and constant humming and...

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freshsoda @freshsoda (72) • Philippines 16 Aug 08

More than a year ago, i was living a single life, with no obligations other than take care of myself. Work when i wanted to, go to parties and hangout with friends. I met my husband 2 years ago in an event that involves having fun...

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

railroad

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sharay I know how you must be feeling because i had the same problem with my daughter not after she was 2 years, but right from birth, she never slept at night...and after she was a year old, that became even worse, she wouldnt let us sleep, like you said, she was a...

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

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Elixiress Maybe you could put her to bed a little later, maybe at 10 or 10:30 and this may mean that you get an hour more in bed making it 6:30AM. Also maybe before bed play games with her to make her more tired and this will hopefully make her sleep longer.

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

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ch88ss Wow, I know exactly how you feel. My daughter used to keep me up all the time at night. Now she wakes up nightly at 2am and just sits there crying. Why I don't know, it started not long ago. How about trying to turn on a humidifier- the white noise from the...

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

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deebomb It appears that your doing just about every thing that you can o get her to sleep. Some kids are just early risers. Living beside a rail road track has got to be difficult with the noise. I suggest that you try what is called white noise. I have a small 10...

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

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jonesy123 That's a tough one. Looks like you have an early riser on your hand. If she only takes one nap a day, which at her age should only about 1 1/2 hours, and she still does this, you may have to consider moving. I know the train used to wake me up all the time,...

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

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maximax8 I suggest making your two year old daughter really tired before she goes to sleep. How about buying her a small trampoline? Then she could bounce away for ages in the evening getting really tired. Get blackout curtains for her room then she won't wake when she...

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loveromances @loveromances (89) • United States 13 Aug 08

and she gets me up wanting a drink, a diaper change, dressed for the day, and something to eat. If I try to ignore her, she'll wake me up from about 5:30 AM and she'll finally go back to sleep about 7AM. By then I may as well get...

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sunshine4 Wow.. that must be very frustrating! If the trains are waking her up, how about playing soothing music for her when she is sleeping to drown out the noise? I was also going to say keep her up later, but I can see that you are already doing that. Maybe if you...

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ellie333 @ellie333 (21016) 6 Aug 08

No matter how your day has been there must have been at least one moment during the day that you have laughed, so lets get giggling and share what has made us laugh today. I'll start, I took my son downstairs earlier wrapped in a...

happy

laughter

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ellie333 Wow that sounds like they had some fun, I hope they hosed all the mud of themselves though before coming back into the house, especially into your clean bathroom! Yes it does sound like they took mums jeep topless mudding literally eh! That is...

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ellie333 @ellie333 (21016) 6 Aug 08

No matter how your day has been there must have been at least one moment during the day that you have laughed, so lets get giggling and share what has made us laugh today. I'll start, I took my son downstairs earlier wrapped in a...

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serenity264 @serenity264 (366) • Philippines 6 Aug 08

What would you do if you were put in a situation like this? You love your boyfriend very much but he is very busy and he has almost no time for you and wants the relationship to be on a down low in order to protect his image. He...

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cobrateacher @cobrateacher (8432) • United States 26 Jul 08

About 18 months ago, I got a call from the best female friend I've ever had (my husband's my male BFF), and she said she wouldn't be flying upstate with me after all. Nobody's ever spoken to me so coldly. I asked her what was...

so sad

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cobrateacher Thanks for the response. Surely, If we ever do get together again, it won't be anything moe than a shallow acquaintance. People are quite different, of course, so maybe something that means nothing at all to me meant a whole lot to Kathy and Rita. I don't...

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snoopy04 @snoopy04 (718) • United States 26 Jul 08

My daughter Erica has chosen her career and some of my friends think I need to have a long talk with her and tell her she is thinking foolish thoughts. She has decided to become a pediatrician, a ghosthunter and a astronmer. She...

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snoopy04 Yes this has been very helpful. My daughter is ten and she has told me that ghosthunting isnt to make money, she finds it intresting. She is very smart for her age and makes straight As on her report card. Her teachers have told me she is very gifted and very...

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cobrateacher @cobrateacher (8432) • United States 26 Jul 08

About 18 months ago, I got a call from the best female friend I've ever had (my husband's my male BFF), and she said she wouldn't be flying upstate with me after all. Nobody's ever spoken to me so coldly. I asked her what was...

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snoopy04 @snoopy04 (718) • United States 26 Jul 08

My daughter Erica has chosen her career and some of my friends think I need to have a long talk with her and tell her she is thinking foolish thoughts. She has decided to become a pediatrician, a ghosthunter and a astronmer. She...

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shinymood @shinymood (405) • China 19 Jul 08

I don't know if this happens in your region. Many rich men here in my country claim that they are very busy. And since they are the economic pillar of the family they are justified not to share housework. What do you say?

housework

husband

wife

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shinymood I like your idea very much. The filling blank recipe is very inspiring. I'll apply it and see how it helps.

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