maryisaacs

@maryisaacs (5)

United States • Age 50

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My sister

carpenter5 @carpenter5 (6782) • United States 24 Sep 07

I am usually a very tolerant person. I try to see the good in everyone. I know that God loves us all, expects us to love each other. My sister's husband is loud, rude and obnoxious. He is very disrepectful to my grandmother,...

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maryisaacs It breaks my heart to hear there are men like this! It also breaks my heart to know there are women out there that don't have enough self worth to walk away. If your brother-in-law doesn't allow you & your sister time alone, know that your honesty about their...

26 Sep 07

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The 11 Secrets Most Men Keep

Lifez2short @Lifez2short (4962) • United States 25 Sep 07

http://personals.aol.com/love-dating/_a/the-latest-in-love-and-dating-news-the/20070913132809990001 LOL What did you think of these? Do you believe they are secrets most men keep?

the 11 secrets most men keep

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maryisaacs These are very cute! #11 is something that I have recently discovered, Sunday afternoon my husband plays poker for 3 hours with a group of buddies....and let me just say, those 3 hours makes him a happier more grateful man for the remaining 6 days of the...

25 Sep 07

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I couldn't believe what she said.

Lifez2short @Lifez2short (4962) • United States 22 Sep 07

OK long story short my mother has not really been in my big sisters and my life. In and out is more like it. Well I made the decision that I wanted to look for my mother, So I did and Internet search one day and called her. My...

cell phone number

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maryisaacs I don't think you are over reacting. It sounds like you are living by your name "lifez2short" and have forgiven your mom for not always being in your life. I'm guessing your sister hasn't gotten to that point in her life. Hang in there, your sister will...

23 Sep 07

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I was shocked, i didn't know how to handle it but then i thought about it....

nikkiwith @nikkiwith (1074) • Australia 20 Sep 07

So here it is; i was running the bath for my daughter who is 4 and she was yelling in the house which she knows is wrong, so i went down to her level and told her off, i was raising my voice which i know is wrong, anyway she was...

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maryisaacs It is difficult not to take our children's actions personally. Even at 4 yo your daughter is still learning what is appropriate behavior. Removing the emotional heartbreak when a child misbehaves will make it easier to respond without yelling.

20 Sep 07

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