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Old 05-13-2006, 03:00 PM   #61  
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Good afternoon everyone. Its so beautiful here today it breathtaking. The woods are thick and green and flowers are growing everywhere. I have a beautiful dream weaver pale pink rose near the deck that is in full bloom. Today I planted my two stipey tomatoes in tubs. I hope they do better than last year. I'm enjoying the day with DH. We're just playing on our computers and relaxing. I offered to go get a movie but it didn't sound good to DH. I made grilled ham and cheese sand. for brunch. We may have barbequed hot dogs on whole wheat buns for dinner. Hope you all have a great Mother's Day.
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Old 05-13-2006, 06:42 PM   #62  
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Missy, I know what your are going through. After wanting kids for so long, here you have TWO! God is so funny sometimes! I have to tell you that it will be hard. Everything you are used to right now will change. Just being able to get away for a nice dinner with your dh will no longer be easy. You have probably had a little taste of that with the little girl you have now. When they are totally your own after the adoption, then there is no falling back on the gaps between foster kids. The other thing I might add is that parenthood never ends. You never get that gold watch for the job. My kids are 33 and 35 and one of them still is a pip who needs to remember all that he was taught growing up. I can't explain why they turned out the way they did.
Having said all that, I'd say go for it. Having two in diapers won't be easy, but plenty of moms raise kids close in age and manage just fine. What does your husband think. Since this is involving him just as much as the dad, he should have 50% say in the decision.
And my final piece of advice, no matter if you end up with one or two children--enjoy motherhood and don't get too uptight about the small stuff. Enjoy drippy ice cream cones, don't worry if they don't finish their dinner, and try to have lots of fun doing stuff together. BUT--- don't depend on your child or children to make you happy. You might find some things about having kids that make you happy, but (1) the burden of "making you happy" is too much for any kid, and (2) they will always let you down anyway. Find your happiness outside of your children and just enjoy them for who they are and the experiences they bring into your life.
End of thoughts!!

We went on a rose trip today, down to Vero Beach. We saw 3 lovely rose gardens at 3 different homes. The last one the people had 140 rose bushes, all in profuse bloom--just covered with flowers--and no insects or blackspot. It was a breathtaking yard.
A fun trip.

Now we are all sleepy from the sun and I will probably take a nap really soon.
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Old 05-13-2006, 10:31 PM   #63  
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GATOR: HEY my friend!! Thanks for the thoughts! I didn't get a chance to talk to the social worker today so we still have not made a final decision. We have so many unanswered questions. Terry and I talked about it for a long time tonight and we are leaning toward NOT taking him but we are still uncertain. It is a VERY HARD decision to make. The closeness in age is the biggest thing because they will both be so demanding. I would have help with our parents but we also feel that if we take it on then it's our responsiblity - we don't want them to feel like they have to help even though we really would need it - especially these next two weeks until I get out of school! Terry worries that it will be too hard on me - especially once school starts again - because he is already gone in the morning when we get up - I'd be doing everything alone. He's worried about burning me out. I know that if we had doubts that we would get to keep Alexis, we would do it and get through everything as best we can. It looks pretty much like things will work out with her - and we are happy with having only one child. I have just always worried that Terry would want a boy more - but he said he is totally happy with Alexis - she is a blessing. Every family wants that boy and girl and this would be our opportunity but for some reason it just doesn't feel right. We are scared of the unknown with the drug exposure and our ability to handle 2 infants. We have looked at the pros and cons and there are many of both. We just need to ask the social worker a few questions and her answers will help make our decision.

I'll let you know tomorrow what happened!! Thanks for the shoulder!

Love ya!
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Old 05-14-2006, 09:09 AM   #64  
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Happy Mother's Day everyone!


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Old 05-14-2006, 11:44 AM   #65  
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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY ALL YOU BUSTIN BABES!!!!

Enjoy your day...cuddle with your Munchkins


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Old 05-14-2006, 12:17 PM   #66  
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Dear Tech,
No it is my oldest son going away to college this fall not my husband!

Happy Mother's Day to all our Mothers on the board.

We are going to lunch and then I get to "stupervise" while the guys clean the garage!

Will have the party on Tuesday, the grad on Wednesday then I have to work the next four days so I may be mia

TTYL, KayeC
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Old 05-14-2006, 02:09 PM   #67  
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HAPPY MOTHERS DAY EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!

Have a wonderful day!
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Old 05-14-2006, 08:27 PM   #68  
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Hey y'all! Happy Mother's Day! Just wanted to pop in and let y'all know that we decided not to take the little boy. We got some more information and then made our decision. We just don't think it is the right time right now. If it's meant to be - something else will come up! Thanks for the thoughts and opinions!! Y'all are the best!!

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Sorry Im SO late.. but...
Happy Mothers Day to all !!
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Old 05-14-2006, 10:21 PM   #70  
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MONET...

I got my new issue of DIET and NUTRITION and I have to tell you about this ad.

ALVARADO ST BAKERY DIABETICLIFESTYLES LOW GLYCEMIC FOR DIABETICS SPROUT BREAD

Here's the blurb:

In their daily life, it's very important for diabetic to know the insulin response of a food in order to predict their blood sugar response.

Diabetic Lifestyles Bread a 100% sprouted whole grain recipe, was submitted for testing to the GLYCEMIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE in Washington DC and was clinically proven to be LOW GLYCEMIC with a LOW GLYCEMIC LOAD when fed to diabetics.

Actual clinical results show a GLYCEMIC INDEX of 5.0 on the glucose scale (0-100) and a GLYCEMIC LOAD of 0.9 per serving. Additionally, diabetics experienced a reduction in blood glucose by the end of the testing period!

Made entirely with organic sprouted whole wheat and sweetened only with organic fruit, this delicious recipe contains no refined sugars, no added oil, and no flour. We're confident that you'll enjoy this unique bread as a part of your healthy lifestyle.

I'm going tomorrow to my HFS and get a loaf to try. Let me know if you get some and how you like it.


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Old 05-14-2006, 10:32 PM   #71  
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BOB: Do you think they carry it at Whole Foods? I will have to see if I can find it. Let me know if you do...
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