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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 16 Jul 07

I have just started reading novels during my free time and I started with the book A Walk To Remember by Nicholas Sparks because I loved the movie and I was wondering that it could be even better to read the book. What other...

a walk to remember

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JohnsPrincess Susan's Diary for Nicholas is VERY good. I think it came before the John & Savanna story...but I can't remember. Either way, they go together. I'm currently reading Dear John. The Notebook is also VERY good.

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I have not been really active in Mylot after I reached my $5 earning. I don't know why. I suddenly felt I was wasting a lot of effort. So up to now my earnings are still around $5. It has not moved much. I reply only to those...

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Likespie I have one question how do you get a star in the first place? Do you just post a lot of times or what?Please answer soon cause apparently it is good to have 10 stars and I dont even have 1.

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I have not been really active in Mylot after I reached my $5 earning. I don't know why. I suddenly felt I was wasting a lot of effort. So up to now my earnings are still around $5. It has not moved much. I reply only to those...

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touchnshine Dear mtoxales Well congrats on your 10 star.. I am really happy to know this that after getting a 10 star you are motivated to do more and more mylotting :) .. Even a little bit of appreciation from our friends also motivates us a lot to do more and more...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I have not been really active in Mylot after I reached my $5 earning. I don't know why. I suddenly felt I was wasting a lot of effort. So up to now my earnings are still around $5. It has not moved much. I reply only to those...

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dinheiro Gratz!

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I wanted to go to this outdoor event and bring along the kids so they can have fun. However, I was told by my in-laws that it is better if we do not go because there might be a big crowd and the kids might just get sick. But other...

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sudiptacallingu You have every right to feel frustrated. Many grandparents feel over-protective about their grandchild and they forget the fact that times have changed and children need exposure to changed circumstances from early age, so that they don’t grow up insular and...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I wanted to go to this outdoor event and bring along the kids so they can have fun. However, I was told by my in-laws that it is better if we do not go because there might be a big crowd and the kids might just get sick. But other...

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lyndee22 There's nothing wrong bringing the kids outside. They also need a sort of relaxation and breathing. It's also a way of developing their physical, mental and emotional skills. Do they know that? In-laws are very protective but in a wrong way, sometimes annoying...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 16 Jul 07

Have you encountered in-laws who are bossy or who wants things done when they want it or as they want it? Like all of a sudden they want to go to a certain place and they don't expect no for an answer. Or like the kids to eat rice...

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sudiptacallingu I don’t know about good or bad, but I have been a very compromising daughter-in-law. Let me explain: Ten years of marriage and living with my in-laws in a joint family has taken its toll on my mind and physique. At 34, my hair has greyed beyond the normal...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 16 Jul 07

Have you encountered in-laws who are bossy or who wants things done when they want it or as they want it? Like all of a sudden they want to go to a certain place and they don't expect no for an answer. Or like the kids to eat rice...

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chari_dc i'd like to think i'm a good daughter-in-law. i've so far no rift with my mother-in-law for the past 6 years that her son and i have been married. maybe it helps that we're not living together in the same house. for about 8 months, she did live with us last...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 16 Jul 07

Have you encountered in-laws who are bossy or who wants things done when they want it or as they want it? Like all of a sudden they want to go to a certain place and they don't expect no for an answer. Or like the kids to eat rice...

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lyndee22 As far as I know, I am a good daughter in-law but not submissive to my mother in-law. I object/reject and state my affirmation when needed. I don't bumped at her, I keep a space for respect and understanding because I value our relationship.

17 Jul 07

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 16 Jul 07

Have you encountered in-laws who are bossy or who wants things done when they want it or as they want it? Like all of a sudden they want to go to a certain place and they don't expect no for an answer. Or like the kids to eat rice...

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wisconsin26 Actually two years ago my father in law tried that on me. I learned from my husband to stand up for myself. So I did that day. He wanted MY truck home at a certain time. He didn't want me going to MY PARENTS house because my parents and I weren't getting along...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I need to travel for 2 to 3 days but I am not sure if I should bring my 19-month old baby along or leave her to her grandparents. My in-laws have just arrived and my baby is not yet used to them. She still looks for me when I get...

babies and grandparents

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kelly60 My thoughts exactly, if she isn't used to the people who she is left with, it could be a traumatic event for her. I hope that she can get used to them quickly too.

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

confronting others

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wachit14 Good for you for opening up your mouth. I wonder how she would feel is someone said in her presence "freaking old people". Once when I was shopping without my kids, I spotted a mom who was having a very hard time with her toddler. Apparently, she grew very...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

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mkirby624 I would have gotten a little pissed that she said it that way as well. Have you ever thought about including your daughter in the grocery shopping? Letting her hold something that's not breakable or something? Keep her occupied with some besides wanting to...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

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icequeen You had every right to approach her with her comments. She should have minded her own business. It is funny how we are suppossed to respect the elderly...but in my estimation some elderly are just down right rude and mean in some cases...which is not...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

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sunshine4 You had every right to get upset with her saying that. Some people are so rude and disrespectful. I would have definitely said something too. It makes me so mad that some people think as parents we can control our kids emotions while in public. They get noisy...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

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chari_dc i too have kids who are oftentimes loud whenever we're out. i teach them good manners of course, but then i interpret their "loudness" as having self-confidence. it just shows that they are not shy to express how they feel. as for the old lady, i agree with...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

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foxyfire33 I would have gotten mad too. I probably wouldn't have been brave enough to confront her but that's just me because I hate causing scenes. If you were fine confronting her then I say good for you! That was a rude thing for her to say. People in general need to...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 3 Jul 07

I was in the grocery with my 3 kids when my youngest daughter who is 19-month old started crying. She wanted to be held but my hands are full so I let her cry because there was nothing else to do to comfort her. Then this old lady...

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jnallen_487 Well if she would have said something else then I would feel it was okay. But that's just mean to say freaking kids. I get irritated when I'm trying to shop and their are kids crying or screaming but I have a son so I can take it more than others with no kids....

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I need to travel for 2 to 3 days but I am not sure if I should bring my 19-month old baby along or leave her to her grandparents. My in-laws have just arrived and my baby is not yet used to them. She still looks for me when I get...

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kelly60 I would be nervous about leaving her with grandparents who she isn't used to, but I guess that it would depend on how well they get along and how long you have to get her used to them. It might be rough on her to suddenly have you gone if there isn't someone...

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mtoxales @mtoxales (374) • Canada 1 Jul 07

I need to travel for 2 to 3 days but I am not sure if I should bring my 19-month old baby along or leave her to her grandparents. My in-laws have just arrived and my baby is not yet used to them. She still looks for me when I get...

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sunshine4 I wouldn't worry about leaving your child with the grandparents. I think that this would be a great opportunity for your child to get to know her grandparents. You are lucky that they are willing to watch you child while you are away. You will be worried...

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